Student Senate candidates include environmental issues in platform, but BARE is the best ticket
By Grant Stover | Apr. 5, 2015A Post columnist believes the BARE student senate ticket is the right choice for Ohio University students.
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A few tips to get back to gaming
By Sophie Kruse | Apr. 5, 2015Finding time for gaming can be difficult, but there are many ways to incorporate gaming into your day
Don't use ad blocking software for the greater good
By William Hoffman | Apr. 2, 2015Everyone use ad blocking software, but they shouldn't.
Athens needs more semester-long housing leases
By Maria Fischer | Apr. 2, 2015Post columnist talks about the need of leasing alternatives for students who are only in Athens for a single semester.
Colleges spend too much on athletics, not necessarily enough on academics
By Michael Stock | Apr. 2, 2015The money required to balance the athletic department’s budget all too often comes from institutional funds that would otherwise be spent on the university’s stated mission of educating students.
Local eateries offer foods to quench the drunken thirst
By Will Gibbs | Apr. 2, 2015Late night eating uptown doesn’t have to be unhealthy.
‘It Follows’ proves horror isn’t all cheap thrills
By Will Ashton | Apr. 1, 2015Horror movies have been pretty bad recently. Will Ashton writes about why “It Follows” was the best horror movie in his recent memory.
With the weather warm, it’s time to bust out the summer music
By Luke Furman | Apr. 1, 2015Amplified Observations takes a look at some of the best music for the summer time and all the magic it holds.
Why ‘The Post’ decided not to publish satirical ‘Pest’
Mar. 31, 2015Post editor-in-chief Jim Ryan explains the decision not to publish “The Pest,” a satirical news insert, on April Fools’ Day.
Vintage, thrift stores hub of unique, recycled garments, boost local businesses
By Courtney Mihocik | Mar. 31, 2015Make sure you stay on top of all the latest re-emerging throwback trends.
Food ads promoting unhealthy 'food tricks' can be harmful
By CASSIE FAIT | Mar. 31, 2015Cassie writes about the obsession with being thin and how many food companies promote their food with “get thin quick” posts.
It’s your turn to go straight for the jugular too
By Ryant Taylor | Mar. 30, 2015Ryant writes his final Straight For The Jugular column before running for Student Senate president. He writes about some of his experiences and leaves so parting words of wisdom.
Pregnancy Resource Center on Court Street conceals religious agenda
By Jessica Ensley | Mar. 30, 2015The Pregnancy Resource Center has a hidden agenda.
Stop making changes to the fests
By Maria Fischer | Mar. 29, 2015Maria takes a look into why fest season may have reached its peak and might now be on its downfall.
Treat the environment how you would want to be treated
By Grant Stover | Mar. 29, 2015Grant writes about how he first became interested in helping the environment and some of the lessons he’s learned doing so.
Meerkat, Periscope apps are changing how journalists cover news
By Sophie Kruse | Mar. 29, 2015Live feed apps can prove useful to journalists, and possibly change the way we get information
From The Local Desk: Palmer Fest was still pretty wild despite cold weather
By Luke Furman | Mar. 29, 2015Police made 57 arrests at Palmer Fest on Saturday and shut down 11 nuisance parties by 3:30 p.m.
#FestSeasonTips: Students wanting to workout during Fest Season can follow these simple exercises to do in their bedrooms
Mar. 26, 2015Here’s how students can workout in their bedrooms during Fest Season.
Economic In-Tuition: Federal loan programs actually harm students
By Joe Hartge, Matthew LeBar | Mar. 26, 2015College is getting more expensive, and governmental financial aid usually seems like the solution, but it’s actually part of the problem
Campus Chatter: Stop making changes to the fests
By Maria Fischer | Mar. 26, 2015These increased costs and early shut downs will be the demise of fest season — a tradition that current students and alumni alike want to see continue.
