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As of Wednesday, the United Academics of Ohio University have gone 91 days without receiving a response to their proposal for improved compensation. Compared to nine other universities' faculty salaries in Ohio, OU has the lowest-paid research faculty, a disgraceful fact which the university’s continued silence makes significantly worse.
Greenland, the world’s largest island, roughly three times the size of Texas, has become a political focal point of the Trump administration. Denmark’s semiautonomous territory, located in the Arctic Circle, has drawn renewed media attention amid President Donald Trump’s efforts to strengthen U.S. national security interests.
A new legislative bill will require schools to develop a model policy to address the appropriate use of artificial intelligence by students and staff.
The cast reveal for "SIX, the Broadway musical, was released Jan. 16, prompting mixed reactions from fans. The fifth cast of “SIX" is set to debut Feb. 16 at the Lena Horne Theater in New York City.
It’s hard to ignore how loud the Pledge of Allegiance debate has become in Athens. What began as a proposal to add a pledge to the start of city council meetings turned into a packed room, heated public comments and a debate that has stayed in the headlines.
Other than being the state's official tree, Buckeye refers to the Ohio State University’s mascot, a peanut butter and chocolate candy, a lake, a town and a trail, according to the state of Ohio website. However, the name has most recently been coined by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, launching “Operation Buckeye.”
Don’t talk about politics or religion at the dinner table. The traditional etiquette is one many people were raised upon, considering it common courtesy to avoid any potentially tumultuous discussions with guests to preserve a peaceful, harmonious evening. While respecting others’ opinions is an important covenant to uphold, regarding open conversation as taboo may have hindered the inclination of many individuals to become invested in politics.
If you’ve watched sports recently, you’ve seen a gambling advertisement. During the 2025 Stanley Cup Finals, there was “an average of 3.5 marketing messages from betting firms every minute,” a study by the University of Bristol found. Gambling culture, once entirely separate from sports, is now inescapable.
The Ohio University Black Student Union works to uplift students of color while fostering an inclusive space for students of all races.
On Friday, hundreds of Ohio University students joined protestors around the country in an effort to stand in solidarity with Minneapolis. Friday’s walkout was part of a nationwide movement to protest the inhumane actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, in cooperation with Minnesota’s “ICE Out” day.
Hundreds of students walked out of class Friday afternoon and gathered on College Green in protest of nationwide U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity. The rally, organized by Ohio University’s Ohio Student Association chapter, called on university administration to respond to student concerns about the potential presence of ICE on campus.
Ohio (12-5, 6-1 Mid-American Conference) beat Bowling Green (13-6, 4-3 MAC) by a score of 82-57 on Wednesday night. It was one of the best games of the season for the Bobcats, as the team shot 58% from the field while also hitting 59% of their threes. After a poor offensive performance in the last game, Ohio went out and more than made up for that.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office added a new member to their team: Bara the K-9.
The Athens City Council chambers reached full capacity Tuesday evening as residents filled the City Building, many attending to speak out following a recent controversy over whether the Pledge of Allegiance should be included at council meetings.
The situation has resolved, and there will be no more updates from this point forward.
On Jan. 19, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Racial Equity Coalition of Appalachia and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People of Athens County collaborated on a showing of the 2024 documentary, “Ain’t No Back to a Merry-Go-Round.”
When a resident is locked out of their dorm, they go to their resident advisor for help. When they have roommate issues, they go to their RA. When there is any little issue in the dorm, they go to them again for help. RAs are important student staff workers, but are also the most underappreciated and overworked employees in housing.
With this holiday season coming to a close and rounding out the past year, New Year's resolutions are officially in full swing for students at Ohio University and beyond. These resolutions include a variety of plans ranging from reinventing oneself, to accomplishing goals and many participating in the increasingly popular Dry January, cutting out all alcohol entirely until the first month of the year has passed.
Monday morning, over 100 Ohio University students, faculty and staff gathered at Galbreath Chapel to commemorate the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Members of The Post joined the Celebration Silent March led by the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and Celebratory Brunch held by OU’s Center for Student Engagement & Leadership to remember and honor Dr. King’s contribution to upholding the freedoms upon which our newsroom is built: speech and press.
Micah McCarey, the newly elected City Council President, summed up the first few weeks of his presidency with one word: “Rewarding,” McCarey said.
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