Men’s Basketball: The time to strike in the offseason is now for Ohio
By Charlie Fadel | Apr. 14If the transfer portal is used right, Ohio could have a huge year.
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Students express themselves through Fest Season fashion
By Ella Moler | Apr. 14During the beloved Fest Season, students find creative ways to dress.
Editorial: Artemis II reminds us we can do hard things
By The Post Editorial Board | Apr. 14Global disasters like war and destruction consume our lives, cause us to worry about our homes, our country and our planet. Astronauts, like the four aboard the Orion, proved we are a loving, caring and incredible part of one big Earth.
Softball: Rock solid play boosts Ohio to fifth straight series win
By Brandon Gross | Apr. 14Ohio’s fundamentals played a big part in the win over Bowling Green.
Softball: Ohio wins rubber match against Bowling Green by run rule
By London DeMarco | Apr. 14Ohio run ruled Bowling Green on Sunday.
Baseball: Miami powers past Ohio to split Battle of the Bricks
By Jackson Huxel | Apr. 14Ohio took a tough series loss against Miami after a game one win.
Baseball: Everything to know about Northern Kentucky
By Jackson Huxel | Apr. 14What to know for Northern Kentucky.
US Headlines: Iran-US ceasefire talks, Bondi avoids House subpoena
By Finn Smith | Apr. 14U.S. Headlines: Ceasefire talks between Iran-US end with no further agreement, ICE footage from Minneapolis draws criticism and Bondi avoids subpoena from House committee.
Police Blotter: Sick raccoons, drugs in the car, warrants of the week
By Kaitlin Hogg | Apr. 14Police Blotter: Cyber threats and courtesy rides. Read more for the crimes and cops of April 3 to April 9.
Thousands of acres of Ohio land approved for fracking
By Finn Smith | Apr. 14The Ohio Oil and Gas Land Management Commission recently approved over 8,500 acres of land on Salt Fork State Park and Egypt Valley Wildlife Area for fracking. The decision has angered many environmental activists across the state for potential negative environmental and health effects.
‘The choice is Joyce,’ A look into the 20-year-old's run for Ohio House
By Kaitlin Hogg | Apr. 14Ohio University junior James Joyce runs against Paul Cameron for the 95th District Democratic House seat.
Human Interest writers reflect on school year
By Human Interest Staff | Apr. 14Human interest staff shared their experiences from the school year, highlighting some of the ups and downs.
Hannahs’ Hub: Till we meet again, Athens
By Jude Hannahs | Apr. 14As the spring semester draws to a close, Ohio University senior Jude Hannahs describes his feelings and contemplates his time living in Athens.
Abby's Angle: Moral double standards persist in the NBA
By Abby Shriver | Apr. 14While the NBA enforces strict rules on gambling and drug use, domestic violence is somehow a grey area where players face limited consequences. The league has a responsibility to take domestic violence allegations and convictions seriously and take real accountability.
Stars Align: April 12-18, Aries takes control
By Clara Leder | Apr. 14This week Aries will take hold of the zodiac signs, bringing courage, impulsivity and a chaotic reset.
Behind the Lens: Human weirdness is key against conformity
By Ethan Herx | Apr. 14Angine de Poitrine’s viral success is indicative of the state of modern art as AI-generated music is becoming more prevalent.
Cola Corporation produces anti-fascist streetwear
By Maria Saunders | Apr. 14An Ohio University alum began The Cola Corporation seven years ago, making statement focused streetwear.
Singing Men of Ohio keep tradition, brotherhood alive
By Lydia Emerine | Apr. 14From honoring Ira T. Zook through signature performances like “The Quest Unending,” to touring and supporting local causes, the Singing Men of Ohio members say the group offers more than music.
Weekender Briefs: Music Industry Summit, sports, the Crane Wives
By Caitlyn Vance | Apr. 14This week brings various events in Athens for music, movie and sports fans.
