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The salary guide shows earnings for all university employees during 2022.

Cat’s Cradle: Like my predecessors, I’ll be brief

I have written 100 articles for The Post. I have reached my own personal goal of writing. It only took me about 50 articles to find my voice, and the only reason I had faith in sharing them was the editors who defined my work. 

Live Mountain Stage show to return to Athens

On Sunday at 7 p.m., Ohio University will host a Mountain Stage Live event at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Mountain Stage is a radio program based in Charleston, West Virginia, that broadcasts weekly live performances across approximately 280 NPR radio stations, including WOUB every Saturday night from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.. 

It’s a Bobcat summer and it is hot

School is almost out for the summer, and Bobcats everywhere are gearing up for summer travels and good times wherever they may be. Whether they are going home to their warm bed and some home-cooked meals or they are interning in big cities for the opportunity of a lifetime, it is sure to be a summer like no other.

With exams looming, students discuss studying tips

Between Fest Season, random days of nice weather and the general hustle and bustle of spring, some can argue that this semester, like every semester, has been hectic for many students. 

Sorrel’s Side Quests: Hey, you - play a new game

This is a column about video games. They’re what I write about almost exclusively because I love them. As a medium, they play host to a fascinating tension between the player and modes of interaction, an idea not found anywhere else that’s rife with exciting artistic possibilities. 

Softball: What to know about Western Michigan

Ohio (26-19, 16-7 Mid-American Conference) has an opportunity to gain ground on the MAC's leaders this weekend during its road series against Western Michigan (16-23, 10-10 MAC). Ohio is in the midst of a three-team race for the MAC's No. 1 seed with Central Michigan and Miami.

Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Acharei Mot and Kedoshim

It is another double parshah this week! The parshiot this week are Acharei Mot, which means “after the death of” and can be found in Leviticus 16:1-19:1, and Kedoshim, which means “holy [ones]” and can be found in Leviticus 19:2-20:27.

Baseball: What to know for Kent State

Mid-American Conference baseball has reached the home stretch of the 2023 season and after three months of play, there is a four way tie for first place in the conference with four weeks to go. Ohio is a part of the tie along with Kent State, Central Michigan and Ball State. 

Seth MacFarlane is not only a great voice actor, but also an outstanding singer

Many children under the age of twelve are not allowed to watch animated shows like “Family Guy,” “American Dad!” and “The Cleveland Show.” These were the types of shows that young boys and girls would have to carefully watch by themselves so that their parents wouldn’t catch them. The creator of all three television programs is a man named Seth Woodbury MacFarlane. MacFarlane is a man of many talents. 

Songs for going home for the summer

As the semester winds down we face the knowledge that many of us will soon be going back to our hometowns and saying goodbye to our friends, at least for the summer, or potentially for a long time depending on if they’re graduating. No matter your situation, there’s a song for it, and we’ve compiled a few of them here.

5 ways to keep in touch with your college friends during the summer

As the school year comes to an end, you may be worried that the friendships you’ve made in college will slowly fade away, especially with distance involved. Yet, there are a lot of ways to prevent friendships from dying out throughout the summer, even if you do have to get a little creative.

Baseball: Braxton Kelly went from the backyard to the bullpen

Braxton Kelly has been playing baseball ever since he was big enough to pick up the ball. Never did he see himself setting records, though. 

Daily Rundown: Public urination arrests at Fest, Softball's walkoff win, the risk of wildfires in Southeast Ohio and more

Police Blotter: Yard decor stolen; woman receives OVI

Bad Day

Softball: Ohio's walk-off victory snatches series, splits doubleheader

Ohio (26-19, 16-7 Mid-American Conference) clashed with Toledo (19-24, 12-13 MAC) on Wednesday in a doubleheader. Toledo won game one smoothly with a score of 11-3, but Ohio won game two 10-9. 

Weekender Briefs: Music acts are a must-see this weekend

Friday, April 28

Fest season public urination arrests plummet after pandemic

After a long day of partying at a fest, some students may find themselves drunk, lost and without many open bathrooms. A common question starts to trickle into their minds: Can I rock a piss right here without getting caught by the cops?

Softball: Clutch hitting, defense mask miscues in Ohio’s walkoff win

For the first 13 innings of its Wednesday afternoon doubleheader, Ohio looked nothing like a team fighting for home-field advantage in the Mid-American Conference Tournament. In fact, Toledo, its opponent, looked far hungrier and complete as it headed toward a doubleheader sweep as well as a deflating defeat for Ohio. 

From the Editor's Desk: So long and farewell: my last Eddy’s Desk

Goodbyes are weird. Sometimes they’re bittersweet, and other times they’re just sweet. In some cases, like this one, they’re not very conclusive. Honestly, I think these are the hardest because they don’t mark a definitive end to anything. They’re more like a measly “so long” rather than a “goodbye.”