Police Blotter: OU student finds horse manure smeared inside her vehicle Saturday
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 18, 2016OUPD responded to 15 incidents related to alcohol, three of which involved people allegedly passed out.
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Football: Ohio’s two-back pistol offense can bring flexibility for entire offense
By Cameron Fields | Apr. 18, 2016Ohio’s two-back set offers flexibility in the backfield.
Post Haste: OU graffiti wall controversy has gotten national attention; Flu-like symptoms are spreading around
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 18, 2016Many news outlets have reported on the wall.
City council approves construction of new ADA chair lift in Athens City Building, $2 million bike path
By Alyse Peck | Apr. 18, 2016Athens City Council approved construction of an ADA chair lift in the Athens City Building in effort to make it more accessible for residents with disabilities and a new $2.3 million bike path.
Student Review and Consultation Committee works with law enforcement to respond to concerning student behavior
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 18, 2016The committee includes representatives from local law enforcement and university administrative bodies.
Majority of senate's $20,700 budget used to pay for events, trips
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 18, 2016Of the money the body received this academic year, notable expenditures include a comedy event at The Convo, Pride Week and Take Back the Night.
Editorial: Hats off to former Postie and (now) two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Wesley Lowery
Apr. 18, 2016‘Post’ editors congratulate former Postie, Wesley Lowery, on Pulitzer Prize.
Students overcome with flu-like illnesses a week before final exams
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 18, 2016Within the past two weeks, OU’s Campus Care has seen an increase in students with the flu, including members of their own staff, according to its Twitter.
Students and faculty are able to donate medical supplies to Athens, Peru and Botswana
Apr. 18, 2016Medical Supply Drive is accepting donations April 7 to April 30 for unserved communities.
Softball: The Bobcats host Ohio State in midweek doubleheader
By Nick Kairys | Apr. 18, 2016Ohio pitcher Savannah Jo Dorsey, who leads the nation in strikeouts, will face off against Ohio State pitcher Shelby Hursh in a battle between two aces.
Baseball: Ohio hosts Morehead State on Tuesday
By Jordan Horrobin | Apr. 18, 2016The Bobcats have been playing well recently and look to continue that way against the Eagles.
Students will gather to appreciate relationship with Earth in Earth Day celebration
By Bharbi Hazarika | Apr. 18, 2016Earth Day Celebration 2016 will be a day-long event on Wednesday, starting at 11 a.m in Walter Rotunda.
About 1,000 students transfer, drop out or graduate from OU between Fall and Spring semesters each year
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 18, 2016OU’s undergraduate enrollment for the Athens campus drops about 7 percent each year between Fall and Spring semesters, according to data from the Office of Institutional Research.
Baseball: John Adryan leading Ohio as a potentially historic power threat
By Tony Wolfe | Apr. 18, 2016John Adryan is off to a career-high in home runs, but what will that mean as the season moves on?
Ohio University still set to demolish President Street building May 2, despite community opposition
By Taylor Maple | Apr. 18, 2016Although demolition of the President Street Academic Center was approved by the Board of Trustees in January, some community members are still not in support of destroying the building.
Ed O'Neil received most votes from students for commencement speaker, but Bill Brand will be one speaking
By Megan Henry | Apr. 18, 2016In total, 383 people voted for commencement speaker and each one of them voted for Ed O’Neil in their top five list.
Muslim women explain religious stereotypes and prejudice
By Jessica Hill | Apr. 18, 2016Muslim women at Ohio University speak about the stigmas of the hijab and religious prejudice.
Oblivious Searchbar: The rest of the world has more fun during graduation than America
By Richard Hwang | Apr. 18, 2016While Americans are pleased with pleasant parties and family gatherings, wait 'til they get a dose of South American and European graduation celebrations.
An American In Argentina: You might miss Athens, but you won't regret studying abroad
By Melanie Umbaugh | Apr. 18, 2016Columnist Melanie Umbaugh reflects on what she's learned so far from living in Buenos Aires.
Amplified Observations: The Internet age has ushered in better music releases, and here’s why
By Luke Furman | Apr. 18, 2016In his last column of the semester, columnist Luke Furman explores the new musical possibilities brought on by the digital age that would have been impossible before it.
