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Daily Rundown: Women’s basketball ends season with loss to South Dakota State, OU students and faculty commemorate Child Life Month and a spotlight on Athens band Rent Free

Latitude 39 reopens after temporary closure

Ohio University’s Latitude 39, a fine-dining establishment located on the first floor of Baker University Center, reopened Tuesday. The on-campus restaurant was closed at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, alongside most of the university’s other culinary services.

Women's Basketball: Ohio's season ends after loss to South Dakota State in WNIT

The Bobcats were given one final chance at a postseason run for the 2021-22 season when they received a bid to the Women's National Invitation Tournament. It was a beacon of hope after their season had almost completely derailed. Ohio was no longer playing like the team picked to win the Mid-American Conference regular season. It was playing like a mid-level team.

Letter to the Editor: Getting rid of professors weakens OU

The current OU administration and its Board of Trustees are taking blunt and drastic actions that will determine the future of the University and wider community. Their latest move–another round of the Voluntary Separation and Retirement Program (VSRP) -- aims to slash faculty ranks by offering tenured professors one additional year of pay if they agree to either:  

OU students, faculty commemorate Child Life Month

March is a month full of celebrations. From St. Patrick’s Day to International Women's Month, it is a month of honor, remembrance and revel. 

So Listen: Permitless conceal carry is nonsensical

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill into law Monday changing a salient gun law in Ohio.

Answers from Ankita: Exceptionalism is corrupting our approach to conflicts

The double standards of western societies are once again discussed as we witness another conflict in 2022. After the colossal blowout since 2014 between Israel and Palestine, they saw thousands of rockets flying across in airstrikes and 100s of casualties. Refugees rushed to neighboring countries and Europe to seek asylum and look for opportunities for rebuilding.

'What Happens on Court Stays on Court': Spotlighting Athens band Rent Free

Learn more about how Rent Free came to be, its shows at The Union and Red Brick Tavern, an upcoming gig for Mill Fest and its future projects.

Local band Vincent Florist finds inspiration through music, looks forward to future releases

Vincent Florist is one of Athens' newest bands, comprised of Ethan Philips, Josiah Slaughter and Dylan Campbell. With around 350 Instagram followers and two songs as part of their repertoire, the band is still in its beginning stages, but the trio have been able to play in Athens alongside other local bands such as In Flow and A-Go-Go. 

Softball: What to expect from Ohio's series against Buffalo

After snatching an 8-7 walk-off win over Marshall Wednesday night, Ohio is looking to keep its success rolling. Ohio (6-12) has a chance to earn its first winning streak of the season when it travels to face Buffalo (8-8) for a three-games series this weekend. The series will be Ohio’s entry into its Mid-American Conference schedule.

Baseball: What to know for Ohio's series against Kent State, how to watch

Ohio played Marshall on Wednesday evening, and it prevailed 6-3. A game where Ohio heavily relied on its bullpen proved to be a pitcher's duel for both sides as the game went into the bottom of the seventh inning tied at one. Two runs scored in the bottom of the seventh due to the Thundering Herd's defensive miscues, and it gave the Bobcats the lead going into the eighth. Marshall bounced right back, though, as it also scored two runs in the eighth to cut the game to one.

Student Senate: New treasurer elected

At the end of Ohio University Student Senate’s general body meeting Wednesday, members elected Black Affairs Commissioner Trinity Robinson as the next Senate treasurer following the recent resignation of former Senate treasurer Simar Kalkat. 

Fresh Finds Friday: Big Time Rush releases first single in nearly a decade; Kygo, DNCE sonically channel the 70's

Within the past few weeks, British singer Bakar released his first album of 2022 and Big Time Rush returned from an eight-year hiatus. Also, this past week saw songs released from EARTHGANG and Swedish House Mafia. As we fully return from spring break, we could all use some new music to help power through the weekend. Luckily, we found some tunes to keep you energized during these long days and long nights. 

Let's Play: Looking at the welcome jump back made by 'Resident Evil 7: Biohazard'

Marathoning Capcom’s Resident Evil series takes the player on back-and-forth style shifting. 

Artist Spotlight: Bad Suns brings a newfound electricity to alternative music

The alternative music scene is home to many artists, but none as eccentric and vibrant as Bad Suns. The California rock band has been around since 2012, producing theatrical and tasteful albums that remind listeners of hot summer nights and memories of one’s teenage years. 

Women's Basketball: What to know for the first round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament, how to watch

Ohio was given a second life when it received an invite to the Mid-American Conference Tournament. Now, it’ll receive a third when it plays South Dakota State in the Women’s National Invitation Tournament on Thursday night.

How students, professionals feel about women’s health care resources in Athens

Stigma and lack of awareness create barriers for gynecological and sexual healthcare in the region.

Search The Post’s 2021 Salary Guide

The salary guide shows earnings for all university employees during 2021.

Album Review: 'Who Cares?' adds more diversity to Rex Orange County's already stellar discography

On March 11, British indie artist Rex Orange County (Alexander James O’Connor) released his newest album Who Cares? In his latest installment, Rex replaces his dreamy guitar loops with string and orchestra sections, thanks to the help from Benny Sings, another artist who has influenced Rex’s career throughout the years. The album doesn’t stray that far from the norm, but there is a definite change in sound compared to other albums in Rex’s discography.

Editorial: ‘The Post’ stands with local journalists

Athens is home to many hidden gems, but what’s celebrated throughout the county is the robust local media scene.