Pain doesn’t stop piercing addicts
(11/14/17 1:49am)
When Dori Gray got her lobes double pierced in third grade, she wanted more.
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Ohio University to use a new communication platform to help students
(11/09/17 3:35am)
Ohio University is in the process of implementing a new program available to students and faculty that would help students strive toward graduation.
Popularity of mental illness themes in media can prompt important dialogue
(10/30/17 12:37am)
When 13 Reasons Why was released earlier this year, it quickly grabbed the attention of not only young viewers, but also mental health professionals.
Attendance and arrests down at frigid 2017 Athens Halloween Block Party
(10/29/17 5:30pm)
Correction appended.
Halloween Block Party: Hourly updates from Uptown
(10/29/17 1:09am)
Correction appended.
For some people, wearing one costume during Halloween weekend isn’t enough
(10/25/17 1:04am)
Halloween weekend will have some students wearing chill costumes Friday and more complex costumes for events on Saturday.
'The Witch' is the perfect horror movie to watch this October
(10/19/17 12:52am)
When 2015’s The Witch (or VVitch if you prefer) was released, I wasn’t a fan of horror movies. I had at one point hated them, but with the blossoming of my film interest I realized that I need to watch scary movies. I had just started my journey into the genre, having seasoned myself on genre classics such as The Shining, Rosemary’s Baby and William Friedkin’s The Exorcist. Of these films, The Shining was the only one to have any effect on me. While initially one of confusion and unease, the effect soon shifted to one of awe at Stanley Kubrick’s mastery of directing. So, when a promo for The Witch popped up on my Twitter feed one evening, I saw it as an opportunity to experience a horror film in the cinema, something I had yet to do. Thirty minutes later, my friends and I found ourselves in an empty theater watching the logo for A24 materialize on the big screen.
Young Americans for Liberty protests 'Freedom of Expression' policy
(10/19/17 1:44am)
Young Americans for Liberty held a protest Wednesday night to show dissatisfaction for the interim “Freedom of Expression” policy.
Symphony orchestra celebrates 100th anniversary, president Nellis’ inauguration
(10/17/17 1:40am)
The Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium will be home to a celebration of both history and future Wednesday night—a merging of joy for past success and hopefulness for success yet to come.
The Positivity Project aims to promote self-love to students
(10/12/17 10:37pm)
Dealing with mental illness or any personal issues can be difficult, especially for a student in college. With all the stress from classes, it can be hard for students to balance academics while trying to keep a positive attitude and a stable mental base.
5 ways to celebrate World Mental Health Day
(10/10/17 6:44pm)
The article has been updated to include a healthier alternative to dealing with stress in relation to World Mental Health Day.
GSS to discuss resources for sexual misconduct, talk freedom of expression at Tuesday meeting
(10/09/17 11:42pm)
During its Tuesday meeting, the Ohio University Graduate Student Senate will hear from a panel of different resources at OU dealing with sexual misconduct, including the Survivor Advocacy Program and Counseling and Psychological Services.
Soulful Sisters to teach women of color how to navigate the job field after graduation
(10/09/17 1:06am)
A new leadership program on campus teaches students how to take notes from Beyoncé, deal with microaggressions and network with career professionals.
Students demanded funding increase to Survivor Advocacy Program at F--kRapeCulture rally
(10/07/17 7:53pm)
Clarification appended.
Night musicians light up the streets of Athens
(10/04/17 3:01am)
A crowd gathered around Demetri Wolfe as he banged out electric riffs Uptown.
NEDA Walk spread survivor advocacy and celebrated recovery from eating disorders
(10/02/17 12:25am)
More than one hundred people of all shapes, sizes, genders and races took to West State Street Park on Saturday to support one another and raise money for eating disorder awareness and treatment.
NEDA Walk to raise awareness and money for eating disorders
(09/29/17 1:41am)
The National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) will host an event Saturday featuring a march, speakers and yoga to raise funds and bring attention to eating disorders.
Student Senate: OU College Democrats and Republicans condemn 'Freedom of Expression' policy
(09/28/17 4:00am)
Ohio University’s “Freedom of Expression” policy continued to draw harsh criticism at Wednesday’s Student Senate meeting.
From the Editor's Desk: 'The Post' illustrates its first cover of the year
(09/28/17 1:40am)
After going through an entire academic year with a weekly tabloid as a new norm, Post staffers had the chance to look back and see what we could do differently. Many people reached out about having photos displayed prominently on the cover, and this year, that is something we have been working on.
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(09/26/17 9:14pm)
Libby Wertz, a senior studying psychology, works 25 hours a week as a research assistant for Ohio University’s Center for Intervention Research in Schools. (PROVIDED via Libby Wertz)
