Quite Contrary: Why you're wrong about party culture
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 13, 2016Has it ever occurred to you that you might be wrong? Columnist William Perkins explains why your opinion about party culture is (arguably) incorrect.
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Hillel to host Jewish funk band from Pittsburgh at The Union on Thursday
By Luke Furman | Sep. 13, 2016Chillent will jam their way through a combination of traditional Jewish tunes, original compositions and funk standards at The Union on Thursday night. The event is hosted by Hillel in collaboration with the Ohio University Performing Art & Concert Series and the Campus Involvement Center.
After Ailes controversy, Ohio University Student Senate to focus on power-based personal violence
By Taylor Snyder | Sep. 13, 2016Ohio University Student Senate will shift the focus from renaming the now-former Roger E. Ailes newsroom to addressing power-based personal violence.
Broadway at Ohio to bring professionals to teach theater and music students
By Emma Falter | Sep. 13, 2016Broadway at Ohio will feature Joseph Pindelski, Kelly D’Amboise, Sam Simahk, and Luke Frazier in a series of master classes to help students gain broadway experience.
Police Blotter: OUPD investigating WOUB Newsroom sign damage, four arrested for tampering with bricks at The Ridges
By Lauren Fisher | Sep. 13, 2016In the midst of Roger Ailes Newsroom controversy, officers received complaints that a plaque near the newsroom had been covered with duct tape.
Bobcats for Life to host event about Planned Parenthood founder
By Alexis Eichelberger | Sep. 13, 2016Bobcats for Life to host event featuring a historian’s reading and interpretation of speeches made by Margaret Sanger.
Collection of short films to tell stories of Syrian refugees from their perspective
By Georgia Davis | Sep. 13, 2016A free screening of Another Kind of Girl Collective will be shown on Thursday at The Athena Cinema.
Men's Basketball: Antonio Campbell looks to continue to dominate in 2016
By Luke O'Roark | Sep. 13, 2016The Post looks at senior center Antonio Campbell.
New drug carfentanil linked to accelerating overdose rates found in Athens
By Nora Jaara | Sep. 13, 2016Health and law enforcement officials are aware of the issue, although the drug's long-term impact on the area remains unclear.
Photo Blog: The best so far
By Alex Driehaus | Sep. 13, 2016See the best photos Post photographers have shot this academic year.
What Would You Wear: Blue jeans are a timeless addition to any outfit
By Kayla Beard | Sep. 13, 2016From odd-job uniform to everyday apparel to evening-wear must-have, blue jeans are a versatile article of clothing that has transcended history.
Uptown Eats: Athens is a hotbed for food trucks
By Rachel Greenwald | Sep. 13, 2016Athens is witnessing a food truck takeover.
The Do-Mates: Trying couples yoga techniques as seen online
By Sydney Otto and Juli Holbert | Sep. 13, 2016Roommates Juli and Sydney try couples yoga exercises and see how useful and realistic the poses are.
Roger Ailes' name painted over at WOUB's newsroom
By Megan Henry | Sep. 13, 2016Roger Ailes’ name has been painted over the WOUB newsroom as of Tuesday afternoon in the wake of Ohio University President Roderick McDavis announcing Ailes’ name would be taken down during Monday’s Faculty Senate meeting.
Post Haste: Ailes' name to be removed from newsroom; exploding smartphones
By Madeleine Peck | Sep. 13, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
Faculty Senate hears Roger Ailes decision and enrollment updates from administrators
By Sarah M. Penix and Dina Berliner | Sep. 12, 2016The body’s first meeting revealed that this year’s freshman class is the university's third largest in its history.
City Council: Resident accuses Mayor Patterson of 'abuse of office' after pool decision
By Brook Endale | Sep. 12, 2016The city announced its decision to build an indoor pool instead of an outdoor pool at tonight’s city council meeting which raised concerns by an Athens resident over “abuse of office” by Mayor Patterson.
Athens Police Department's Mounted Unit turns 20, prepares for new members
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 12, 2016As the unit turns 20, veterans prepare to retire and younger members look forward to training the next generation of mounted officers.
X's and O's: Joshua Dobbs and Jalen Hurd pose big problem to Bobcats' defense
By Andrew Gillis | Sep. 12, 2016The Bobcats will have their biggest challenge of the season this Saturday when they face No. 15 Tennessee.
New Survivor Advocacy Program director shares goals for year
By Megan Henry | Sep. 12, 2016Survivor Advocacy Program Director Kimberly Castor has two goals for this academic year: getting the word out about SAP and creating relationships in the community.
