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Tears for Ziggy: David Bowie dies at age 69
(01/11/16 12:40pm)
David Bowie died Sunday and Bowie lovers around the world give tribute to the loss.
Students and faculty gather to discuss Black Lives Matter graffiti wall vandalism
(12/09/15 1:39pm)
Before finals week, the graffiti wall near Bentley Hall was painted with a Black Lives Matter message and a raised fist.
Post Health: Feel free to opt out of teeth polishing at the dentist; Scientist cautiously proceed with human gene editing research
(12/05/15 12:48pm)
Teeth polishing apparently doesn't have any real health benefits.
Closer Than They Appear: Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day, and people should use the opportunity to spread knowledge, help those with those suffering
(11/29/15 11:17pm)
Columnist Anna Ayers discusses World AIDS Day and why people should take the opportunity to both spread knowledge about and try to help those with HIV/AIDS.
What 'Post' editor-in-chief read this week: Week 14 (you're almost there)
(11/29/15 1:41pm)
What the 'Post' editor-in-chief read this week and what you should check out, too.
MAC Notebook: West Division champions, either Northern Illinois or Toledo, to be decided in Week 13
(11/23/15 7:00pm)
Bowling Green (8-3, 6-1 Mid-American Conference) already clinched its spot in the MAC Championship.
Post Health: Ohio House votes to defund Planned Parenthood; Coffee proven beneficial in the long-run
(11/19/15 8:25pm)
The move could have health impacts for Ohioans.
State legislature one step closer to defunding Planned Parenthood
(11/18/15 2:01pm)
A bill to defund Planned Parenthood passed the state house of representatives Tuesday.
Letter: Ohio should not defund Planned Parenthood
(11/15/15 5:45pm)
Planned Parenthood is a reliable healthcare resource that is vital to Ohio residents.
Post Haste: Today is Veterans Day; Ohio University Student Senate might tweak elections
(11/11/15 12:00am)
There is a parade uptown this morning.
Rethinking Religion: When it comes to religion, ‘Real Housewives’ might be realer than you think
(11/05/15 5:10pm)
Columnist Grace Eberly discusses the intersection between the reality television franchise and religious practices.
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: Recent defunding of Planned Parenthood in Ohio will leave countless women without gynecological health care
(10/29/15 7:30pm)
Columnist Haadiza Ogwude discusses the importance of Planned Parenthood services.
Ohio University student sled hockey players skate in the world spotlight
(10/29/15 7:30pm)
When walking into Bird Ice Arena, most people might expect to find hockey players gliding with skates on their feet, wielding large hockey sticks.
Post Health: WHO links bacon to cancer; Which Halloween candies are healthiest?
(10/29/15 7:30pm)
Bacon causes cancer. Here are some healthy option for Halloween candy.
PostSeason: World Series and Basketballs!
(10/27/15 6:08pm)
The World Series is starting tonight and someone will win it. The NBA is starting tonight and the Spurs will win it. Hot dogs are giving people cancer now, what does that mean for ballparks across America? Hopefully price cuts.
Post Haste: Looking to observe ‘American Beer Day?’ You have options; Marching 110 gets another shoutout
(10/27/15 12:00am)
Fortunately for you, there are plenty of options.
Athens held first Race for the Cure event Sunday
(10/25/15 5:42pm)
For the first time, Athens hosted a Race for the Cure event and has raised more than $38,000 so far.
Post Haste: Jackie O's workers dress up to brew 1,000th batch; Big Mamma's makes BuzzFeed list
(10/22/15 7:30pm)
Good morning. Here's what you need to know for Thursday, Oct. 22, 2015:
Tattoos tell stories that are more than skin-deep
(10/22/15 7:30pm)
Tattoos may have meanings deeper than the ink might travel.
