OUPD reports sex offense in Boyd Hall
By Molly Wilson | Oct. 20, 2022According to the OUPD report, the survivor reported unwanted sexual contact between them and a suspect they know.
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OU Culinary expands budget to accommodate demand
By Addie Hedges | Oct. 19, 2022The induction of OU’s largest-ever freshman class increased the demand of Culinary Service’s food supply and the services offered by its employees.
OU health officials predict aggressive upcoming flu season
By Madalyn Blair | Oct. 16, 2022The university and health officials are working to keep students, faculty and staff healthy by encouraging everyone to get their flu shots and COVID-19 boosters.
Athens campus experienced a general increase of crime in 2021
By Kendall Wright | Oct. 12, 2022Ohio University’s Athens campus experienced a slight increase of most crimes, excluding burglary and motor vehicle theft.
OU officially opens Pawprint Park
By Sophia Young | Oct. 10, 2022The park includes an environmentally-friendly hammocking area and space for student engagement on campus.
OU to open bakery in Baker University Center in November
By Maya Morita | Oct. 9, 2022Life is Sweet, a new bakery located on the first floor of Baker University Center, will be opening this upcoming November.
Sexual battery reported in Shively Hall
By Addie Hedges | Oct. 9, 2022According to the report, the victim reported unwanted sexual conduct between them and a person they know.
OU students begin housing search earlier than previous years
By Madalyn Blair | Oct. 9, 2022Following the admittance of OU’s largest-ever freshman class, rental companies are predicting there will be an influx of students looking to sign housing leases earlier than students this year.
OU president, students attend esports facility grand opening
By Donovan Hunt | Oct. 5, 2022“It’s incredible because you don’t really imagine the people that are running our university are super interested in virtual events or esports in general, and I saw some legitimate excitement for what games can bring to people’s lives in terms of getting people involved and having a good time as a team,” Dalen Gevedon, vice president of the Bobcat Esports club and Rocket Leauge club, said.
Assault reported in True House, Read Hall
By Molly Wilson | Sep. 29, 2022OUPD submitted the True House offenses to the Athens County Prosecutor's Office.
Student Senate hears Blackboard upgrade plan
By Suzanne Piper | Sep. 28, 2022The Office of Information and Technology is considering switching to the learning management system Digital One Stop.
From the Editor's Desk: Thank you for picking up ‘The Post’
By Ryan Maxin | Sep. 28, 2022Tell us why you chose to read us.
SHAPe Clinic offers limited services amid search for director
By Madalyn Blair | Sep. 26, 2022The SHAPe Clinic is in the process of looking for a new director after its former director and creator, Jeff Russell, stepped down to focus on research.
OU College Democrats host voter registration event
By Maggie Palma | Sep. 21, 2022Democrat Senate Candidate Tim Ryan was announced to speak, but canceled at the last minute.
Athens Fire Department manages low staffing, high demand
By Payton Daugherty | Sep. 15, 2022Between the Athens Fire Department’s two stations, there are only 23 employees including the fire chief and administration staff.
Student Senate: President Sherman provides update on OU presidential search
By Payton Daugherty | Sep. 14, 2022Sherman discussed the stipulations of the search, as well as the future of recruitment at Ohio University.
Biden eases student debt, financial stress remains
By Lydia Colvin | Sep. 14, 2022The Biden administration plans to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for eligible borrowers.
OU named ‘best value’ among Ohio’s public universities
By Addie Hedges | Sep. 13, 2022Several of OU’s undergraduate programs also placed nationally.
OU offers River Park Apartments as residential housing
By Anna Millar | Sep. 13, 2022OU partnered with River Park Towers to provide additional housing options to second-year students assigned to live in Read Hall, Ewing House and Dougan House.
OHIO Honors Program restricts enrollment, enhances experiences
By Paige Fisher | Sep. 11, 2022“I think that OHP … will stabilize between 400 and 450 (students),” Geoff Buckley, the interim associate dean of the OHP and the 1804 Scholars program, said.
