Resolving debate around New Year's resolutions
By Abby Jenkins | Jan. 10, 2023As the beginning of the new year continues, consider people’s opinions on New Year’s resolutions in 2023. Are people still making them or have they gone out of style?
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Effect of winter break on local college bar
By Kaylin Pickett | Jan. 5, 2023What happens to bars near college campuses when students go home for winter break.
LINKS’ experiential living opportunity supports students of color
By Sydney Lehmann | Dec. 29, 2022The experiential living opportunity in the LINKS program at Ohio University creates a comfortable environment for students of color to adjust to college life.
‘The Nutcracker’ returns to Columbus to spread holiday cheer
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Dec. 20, 2022The dancers of BalletMet performing “The Nutcracker” share their experience with this year's production of a classic Christmas ballet.
Therapy dogs in libraries to soothe students during finals
By Kaylin Pickett | Dec. 2, 2022The library hosts therapy dogs and other activities leading up to the end of the semester to give students a way to destress during finals.
In Case You Missed It: What Elon Musk means for Twitter
By Isabella Pedrera | Dec. 1, 2022Under new ownership, Twitter witnesses changes.
Local group helps match rescue dogs with new homes
By Sophia Heinl | Dec. 1, 2022Friends of the Shelter Dogs takes care of dogs at the Athens County Dog Shelter, where some of their volunteers are on call 24/7 to rescue pups in need.
CIAO club says 'Hello' again at OU
By Caroline Kammerer | Nov. 30, 2022After a hiatus due to the pandemic, the CIAO club is back
Weekender Main: ‘James and the Giant Peach JR.’ takes the stage
By Dylan Pohovey | Nov. 30, 2022ABC Players Jr. presents its rendition of ‘James and the Giant Peach JR.’ Its talented cast of five to 18-year-olds tackle the musical version of the Roald Dhal novel.
Locals, students, battle armed with nerf guns
By Cole Patterson | Nov. 30, 2022The Ohio University Urban Gaming League, also known as OUUGL, has provided an outlet for Bobcats to battle for years using nerf guns.
Weekender Briefs: Enjoy holiday films, doodles, art fairs and more
By Katie Millard | Nov. 30, 2022Friday, Dec. 2:
Disney Princesses enchant audience
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Nov. 30, 2022Some of Broadway's most popular Disney Princesses came to sing their top hits at the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
Here are students’ feelings and advice for upcoming exams
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 30, 2022End-of-semester exams are fast approaching and almost here. Here are what fellow bobcats are feeling and thinking as the dreaded finals week is around the corner.
Kazma Knights and other drag performers to bring holiday cheer to Athens
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 29, 2022“Kazma’s Holly Jolly Holidays” will see an array of drag performers perform to raise money for Children Services in Athens County.
Gay marriage protection act moves through Congress, students react
By McKenna Christy | Nov. 28, 2022The Respect for Marriage Act is making its way through Congress and would codify same-sex and interracial marriage by repealing the Defense of Marriage Act. Students at Ohio University perceive homophobia as a persisting issue and lack trust in the government’s ability to make necessary change and protections.
Culture staff presents their Thanksgiving favorites
By Culture Staff | Nov. 27, 2022The Post Culture staff shares their Thanksgiving favorites and traditions.
Taking a snapshot of rural womanhood
By Pia Benthin | Nov. 27, 2022Elizabeth Thompson is the guest curator of the exhibition “Homesteading Women” at the Kennedy Museum of Art.
Far from home, international students prepare for the US’s largest holiday
By Alyssa Cruz | Nov. 21, 2022International students discuss plans for Thanksgiving; for many of them this year’s will be their first one.
People in, out of Athens ‘think globally, act locally’
By McKenna Christy | Nov. 21, 2022Conservation Carpathia combats illegal logging and protects the forests in the Carpathian Mountains in Romania. Its influence has stretched to a recent Ohio University graduate who finds that local organizations inside and outside of Athens are making effective environmental difference.
In Case You Missed It: CVS cuts pink tax
By Pia Benthin | Nov. 21, 2022Ohio got rid of the pink tax in 2020, but tampon prices are still falling in the Buckeye state.
