Baseball: Ohio's offense is a no-show in series loss to Northern Illinois
By Ethan Felderstein | Mar. 27, 2016Ohio drops two of three against Northern Illinois behind poor batting.
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Athens to be immersed in world cultures through art and dance this week
By Grace Hill | Mar. 27, 2016The World Music and Dance Festival will combine a week’s worth of workshops and a concert to promote diversity on campus.
OU's Nowruz celebration brought students together to celebrate a 'new day'
By Grace Hill | Mar. 27, 2016Iranian Students Society commemorated the new year with a celebration of Nowruz on Saturday.
Athens City Council will talk street closings for summer events
By Alyse Peck | Mar. 27, 2016Athens City Council will be discussing street closures for summer events, such as Boogie on the Bricks and Ohio Brew Week.
Closer Than They Appear: Obama's visit to Cuba teaches us about attacks in Brussels
By Anna Ayers | Mar. 27, 2016There is something to learn from all of the historical events that happened last week.
Softball Sidebar: Dalton gives best overall performance in Ohio's opening weekend at home
By Wynston Wilcox | Mar. 27, 2016Amanda Dalton was moved up in the batting order in the second game Saturday and provided spark to give Ohio 2-1 win over Western Michigan.
Softball: Ohio takes two of three against Western Michigan to begin conference play
By Jimmy Watkins | Mar. 27, 2016Ohio took two of three games from Western Michigan behind another strong performance from Savannah Jo Dorsey and some timely hitting.
OU police chief cautions against speculation in the arrest of former student
Mar. 25, 2016On Monday, a former OU student allegedly assaulted a staff member at Bird Arena and later tried to buy a firearm and ammunition, but was denied.
Glouster man purposefully crashes car, stabs dog to death, receives four years in prison
By Julia Fair | Mar. 25, 2016A Glouster man was sentenced to four years in prison after purposefully crashing into a garage and stabbing a dog to death.
Post Season: What's up with Lebron, RGIII in the DawgPound and more Madness?
Mar. 25, 2016In this episode the gang talks about RGIII heading to the Browns, the state of the Lebron James and the Cavs, and brief mentions of March Madness and Batman vs Superman!
Post Haste: Wondering what places are open this Easter? We've got you covered; OU hired a new Vice President
By Jessica Hill | Mar. 24, 2016Some are closed, however.
Candidates criticize each other at executive Student Senate debate
Mar. 24, 2016Executive candidates from Impact and UNITE met Thursday for the second and last time before elections next week.
Women's Basketball: Ohio's season ends against Temple in Sweet Sixteen of WNIT
By Wynston Wilcox | Mar. 24, 2016Ohio lost to Temple 75-61 in the Sweet Sixteen round of the WNIT.
'Post’ endorses Student Senate candidates for 2016 election
Mar. 24, 2016'Post' editors endorse Student Senate candidates for the upcoming election.
Post Production: OU names new vice president; former student allegedly assaults Bird Arena worker; The Union gives renovation updates
Mar. 24, 2016'Post' reporters give updates about news around Athens.
Baseball: Ohio set to host struggling NIU pitching staff to open MAC season
By Tony Wolfe | Mar. 24, 2016Ohio hosts struggling Northern Illinois Friday.
Ohio University announces next vice president for Student Affairs
By Megan Henry | Mar. 24, 2016Jason Pina was announced as Ohio University's new vice president for Student Affairs, and he will start at OU on June 13.
Gun store owner prevents sale of firearm, ammunition to OU student charged with assault
Mar. 24, 2016On Monday, James D. Howard entered Downs Bait and Guns and tried to purchase a firearm and ammunition, but was denied. Howard was later arrested.
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: New Jeff Market to offer diverse, international food options
By Haadiza Ogwude | Mar. 24, 2016The new Jeff Market will promote diversity and healthy eating on campus.
Southeast Sustainability: Is fair trade actually a fair deal?
By Austin Miles | Mar. 24, 2016Fair trade certification is almost synonymous with ethical consumerism, social justice and environmental sustainability, but a closer look reveals some potential flaws.
