Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Post's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query.
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Florida’s HB 1467, a bill that sets new guidelines for what material should be allowed in schools, is causing controversy nationwide. Books in schools must now meet certain criteria before they can be distributed to students.
Ohio University’s Student Senate passed the Bobcat Festival budget resolution Wednesday night after previously failing to pass it during the March 1 meeting.
Ohio University will continue to offer housing in River Park Apartments for rising sophomores for the 2023-24 school year.
Ohio University’s own Science Cafés, which take place monthly in Baker Theater, are opportunities to learn something new about a topic that does not commonly come up in a day-to-day conversation. Steven Evans and Julie Owens, both current psychology professors at OU, spoke at the event on March 8 to bust many of the common myths surrounding Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD.
An Ohio University student is starting a new student organization that will focus on empowering survivors of sexual violence.
Chabad's Athens headquarters are tucked slightly in the alley at 33 N. Court St., a location that was quite the party scene Tuesday night. Costume-clad attendees danced to music as crumbs from tasty cookies politely littered the floor of the room dressed in an elaborate Hollywood theme. The reason for the vibrant occasion? Purim.
One of the collegiate experiences students most look forward to is the chance to study abroad. Over Spring Break, the UK: Suffragettes and Soldiers class, taught by Dr. Carey Snyder, will fulfill this desire with a trip to London, in which they will synthesize their coursework of the past eight weeks.
Women’s History Month is already in full-spring on campus. The month of March is slated to encompass a wide range of events hosted by student organizations, university departments and committees and the Women’s Center.
Women’s history month occurs every year throughout the month of March. This month serves as a celebration of monumental women in history and those who will follow in their footsteps as history and change makers.
While reflecting on his senior year, one word came to Blake Rossi's mind: fast
Researchers from Ohio University's Institute for Sustainable Energy and the Environment were awarded a $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, or DOE, to fund a project to mitigate carbon dioxide waste.
Athens locals and students at Ohio University may have seen a purple, pink and red logo with a big number five while out and about. Whether at Little Professor’s Book Center for a 10% off sale from Feb. 6 through Feb. 12, or at The Over Hang with a new signature drink dubbed the “Get Lit(erate)” during Feb. 18 and Feb. 19, the “5 or Nothing” campaign was omnipresent.
During the first week of school last semester, Taylor Connelly, a freshman studying journalism, found a passion for preserving Ohio University’s history.
Tables decorated with floral centerpieces and dimly lit candles neatly littered the Baker Center’s ballroom Saturday evening for the International Student Union’s, or ISU’s, annual dinner, occurring for the first time post-COVID-19.
The book "Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive," written by Stephanie Land, tells the story of hard work, low pay and a mother's will to survive. Published in January 2019, "Maid" went on to become a New York Times bestseller and was later adapted into a show on Netflix.
The food children eat helps fuel their future. Balanced meals at a young age support mind and body growth that fosters success, according to Action for Healthy Kids. The team at Live Healthy Appalachia, or LHA, a local, wellbeing nonprofit, emphasizes the importance of eating well early in life. This is why they created the Live Healthy Kids program.
As the rapid development of artificial intelligence, or AI, technology continues, concerns are mounting over its potential impact on the job market, economy and society as a whole. There has been a longstanding fear of technology replacing human jobs, and the advent of increasingly advanced AI technology like ChatGPT has stoked those fears. However, history has shown that technological advancements have also created new job opportunities, and it's possible that the same could be true with AI.
When Becky Clark made the decision to return to Athens in her late 20s, she became the executive chef at Little Fish Brewing Company, located on 8675 Armitage Road, about three months into the brewery’s operation.
Last Friday, the small, humble site of The Tablertown People of Color Museum, located at 9035 State Route 329, was packed full of Tablertown and David Butcher enthusiasts alike. One particular person present was the guest of honor and the reason for the gathering: John Carey.
Ohio University celebrated its 219th birthday Saturday afternoon at the Founders Day Birthday Bash in Baker Ballroom. From 1-4 p.m., alumni, students, staff and Athens locals enjoyed a variety of performances, activities and food. The event was a collaboration between the Student Alumni Board, or SAB, and the Ohio University Alumni Association. Hannah Protsik, a graduate student studying education, serves as the early engagement graduate assistant for the Alumni Association. Part of her role includes overseeing SAB, which she said had previously led Founders Day events. Read the full story here: https://www.thepostathens.com/article/2023/02/founders-day-birthday-bash-2023-coverage Video filmed by: Jack Beeler, Jude Hannahs, Cole Patterson Video edited by: Jenna Skidmore Find us on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepostathens/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThePost Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePostAthens
Solutions by The State News