New Escape Room Athens tests nerves, problem solving
By ERIN DAVORAN | Apr. 14, 2016For those seeking thrills and a new kind of night out, Escape Room Athens is a new entertainment business in town.
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Female correctional officers train the same as males, but daily work may differ
By Julia Fair | Apr. 14, 2016Teresia Trace, a correctional officer at the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail, is one of 1,227 female correctional officers in Ohio, where about 80 percent of correctional officers are male.
Nonprofit coming to Athens gives children the chance to play sports
Apr. 14, 2016Athens children are able to experience sports without the worry of costs.
Editorial: We won’t photograph Number Fest (again) because of its ‘ridiculous’ policy
Apr. 14, 2016Prime Social Group is attempting to control what the reader sees by asking journalists to sign its strict media agreement.
Ohio University's Women's Panhellenic Council eliminates recruitment videos following the National Panhellenic Council's vote
By Julia Fair | Apr. 14, 2016Ohio University is following the National Panhellenic Association, an umbrella organization for 26 international women's fraternities and sororities, vote to eliminate recruitment videos from the recruitment process.
Students face math-related anxieties in college
By Georgia Davis | Apr. 14, 2016In regards to Mathematics Awareness Month, some students speak out on their difficulties with the subject.
Softball: Taylor Saxton is finding her way as a small but lethal offensive weapon
By Jimmy Watkins | Apr. 14, 2016After some freshman year struggles and a setback from a shoulder surgery, Taylor Saxton is putting it all together this season.
Members of Ohio University's College Republicans paint 'trigger warning' message on graffiti wall
By Megan Henry | Apr. 14, 2016The message was painted over about four hours later with the phrase "Bobcats stick together."
From The Editor's Desk: Thank you, ‘Post’ seniors
By Emma Ockerman | Apr. 14, 2016‘Post’ editor, a junior, says goodbye to the senior class.
Southeast Sustainability: Humans are endangering the existence of wild American ginseng
By Austin Miles | Apr. 14, 2016Wild American ginseng populations are threatened by humans. Will they go the way of the dodo?
Senior Citizen: Ohio University's response to graffiti wall controversy threatens freedom of speech
By ERIN DAVORAN | Apr. 14, 2016OU leaders’ support for opposition to pro-Trump graffiti shows lack of both balance and respect for all students’ freedom of speech.
Student Senate impeached a senator for lack of attendance at its Wednesday meeting
Apr. 13, 2016Lorne Owens, a Senate Appropriations Commision uFUND senator, was impeached during executive session.
Men's Golf: Ohio has momentum going its way for the first time all year
By Pete Nakos | Apr. 13, 2016A different set of golfers will be competing at the Ball State Invitational this weekend.
Post Haste: Number Fest ride-sharing has already started; Tony Campbell declared for the NBA Draft
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 13, 2016The festival is this weekend.
Promises showed no boundaries in International Week’s keynote address
By Grace Hill | Apr. 13, 2016International Week’s keynote address was delivered by Ohio University alumnus and viral sensation Alex Sheen.
Gary Rivlin talks about racial disparity in aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
By Mikaela Ashburn | Apr. 13, 2016Rivlin spoke Wednesday in Walter Hall to a crowd of about 50 people about his book, Katrina: After the Flood, as part of the James Lecture in Urban Politics series.
University health insurance policy provides little freedom for international students
By Lauren Fisher | Apr. 13, 2016Students who enrolled in classes this spring were met with a $1,076 price tag for health insurance — about a 14 percent increase from last semester.
OU Scooter Squad encourages people to enjoy the “art of scooting”
Apr. 13, 2016The OU Scooter Squad looks to have fun on campus with scooters and encourages students to do the same.
Softball: Bobcats lose to Kent State in extra innings
By Nick Kairys | Apr. 13, 2016Ohio ace Savannah Jo Dorsey got pulled after allowing three earned runs in the fourth inning, and Ohio lost in extras in the final game of the conference series with Kent State.
Editorial: Without shuttles this year, transportation to Number Fest may be problematic
Apr. 13, 2016One policy change this year is that the event will not offer a shuttle service.
