Football: John Hauser named interim head coach
By Charlie Fadel | Dec. 1Ohio named defensive coordinator John Hauser as interim head coach.
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Evacuation orders underway in Vinton County due to hazardous nitric acid leak
By Finn Smith | June 11A chemical leak of nitric acid has been spotted at a manufacturing plant in McCarthur, Ohio. The leak is hazardous and has prompted evacuation orders to be issued.
Unattended student death in Bryan Hall
By Suzanne Piper and Maggie Amacher | Apr. 27The Ohio University Police Department is investigating an unattended student death reported Saturday night in Bryan Hall. Police say there is no threat to the community.
Trump administration reverses visa cancellations policy
By Finn Smith | Apr. 25The Trump administration walks back prior decision to revoke international student status and visas across the country. The decision resulted in nationwide backlash and many lawsuits. ICE is now developing a new framework for international record termination.
OUPD issues crime alert after reported sexual imposition at Memorial Auditorium
By Maggie Amacher | Apr. 18A woman working at Memorial Auditorium reported being inappropriately touched during an event Thursday evening, prompting a crime alert from the Ohio University Police Department.
Jackson McCoy named next editor-in-chief of 'The Post'
By Drew Hoffmaster | Mar. 3Jackson McCoy, The Post’s current copy chief, was selected as editor-in-chief for the 2025-2026 academic year Monday by the paper’s publishing board.
President Gonzalez addresses concerns over federal, state efforts to eliminate DEI initiatives
By Abby Waechter | Mar. 3Ohio Senate Bill 1 and recent federal directives prompt student protests as the university pledges commitment to inclusivity and awaits legislative outcomes.
Protesters rally against Elon Musk and DOGE, urge younger generations take action
By Abby Waechter | Feb. 24Over 150 protestors gathered outside the Tesla car dealership in Columbus to rally against Elon Musk and the Trump Administration’s Department of Government Efficiency.
TikTok's Sister Cindy shares her ‘Ho No Mo’ message at OU
By Maggie Allwein | Feb. 18Cindy Smock’s, also known as Sister Cindy, presence raises questions from the students about genuineness versus satire.
Three people stabbed on Barons Bus, non-life-threatening injuries
By Drew Hoffmaster | Feb. 7Three people were stabbed on a Barons Bus in Cambridge, Ohio, early afternoon Thursday. Ohio University students were reported to be on the bus where the incident occurred.
Trump pauses federal grants, loans, may affect OU students
By Drew Hoffmaster | Jan. 29Trump announced the freezing of all federal loans and grants starting Tuesday at 5 p.m. EST in a memorandum released on Monday. The funding freeze has the potential of upsetting up to $3 trillion dollars of funding in federal loans and grants.
Athena Grand theater to close in January
By Jack Solon | Nov. 21, 2024The Athena Grand theater is closing Jan. 5, 2025 after almost 20 years.
Fire breaks out at Peden during Wednesday night game
By Emily Stokes | Nov. 14, 2024During a MAC game at Peden Wednesday night, a fire broke out in the ticket booth with responders arriving on scene to combat the flames.
3 rescued from West State Street house fire
By Emily Stokes | Nov. 9, 2024Around 4 a.m. Saturday, three people were rescued by the Athens Fire Department from a house fire that broke out at a residence on West State Street.
Issue to abolish city charter left off Nelsonville ballots
By Maggie Amacher | Nov. 5, 2024Issue 23 was left off paper ballots, affecting 90 voters who already cast their ballots.
