OU’s diversity centers reflect on 2021, have hopes for 2022
By Lauren Serge | Nov. 29, 2021The LGBT Center, Multicultural Center and Women’s Center each had their own approaches to events and participation this year.
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Tracking Trends: A breakdown of Shawn and Camila’s breakup
By Katie Millard | Nov. 28, 2021Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello have ended their long-term relationship.
Outdoor Pursuits combines nature with team building
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 28, 2021Outdoor Pursuits is an organization that integrates the outdoor scenery of Athens into a space for students and those outside of Ohio University to strengthen their sense of community and communication and leadership skills.
Athens resident spends free time cleaning up community litter
By Cole Patterson | Nov. 22, 2021Athens has been experiencing a problem with garbage not ending up in the right places. Henry LaBelle, an Athens resident, has recently taken the initiative to help combat this issue by spending his personal time cleaning up this out-of-place garbage.
Rural Action hopes to educate students about composting
By Alyssa Cruz | Nov. 22, 2021Rural Action has a mission to help students at OU learn about the benefits of composting.
Tavolino’s 4th annual Community Meal to offer Thanksgiving delights
By Liz Partsch | Nov. 21, 2021Tavolino is having its 4th annual Community Meal on Thanksgiving, free to all.
Dairy Barn hosts Contemporary Ceramics show with variety of clay works
By Lauren Serge | Nov. 21, 2021The Dairy Barn is hosting the Contemporary Ceramics art show, which includes a diverse arrangement of clay artwork created by various artists selected by Ohio University ceramics professors.
‘The Laramie Project’ examines past, questions progress
By Isabel Nissley | Nov. 18, 2021The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company intended to perform The Laramie Project during the 2020 Fall Semester.
Diversity and inclusion allyship encouraged on campus
By Kate Anderson | Nov. 18, 2021Students and faculty are taking action with diversity and inclusion efforts.
Conversation on climate change brings forth different perspectives
By Lauren Serge | Nov. 18, 2021The Contemporary History Institute hosted a conversation on climate change sharing three speakers’ perspectives on climate change through the lens of their specific expertise.
Weekender Briefs: Attend Thankfulness Hike, enjoy Hispanic dance night
By Katie Millard | Nov. 17, 2021Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Marching 110 Varsity Show to cap off season
By Alex Imwalle | Nov. 17, 2021“It’s really been just a whole season of preparation; It’ll be cool to play through everything and really just show how much we’ve grown as a group.”
Student Spotlight: Kiana Ziegler is a jack of all art trades
By Kayla Bennett | Nov. 17, 2021Kiana Ziegler has found her passion for art to be a driving force when finding passion in her life.
Tracking Trends: The debut of ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ leaves fans feeling nostalgic
By Lauren Serge | Nov. 16, 2021On Nov. 12, Taylor Swift released her rerecorded version of her 2012 album Red in her journey to reclaim her masters.
Ohio Valley Museum of Discovery campaign to raise money for reopening, in-person programming
By Lindsay Wielonski | Nov. 16, 2021After a period of unconventional programming, museum employees are looking forward to planning in-person exhibits for the public.
Online brand partnerships help build student professionalism
By Katie Millard | Nov. 16, 2021Brand partnerships, internet collaborations and more give these social media-savvy students some real-world marketing experience.
Day in the Life: Stephen Kramer Glickman
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 16, 2021Glickman came to Ohio University to perform songs from his first album, The Moving Company, for the Saturday entertainment slot of Dad’s Weekend. The Post got to follow him through this day: from picking him up at the hotel to taking him to the airport the next day.
Vibrancy Theater’s 'Absentia' to amplify BIPOC stories
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 16, 2021Vibrancy Theater is not just a theater company but a movement as well. The stories the group performs are ones centered around BIPOC stories and issues, fostering conversations about racial and social issues that they hope make audiences stop and think about their actions and lives as a whole.
International Education Week connects students, alumni
By Kate Anderson | Nov. 15, 2021Ohio University celebrates International Education Week from Nov. 15 to Nov. 19.
FINNEAS’ OU performance leaves audience ‘Happy Now'
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 14, 2021As a singer-songwriter and Grammy Award winner as well as the brother to pop sensation Billie Eilish, Finneas O’Connell, known mononymously as FINNEAS, gave fans an engaging performance in MemAud on Friday.
