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Men’s Basketball: The case for Ohio’s first-place finish

The Bobcats could take the Mid-American Conference regular season title.

Women’s Basketball: Ohio perseveres with short bench

Injuries and illnesses have plagued Ohio this season.

OU student Rhyan Goodman's campaign for Ohio state representative, starting college with confidence and more.

TV Review: A long-awaited character finally makes her return on ‘Attack on Titan’

While the newest episode of Attack on Titan, titled “Sunset,” didn’t give viewers much plot progression, the show did offer some defining moments for a few characters. 

OU student Rhyan Goodman discusses his decision to run for Ohio state representative

Editor’s Note: Goodman said the current representative for the 94th District, Jay Edwards, “flies into” the current redistricting “mess,” but Edwards had voted “No” on the Congressional maps that the Ohio Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional.

Exploring what 'clean beauty' really means

“Clean beauty” is a fairly new term in the beauty world, so there is no set definition of it. Allure recently created a “Allure Clean Best of Beauty” stamp and defines its standard as free of ingredients that cause health problems or could cause irritations. 

OU IT Services work to bridge the digital divide

The digital divide is a complex idea which is becoming very uncertain with the rapid advancements in technology and services. The growing gap between individuals who have access to computers and the internet and those who do not are intertwined with specific demographics and geographical location. 

Letter to the Editor: Recent ‘Post’ article lacked transparency

As chair of the Administrative Senate, I was disheartened that I was not contacted for comment for the “Admin Worries” article in which Dr. McLaughlin raised concerns over the number and compensation of Ohio University’s administrators. I believe that pitting faculty against administrators distracts from concerns many employees share regarding how the University compensates and retains our talented employees.

Church of the Good Shepherd offers free masks, meals and coffee

In this time of uncertainty with the coronavirus pandemic, one local church is helping create a sense of community built around helping its neighbors. The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, 64 University Terrace, has created a few different strategies of its own when it comes to offering help and more to the community. 

Women's Basketball: Numbers to know from Ohio's win over Akron

Ohio landed at its second stop on its three-game road trip on Monday night. After traveling to Bowling Green, it was time for Ohio to pay a visit to Akron. Before Monday, the Bobcats had not won in James A. Rhodes Arena since March 2, 2019. 

Cat's Cradle: 'Cruel Summer' is cruel entertainment

Ed Brubaker and Sean Philips have been creating some of the best noir and crime media in recent memory. Their Reckless series is a fresh take on Pulp Hero. Over time, they’ve developed an interconnected series of delinquents and comic book creators. The narrative tissue that connects them? Crime.

Diversity First Showcase encourages students, employers to prioritize identity in workplaces

In an effort to build networking through the appreciation of diversity in the workplace, the Diversity First Showcase will be held virtually on Wednesday, Feb. 23, from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. sponsored by Ohio University’s Career Network and Division of Diversity and Inclusion.

The 'Clueless' x Crocs collection is all about '90s nostalgia

Zappos launched an exclusive line of Clueless-inspired Crocs just last week, and they’ve already started selling out. They released four different styles of shoes and Jibbitz charms inspired by the iconic characters of the cult-classic 1995 rom-com.

Men's Basketball: A second glance at Central Michigan and how to watch

Ohio’s time in The Convo is dwindling. It has just two home games left on its schedule, and its final home stint has arrived. Ohio will play its penultimate home game of the season when it hosts Central Michigan in The Convo on Tuesday night.

10 songs turning 10 this year

Oh, 2012, what a year you were. There were so many noteworthy hits from Taylor Swift to Nicki Minaj and even Rihanna. You have to admit that 10 years later, the massive pop bangers we hear now don’t even compare to these iconic tracks from the past. Although we’ve aged a decade and more music has been introduced in the past 10 years, these songs will always hold a special place with us.

TV Review: Lexi’s theatrics give ‘Euphoria’ its best episode

It’s official: This week’s episode of Euphoria is the show’s best to-date.

Women's Basketball: Yaya Felder steps up when Ohio needs her

Felder does it all for the Bobcats.

Docuseries to draw attention to Black history in Athens, capturing photos of the Super Bowl across Ohio and a conversation with Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan

'What Happens on Court Street': Capturing photos of Athens during the Super Bowl

Hosts Hannah Campbell and Tate Raub prattle with Post photographers Nate Swanson and Jesse Jarrold-Grapes about capturing the moments of Super Bowl weekend in Athens, Cincinnati and other South-Central Ohio cities.

Film Review: ‘Uncharted’ trots well-worn territory

Having begun life in 2008, just a year after the first Uncharted game was released, this long-awaited and long-delayed adaptation of the highly acclaimed video game had a lot to live up to — not only because of the quality of the source material but also because of the amount of time that had passed. Having gone through six different directors, and just as many scripts in a 12-year span, the film was stuck in development hell. It was in development for so long that Mark Wahlberg went from being cast in the leading role of Nathan Drake to the role of the older mentor character of Victor Sullivan, or Sully, in its current incarnation.