The weekly column focusing on LGBT issues discusses what being "cisgender" means and how not only members of the LGBT community use the rainbow flag.
‘Post’ editor-in-chief Emma Ockerman introduces herself and gives you the rundown on what happened this week and what you can expect to see from ‘The Post.’
Ohio University is about much more than its party school reputation. Check out some of the local scenic activities.
One of the new Post columns with delve into the theology of many religions and attempt to get people thinking more about belief systems.
Columnist Lauren Bacho talks about how, when and what to post on Instagram to get the most follower attention.
A proposal will be voted upon by Ohio University’s Student Senate to determine if it should operate using a participatory form of government, allowing all university students to become voting members.
The Post’s resident video game expert looks forward to several new releases.
Columnist Jack Davies explains why right-wing voters should endorse the democratic socialist.
In this week’s column, Amplified Observations argues that the greatest classic rock bands to ever exist had at least a bit of influence from eastern music, religion and culture.
The Post’s resident sexperts talk about what to do and what to avoid when it comes to casual sex in college.
Many different theories of feminism exist, columnist Elizabeth Chidlow breaks down how she learned about being an advocate for the rights of all women.
The staff of Ohio University’s LGBT Center will be writing a weekly column answering reader-submitted questions about the LGBT community
Catmail is an integral part of the daily life of a Bobcat. So are smartphones. You can have the best of both worlds
And it can feel like your home, too, Emma writes.
Dean of Students and Interim Vice President for Student Affairs sounds off on “Bobcat Family”
Student Senate President Gabby Bacha breaks down the student representative body for Bobcats coming back to Athens
There’s only a short amount of time in Athens, make sure you spend it the best way possible
Dear Bobcats,Welcome! What an exciting time as we commence a new academic year!It seems like just yesterday that I was in your shoes. I can vividly remember my parents pulling away from Lincoln Hall on that first day of my freshman year and wondering what my future at Ohio University would hold.On that day, staring out of my residence hall window, I could have never imagined the opportunities that would unfold, the lifelong friendships that would take root, the faculty mentors who would inspire my course or the ways in which an Ohio University education would expand my understanding of the world around me.In the weeks and months ahead, you will hear us talk about OHIO as a place of transformation. And it’s true — opportunities abound at every turn. But it’s up to you to seize those opportunities. To engage with your professors. To connect deeply with your peers. To immerse yourself in the community. To soak up knowledge. To devote yourself to a cause.Depending on your vantage point, the road ahead may look long. Trust me — it’s not. Ask any alum and they will tell you: These years will fly by in the blink of an eye. Make them count. In doing so, you will open yourself up to the greatest gifts that Ohio University offers — transformation and a degree!Here’s to a great year!Roderick McDavis is the president of Ohio University. If you have any questions or concerns, you can reach out to him on Twitter @OHIOPrezOffice.
Former vice president for Student Affairs says final goodbye to Athens with tidbits of wisdom
Freshman Peter Nakos’ first column on how close golfer Jordan Spieth is to reaching history.
Solutions by The State News