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Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity expected to return to OU after being suspended in 2014

SAE was removed from campus in December 2014 due to violations of the fraternity’s expectations and guidelines. 

Educational funding in Ohio explained, debated; Sigma Alpha Epsilon to return to OU

Women's Basketball: Ohio's defense struggles against Toledo

Defense has never been Ohio’s strong suit. Ohio coach Bob Boldon even recognized that in the Mid-American Conference preseason press conference. Its inability to consistently guard opponents has left it with several tough losses. 

The ultimate guide to self-tanning

Hopefully, if you’re reading this, you have finally stopped using the tanning beds. Or, if you’re new to self-tanning, you want to get the perfect glow without all of the trial and error. The practice of applying a body bronzer has been around for a while, but there is now a variety of products and many ways to apply it. No matter the amount of color, price or even the time between application and results you are looking for, there is a product out there for you. 

Black Girls Rock Climb event encourages fitness, sparks conversation through Change Our Outcomes

Harnessed up and tied in, climbers ambitiously maneuvered as high as they could. The rock climbing wall at Ping Center was not scaled by seasoned climbers, however, but by girls trying something new. 

Women's Basketball: Second half collapse sinks Ohio in 76-73 loss to Toledo

In the first matchup between Ohio and Toledo, Ohio made a late comeback to snatch a road victory. But in Ohio’s 76-73 loss Wednesday night, Toledo returned the favor.

OU School of Theater presents ‘Everybody,’ a modern take on a classic play

The Ohio University School of Theater kicks off the new year by presenting Everybody, a melodrama known for its randomness and powerful message.

6 meal subscriptions for busy college students

We’ve all hit that point in college when eating Easy Mac and Ramen noodles just doesn’t cut it anymore. Nonetheless, most of us don’t have a ride to the grocery store and dining hall food can be lackluster some days. After all these obstacles, it’s usually more convenient to pick up fast food or takeout after a long day. With living arrangements, classes and work it can be hard to get a well-balanced meal.

Athens residents report vandalism, weather hazards via city safety app

Residents in the city of Athens have access to Athens City Source, a downloadable safety application that can be used to report nuisances around the city.

Police Blotter: Man found napping in car; dog discovered chasing chickens

‘I’m Just Napping’ 

From the Editor’s Desk: If you love a Postie, we thank you this Valentine’s Day

It isn’t always easy to love a Postie.

OU’s yearbook is a love letter to the senior class

Every summer the returning staff of The Athena, Ohio University’s official yearbook, meet to decide what the upcoming theme will be. 

Weekly Weather: Pleasant weekend, several waves of precipitation next week

A system that has the potential to dump heavy rain and bring gusty winds will pass through Athens on Thursday and the town will see temperatures plummet to near freezing. High pressure will build following that system, allowing for a warm-up throughout the weekend. Highs on Friday and Saturday will be near 40 degrees, but a stark warm-up should come on Sunday with a high around 55 degrees. Lows will be in the 20s to near freezing. 

Letter to the Editor: 'Post' column inaccurately represents lawsuit

Editor's Note: The column that this letter is in response to was the opinion of one columnist, not an editorial.

Weekender Briefs: Enjoy live music, create suspended sculptures

ACRN Media is hosting its 2022 prom at The Union, 18 W. Union St., with performances from Short Fictions, En Love and Kaiba. Doors open at 7 p.m. Come wearing your favorite goth-inspired outfit for a chance to win best dressed. 

Hockey: Sam Turner's leadership makes him and his teammates better

Not many players can step into a leadership role quite like how Sam Turner has. The junior, as well as the rest of Ohio, has had to adapt to a strange season. A new coach, a tough schedule and multiple cancelations have put Ohio in a difficult situation. Its newer players needed an upperclassman to lean on and look to for guidance.

Student orgs celebrate Black joy, Alexa Demie supremacy, OU-AAUP's 'Ask Day' and Athens' problem with lighting

Student orgs celebrate Black joy, Alexa Demie supremacy, OU-AAUP's 'Ask Day' and Athens' problem with lighting

Athens community members push for increased city lighting, but some experts say it could result in harmful light pollution

A movement from Athens community members to increase street lighting in the city has been ongoing, and Athens Service Safety Director Andy Stone said it is a constant “push and pull” for lawmakers to accommodate community members’ public safety concerns.

Athens Basketball: Athens advances to sectional finals after victory over Circleville

As the Bulldogs dribbled out the final seconds of the game, a few players held their hands to their head and looked up toward the ceiling. Relief fell over them as time expired on the clock. The Bulldogs had just barely squeaked their way through their first playoff game. Athens’ 49-41 defeat of Circleville earned it a win in the Division II Southeast 1 sectional semifinals.

OU-AAUP holds 'Ask Day' in support of instructional faculty

Ohio University’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors, or OU-AAUP, held "Ask Day” on Monday, a collective event in which instructional faculty asked the university to extend five-year contracts to them.