Appalachia's Orange Stain
By Alex Meyer | Aug. 25, 2016Major sites of pollution from old coal mines are hard to treat, but two OU professors devised a solution
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Post Haste: Find out who at OU gets paid the most; 'The Post' goes weekly
By Rebekah Barnes | Aug. 25, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
The football baptism of Greg Windham
By Charlie Hatch | Aug. 24, 2016After waiting for nearly his entire career, it's finally Greg Windham's turn as starting quarterback.
Bobcats by the Numbers: OU’s tuition costs rank high among Ohio MAC universities
By Megan Henry | Aug. 24, 2016The cost to attend OU for in-state freshman is $5,872 per semester, while the cost for an out-of-state freshman is $10,604 per semester.
Bernie Sanders supporters look to Clinton, and Stein to meet their political ideals
By William T. Perkins | Aug. 24, 2016With Bernie Sanders out of the running, many of his supporters in Athens are turning to Hillary Clinton, but some are seeking other alternatives.
Student Senate: First meeting marks history and welcomes new faces
By Madeleine Peck | Aug. 24, 2016Senate voted to approve four resolutions and heard a presentation from President Hannah Clouser and Chief of Staff Landen Lama about “Student Senate 101.”
OU study abroad programs will continue despite an increase in Zika cases
By Nora Jaara | Aug. 24, 2016Zika cases associated with travel to heavily affected areas account for most local cases.
Greetings from Hyderabad: Dispelling 5 common myths Americans may have about India
By Sarah Strinka | Aug. 24, 2016Traveling to a different subcontinent is not as frightening as one may assume.
President McDavis gave his last State of the University speech
By Bailey Gallion | Aug. 24, 2016McDavis said he was "confident that the state of the university is strong" in his address to staff and faculty at Margaret M. Walter Memorial Hall on Wednesday.
Meet 'The Post's' executive editors for the 2016-17 school year
By Liz Backo , Hayley Harding and Seth Archer | Aug. 24, 2016The Post's executive editors are excited to start a new year, with a new website and print format.
‘Post’ editor excited for the new website and changed print format
By Emma Ockerman | Aug. 24, 2016The Post recently redesigned its website and print product, but its newsroom is still thoroughly committed to the same great journalism.
Despite limitations, theater program aims for environment of inclusion
By Grace Hill | Aug. 24, 2016When casting an able-bodied actor in a role of a person with a disability, the Division of Theater looks to remain respectful.
Volleyball: Ohio predicted to finish third in MAC East
By Nick Kairys | Aug. 24, 2016The volleyball team, which was dominated the MAC over the past two seasons, was picked third in the MAC East.
Thoughts from Pura Vida: The benefits of studying abroad as told by an experienced traveler
By Haidar Bin Hamid | Aug. 24, 2016Stepping out of your campus and your comfort zone is the best way to discover yourself.
Going to a tea party can help raise money for women, children and pets
By Alexis Eichelberger | Aug. 24, 2016My Sister’s Paws will host its fourth Sweet Tea Social to benefit its work to protect women, children and pets from domestic violence.
Post Grad Profiles: Alumna gains new appreciation for Athens after graduation
By Leah Keiter | Aug. 24, 2016For Ohio University alumna Sally Sugar, Athens felt more like home after she graduated than it did during her years as a student.
Speaking Suns, Water Witches, Weird Science to play show at The Union on Friday
By Luke Furman | Aug. 24, 2016This Friday, The Union Bar and Grill will have three bands playing music that ranges from progressive pop-rock, to '60s psych, to garage punk.
Football: Quinton Maxwell Focused For No. 2 quarterback Role
By Cameron Fields | Aug. 24, 2016With Windham set in stone as the starting quarterback, a battle has taken place for the second quarterback position. A battle which Maxwell is winning.
Midnight Madness makes for a ‘sexy’ theater experience
By Grace Hill | Aug. 24, 2016The Division of Theater’s MFA playwrights bring Ohio University party culture to theater.
Punk show returns to Smilling Skull with "powerviolence" vibe
By LynAnne Vucovich | Aug. 24, 2016Columbus-based Domestic Terror will headline a punk and metal show at The Smiling Skull Saloon.
