SAB organizes diversity speaker series and panel
(02/03/23 4:26am)
Ohio University’s Student Alumni Board will be hosting a series about diversity in the workplace beginning in February.
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Family of OU grads receive support for serious genetic condition
(02/03/23 2:01am)
Operation “Save Caleb” has raised over $24,000 on GoFundMe since Jan. 16 with contributions from Bobcats and people connecting to the cause from Upper Sandusky, Ohio, and beyond.
Answers with Ankita: How imperialism still impacts the efforts of curbing climate change
(02/02/23 4:06am)
Oh boy, do I love winter! There's just something about the crisp air, the crunching of snow under my feet and the warm glow of a fire that makes me feel all cozy inside. And let's not forget about the snow! It's just so darn magical. It transforms the world into a winter wonderland, making everything look so clean and pristine.
5 Hyperpop legends that have helped shape the genre
(02/02/23 1:27am)
A lot of music listeners may not realize what hyperpop is when they listen to it, but the genre is one that is becoming popular again thanks to artists such as Charli XCX and Kim Petras. Listening to this genre is almost like hearing a chaotic DJ set, with rattling bass and usually tons of auto-tuned vocals, creating an exhilarating high that leaves one feeling confident and carefree.
Hockey: Ohio's Division II team is much more than a JV team
(02/02/23 2:36am)
Phillip Oberlin started Ohio's Division II hockey program in 2010, and, since then, the program has taken the ACHA by storm. The academically-driven group has racked up one regular season title, one playoff title as well as a trio of seasons where Ohio was the runner-up. In addition, the Division II team has four appearances in Regionals as well as one appearance in Nationals since its inception. Ohio University has always had top-tier hockey that was played by athletes attempting to bring back trophies and allure to Athens. However, Oberlin left the Division II program in 2018 to pursue other ventures. That meant that the team was placed in the hands of the students to not only run it, but keep it alive.
APD, OUPD face department vacancies, hiring officers
(02/01/23 4:38am)
Clarification appended.
Aanya Datta’s involvement recognized with award
(01/31/23 4:28am)
The Starbucks on West Union Street is where Aanya Datta can be spotted when not fulfilling one of her many roles and responsibilities as a junior studying psychology at Ohio University.
From the Editor’s Desk: ‘The Post’ editor-in-chief applications now open
(01/26/23 3:48am)
Have you ever thought about doing my job during the upcoming school year? Well, now you can!
Explosive gender reveal party, trail camera stolen
(01/26/23 2:13am)
Fight club
Reflections: Our leaders should strive to be more like Jacinda Ardern
(01/25/23 4:33am)
Jacinda Ardern’s last day of office was Jan. 24th. Ardern was well known amongst the public for her empathetic and compassionate leadership style and for successfully navigating New Zealand through the tricky COVID-19 pandemic. Many around the world were shocked and saddened to see her leave office this week. I, however, celebrate her decision as the mark of a great leader.
Cuestiones con Cruz: Why are Latinos continuously portrayed by white actors?
(01/25/23 2:13am)
With a push for the movie and film industry to be more inclusive and diverse, a new age of a racially diverse Hollywood is being advocated for. White actors playing non-white characters have been publicly denounced, and the very action of it has been a hindrance for celebrities’ careers.
Athens Recreation Advisory Board seeks stability, new members
(01/24/23 4:17am)
The Athens Recreation Advisory Board, which is a committee that advises city administration in matters relating to the recreational use of any land or buildings owned by the city, hopes to solidify a set Board and reduce the turnover of members.
Q&A: Lyn Redington, new Interim Vice President for Student Affairs
(01/24/23 5:41am)
Ohio University recently hired Lyn Redington to serve as the new Interim Vice President for Student Affairs. Throughout her educational career, Redington has the opportunity to teach at community colleges and collegiate institutions, promoting student well-being and involvement.
OU students, community members protest Artifacts Gallery
(01/22/23 9:53pm)
Ohio University students and community members gathered near Artifacts Gallery, located at 2 W. State St., on Saturday morning to participate in a planned protest against the shop’s owner, Amy Mangano, in response to transphobic signage on her storefront.
Wrestling: Ohio has almost “grit-less” effort in loss to Northern Illinois
(01/21/23 7:16pm)
For a wrestler, the term “grit” likely sits atop the list of traits necessary to find success. They can train to no end, but having the ability to tap into serves as a massive factor in wrestling.
OU student returns to his football roots, coaches players on, off the field
(01/17/23 4:08am)
The tall spotlights illuminate the painted grass of the Mill Street football fields below. The players rush to the field, hearing calls from the bench get quieter and quieter as they zone in.
Lately with Layne: University of Idaho murders leaves college students frightened
(01/10/23 6:59pm)
On Sunday, Nov. 13, my TikTok feed was flooded with talk of an unfamiliar city, Moscow, Idaho. Upon further scrolling, I made a heartbreaking discovery: four students at the University of Idaho were fatally stabbed in their own house.
‘The Nutcracker’ returns to Columbus to spread holiday cheer
(12/21/22 12:20am)
Correction appended.
Campbell’s Couture: Why sheer fashion does more with less
(12/02/22 2:54am)
“In difficult times, fashion is always outrageous.” – Elsa Schiaparelli
Unapologetically Abby: Learning communities aren’t all that
(10/04/22 4:00am)
In June, joining a learning community seemed like a no-brainer but after participating in one I am not sure if I would still recommend it.
