Men's Basketball: Jason Preston drafted by the Los Angeles Clippers
By Jack Gleckler | July 29, 2021Los Angeles, meet Jason Preston.
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EXCLUSIVE: Duane Nellis speaks on his decision to step down as OU president
By Molly Wilson | May 13, 2021Ohio University President Duane Nellis will be stepping down effective June 30 and is looking forward to getting back into the classroom.
Over $1 million to be awarded to OU STEM programs
By Maya Morita | Apr. 22, 2021The Ohio Department of Higher Education will award Ohio University’s STEM programs over $1 million in scholarships as a part of the Choose Ohio First scholarship program.
A look into progressive Athens City Council candidates’ platforms
By Anna Millar | Apr. 21, 2021Damon Krane was the most recent candidate to announce his campaign for Athens City Council, and will be focusing on many of the same issues as when he ran for mayor.
Federal Communications Commission to provide discounts on broadband services
By Maya Morita | Apr. 20, 2021The Federal Communications Commission announced its Emergency Broadband Benefit program, which will aid qualifying households by providing discounts on broadband and electronic devices.
OU struggles to fill vaccine appointments despite students’ positive experiences
By Molly Wilson | Apr. 19, 2021As OU vaccination clinics come to a close, students share their positive experiences with staff.
OU’s Denim Day will support survivors of sexual assault
By Kayla Bennett | Apr. 18, 2021On Wednesday, April 28, from 8 a.m. to 11:59 p.m., Denim Day will be hosted in support of survivors of sexual assault and violence. Later in the day, a workshop, “The Myth of the Perfect Survivor,” will be held at 12 p.m.
Q&A: OU associate director of sustainability talks virtual Earth Month celebration
By Juliana Colant | Apr. 15, 2021OU believes “Every Day is Earth Day” and is working to exemplify that through this celebration.
OU Housing Master Plan continues with Weld House demolition
By Bekah Bostick | Apr. 14, 2021Weld House will be demolished this summer using reserves from housing revenues.
3 ways to make coffee without a machine
By Jordan Ellis | Apr. 13, 2021Great coffee doesn't need expensive equipment.
Gov. Mike DeWine tours Heritage Hall, promotes coronavirus vaccination efforts
By Maya Morita | Apr. 12, 2021Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine visited Heritage Hall on Monday to witness three students receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Baseball: Ohio earns series sweep over Eastern Michigan
By Ashley Beach | Apr. 11, 2021Ohio earned its second series sweep of the season this weekend.
OU hosts letter-writing campaign in support of Collin’s Law
By Maya Morita and Molly Wilson | Apr. 7, 2021A letter-writing campaign is being held at Baker University Center for students in favor of Collin’s Law to send letters to legislators.
Q&A: ROTC students train, serve while gaining valuable life experiences
By Riley Runnells | Apr. 6, 2021The Post sat down with Lanae Lang, a junior studying communication studies and a ROTC cadet on scholarship to serve in the Air Force after college, to talk about OU’s ROTC program, the different types of people in ROTC and common misconceptions about ROTC.
OU students find their own way to get the COVID-19 vaccine
By Claire Schiopota | Apr. 6, 2021Some students have been using group chats to spread information and offer means of transportation.
Volleyball: Looking back on Ohio's successful yet adverse season
By Ashley Beach and Molly Burchard | Apr. 5, 2021Ohio finished the season 12-8 after several bumps along the way.
OU graduate students practice balancing life and work while teaching remotely
By Claire Schiopota | Apr. 4, 2021Teaching assistants have had to help students struggling with their mental health during the coronavirus pandemic, although they are not trained to do so.
Cherry blossom trees continue to be a symbol of friendship amid pandemic
By Emma Skidmore | Mar. 31, 2021A gift from Chubu University in Japan, the cherry blossom trees continue to be an iconic part of Ohio University’s campus every spring.
