OU’s relaxed masking requirements remain after spring break
By Paige Fisher | Mar. 23, 2022Some are concerned with spring break travelers bringing COVID-19 back to OU’s campus.
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HTC senator resigns from Student Senate
By Molly Wilson | Mar. 23, 2022Rhyan Goodman, honors tutorial college senator and budget committee chair, did not respond to a request for comment.
OU President Hugh Sherman provides university updates on racist hate crime
By Molly Wilson | Mar. 23, 2022OUPD is currently investigating the incident that occurred in Sargent Hall.
OU researchers discover relationship between COVID-19 deaths and minority populations
By Madalyn Blair | Mar. 22, 2022Ohio leads the country in terms of worse health disparities, Berkeley Franz, an associate professor of community-based health in the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine and primary researcher on the study, said.
OU faculty concerned with second voluntary separation or retirement program
By Paige Fisher | Mar. 20, 2022The program ran from January 14 to March 7.
Latitude 39 reopens after temporary closure
By Ella Jay | Mar. 18, 2022The restaurant reopened Tuesday.
Student Senate: New treasurer elected
By Sophia Young | Mar. 17, 2022The body voted unanimously to elect Black Affairs Commissioner Trinity Robinson, who was sworn in Wednesday evening.
OU speech and debate team members shine in tournament, earn national title
By Alex Imwalle | Mar. 17, 2022OU placed third overall in the national tournament.
Search The Post’s 2021 Salary Guide
By Abby Miller | Mar. 16, 2022The salary guide shows earnings for all university employees during 2021.
Local crime rates increase as weather gets warmer
By Kendall Wright | Mar. 15, 2022In Athens, the most active months for crime are March, April, September and October.
'What Happens on Court Stays on Court': Previewing fest season
By Hannah Campbell and Tate Raub | Mar. 15, 2022A look ahead into fest season.
OU’s weekly asymptomatic COVID-19 testing requirement to end Monday
By Ryan Maxin | Mar. 15, 2022The university cited low infection rates and high vaccination rates as reasons for the requirement’s end.
OU Student Senate treasurer resigns
By Molly Wilson | Mar. 14, 2022Simar Kalkat, former treasurer of Senate, was removed from and later reinstated to her position in February.
OU students discuss COVID-19 vaccine exemption process
By Alex Imwalle | Mar. 13, 2022OU’s exempted individuals make up around 8.5% of the Athens student and staff population.
Student Senate: Students express grievances at town hall
By Donovan Hunt | Mar. 5, 2022Students discussed discrimination on campus and fears about COVID-19.
How the Russia-Ukraine conflict may affect Athens gas prices
By Kendall Wright | Mar. 4, 2022Gas prices may hit Athens a little harder than metropolitan areas like Columbus.
How new masking guidelines will affect Athens
By Taylor Burnette | Mar. 3, 2022Ohio University altered its mask rules and Athens City Council let its mask ordinance expire.
Russia-Ukraine conflict catches attention of OU students, faculty, staff
By Anna Millar | Mar. 3, 2022“There's not a quick answer to this. We can't wish it away, and despite the efforts both of Republicans and Democrats to make this into a partisan issue, it's not. It's a Russian issue,” Steven Miner, a history professor specializing in Russian studies, said.
Students crowd Athens bars to participate in Green Beer Day
By Maya Morita and Addie Hedges | Mar. 3, 2022Following previous years’ COVID-19 limitations, students made the most of Athens’ Green Beer Day traditions.
OU’s newly awarded R1 Classification brings national attention to university research projects
By Madalyn Blair | Mar. 2, 2022OU joins 141 other institutions with the distinction.
