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What Happens on Court Stays on Court: Snowcats

Hosts Tate and Hannah talk with two officers of Snowcats, one of Athens' biggest social clubs.

Daily Rundown: A day in the life of a tour guide, ways to celebrate OU's Founders Day, what your favorite 'Modern Family' character says about you and more. 

Graduate Student Senate: Athens Mayor Patterson answers questions from senate

Ohio University's Graduate Student Senate met Tuesday evening for a conversation with Athens Mayor Steve Patterson. 

ChatGPT intrigues, concerns OU professors

Some Ohio University professors and faculty know about ChatGPT, created by OpenAI, and how students can use it to complete assignments. 

Founders Day at OU links past to present

A quote from the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 reads: "Religion, morality and knowledge, being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind, school and the means of education shall forever be encouraged." 

Here’s what your favorite ‘Modern Family’ character says about you

“Modern Family” lasted 11 seasons on ABC, detailing the lives of a massive family living in California. Focusing on the siblings of Claire and Mitchell Pritchett and their family tree, the sitcom became a fan favorite for its array of unique characters and outlandish humor. 

Fresh Finds Friday: Lizzo teams with SZA on “Special” remix; Paramore explores Time in “Running Out of Time”; Rebecca Black releases her Debut album “Let Her Burn”

Happy Friday, Bobcats. Another week has come and gone, and you know what the best part of my week is? Listening to new music. It's always good to hear some new tunes throughout the week and going into the weekend. 

Weekender Main: MFA student highlights sex and self-awareness in one-man show

This weekend, Ohio University's Vibrancy Theater will showcase the magnitude of talent within their ranks in the one-man play "Men are Trash and I'm a Raccoon," written and performed by second-year MFA student Felipe Luz. 

The best TV characters not on a show’s first season

One of the best things about the TV show format is that having multiple seasons gives the creators a chance to expand on the world of the show, adding new characters along the way. In fact, sometimes the best characters are the ones that weren’t always there from the start. Here are (some of) the best TV show characters not on certain shows’ first seasons. (Spoiler warning for all of the shows being discussed).

Baseball: What to know for the Hughes Bros. Challenge

The Bobcats will head to Wilmington, North Carolina, for the Hughes Brothers Challenge this weekend. 

College Green gas leak, UPC's Bachelor Night, OU interim hires and emt/paramedic of the year

The Post Weekly Round-up is here to keep OU’s campus informed on the most important stories published by The Post each week. Hosts Donovan Hunt, Sophie Young and Arielle Lyons give you a brief round-up of current Athens and OU news.

Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Mishpatim

This week’s Parshah is Parshat Mishpatim, which means “ordinances.” This parshah begins in Exodus 21:1 and ends in Exodus 24:18. 

Cat’s Cradle: The appeal of ‘JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’

On Feb. 17, the long-running series "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" will return to its monthly schedule. Artist Hirohiko Araki has spent the last year on hiatus, and the speculation around the manga has reached a fever pitch in the last few months, as marketing for the beginning of part nine, "JOJOlands," began earlier this year. 

Lillian’s Lowdown: Four albums that will make your February more bearable

February is a hard month. The last dregs of winter seem to stretch forever as we slowly stumble into springtime. Although we’ve made it halfway through the month, those last couple of weeks leading into March are always the hardest. Here’s some music that I believe will keep you afloat until then.

Hockey: Ohio takes on Liberty for second series of season

After dominating Robert Morris last Saturday, Ohio is back in action this weekend at Liberty. Liberty is currently ranked No. 5 in the American Collegiate Hockey Association.

10 Years of Kevin Gates’ ‘The Luca Brasi Story’

Certain artists are consistently cited as leaving the most influential mark on 2010s hip-hop. You have Future and Young Thug's countless clones with their slurred trap talk, YG and Mustard's modern G-funk, and uninspired attempts at Kendrick and Drake's concepts or crossover appeal, respectively. Yet one rapper whose massive, distinct impact remains unacknowledged is Kevin Gates and his breakthrough mixtape, "The Luca Brasi Story."

Men's Basketball: Everything to know about Central Michigan

Last time Ohio went on the road, it picked up its first Mid-American Conference road win of the season, taking down Northern Illinois in a hard-fought win.

A day in the life of a college tour guide

Have you ever wondered what it is like to have a full day of bragging about your college and walking backward? College tour guides can be a crucial component in choosing a university. They help guide that process in the middle of the school day. Giving tours can undoubtedly be a rewarding experience; however, funny stories and strange encounters are sure to be expected.

Sorrel’s Side Quests: “Metroid Prime Remastered” is great because “Metroid Prime” is great

“Metroid Prime” has long been hailed as one of the greatest games ever. Developer Retro Studios brought Nintendo’s “Metroid” formula of open-ended exploration interspersed with terse, brief action interludes and brought it into the third dimension. Its reevaluation of physical space as it relates to traversal, violence and history has been endlessly picked at and analyzed in the 20 years since its initial release.

Women's Basketball: Ohio unable to exact revenge on MAC's top team

Ohio (5-19, 3-10 Mid-American Conference) traveled to Muncie, Indiana Wednesday to take on the MAC's top team in Ball State (22- 4, 12-1 MAC). Coming into this game, Ohio had just beaten Northern Illinois at home on a last-second shot. It was Ohio's first home win of the season and its third conference victory.