What Would You Wear: My head, my crown; the black woman and the hair wrap
By Kayla Beard | Sep. 27, 2016A brief history of the African headscarf for the modern African-American woman.
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Out of the Comfort Zone: Midpoint Music Festival and Cincinnati both prove to be fun experiences
By Juli Holbert | Sep. 27, 2016Columnist Juli Holbert enjoys the sights and sounds of Cincinnati on her first trip to the city for the Midpoint Music Festival.
Men's Basketball: Ohio guard Jordan Dartis bulks up, looks to produce more on offense in year two
By Luke O' Roark | Sep. 27, 2016The Post analyzes Ohio men's basketball guard Jordan Dartis.
Softball: Things we learned from Ohio's doubleheader sweep of Saint Francis
By Jimmy Farmer | Sep. 27, 2016Ohio swept St. Francis (Pennsylvania) on Sunday, and here's three things we learned about the teams' performances.
Quite Contrary: Why you're wrong about Disney
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 27, 2016Columnist William T. Perkins discusses why you're (arguably) wrong about the Walt Disney Corporation.
Shameless plugs in the first presidential debate; anti-fracking charter struck down
By Madeleine Peck | Sep. 27, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
OU starting to recruit international students through social media
By Jessica Hill and Yumin Zhang | Sep. 27, 2016OU will start to use social media apps such as WeChat to advertise and attract more international students abroad.
Clinton, Trump clash in first presidential debate
By Luke Torrance | Sep. 27, 2016Debate-related topics dominating the U.S. trending topics on Twitter.
City Council: new pool to have less water
By Bennett Leckrone | Sep. 26, 2016On Monday night City Council heard a presentation by MSA Consultants on the construction of the new swimming pool, in which it was revealed the pool will have less water than the current one.
Hockey: Freshman goalie Jimmy Thomas now in 'Goalie Union' for Bobcats
By Jordan Horrobin | Sep. 26, 2016He'll be the first to tell you goalies are a different breed. But for Jimmy Thomas, he's trying to carve his own niche at Ohio.
Marching 110 performed Justin Timberlake’s 'Can’t Stop the Feeling!' in Cleveland — and it went viral
By Alex McCann | Sep. 26, 2016The Marching 110 performed in the streets of Cleveland in July with troll wigs.
Some Ohio University freshmen start college as young as 16
By Lilli Sher | Sep. 26, 2016Students starting college at a young age said they can have a normal college experience despite the age difference.
Ohio University alumnus to spend first year out of college driving Oscar Mayer Wienermobile
By Abbey Marshall | Sep. 26, 2016Isaac Wilker, a 2016 OU alumnus, is driving the 27-foot-long Oscar Mayer Wienermobile through the southeast region of the U.S.
Hoagland, Gentile face off for senate seat
By Luke Torrance | Sep. 26, 2016The Democratic nominee believes that progress is being made, and the region is on the path toward economic recovery.
Acupuncturist to teach new ways to ‘stay healthy in the seasons’
By Jessica Hill | Sep. 26, 2016A local acupuncturist will discuss alternative ways for students to stay healthy in autumn.
The Athena Cinema set to show 'Big Night' for the Food on Film series
By Meghan Morris | Sep. 26, 2016The Athena Cinema will show a “cult classic” about what two brothers are willing to cook in order to save their restaurant.
Football: A look at Bobcats after non-conference play
By Cameron Fields , Andrew Gillis and Charlie Hatch | Sep. 26, 2016A look at how the Ohio football team looks before heading into its conference schedule.
Letter: Ohio University needs to stand up against depiction of hateful images
Sep. 26, 2016Those who walk on Ohio University's campus should not have to feel threatened by the images drawn on the public graffiti walls.
Softball: Alvarez hits walk-off grand slam for Sunday sweep
By Jimmy Farmer | Sep. 26, 2016Ohio swept Saint Francis on Sunday afternoon at the Ohio Softball Field.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: Racism is still alive at Ohio University
By Chuck Greenlee | Sep. 26, 2016The defacing of a public mural shows that some people at this school are less than accepting.
