Ohio 'sees double' in rising success of twin tight ends
By Andrew Gillis | Apr. 5, 2016Adam and Ryan Luehrman, twins from Athens County, are now freshmen tight ends on the Ohio football team.
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Bits of Fitness: Fitness trackers help adults keep tabs on their health-related idiosyncrasies
By Marisa Fernandez | Apr. 4, 2016Fitness trackers help some students and faculty track their campus routes and nights out in a more conscientious way.
New positions, enrollment updates announced at Faculty Senate meeting
By Kyra Cobb | Apr. 4, 2016Joe McLaughlin, a professor of English, will be the new faculty senate chair, and both David Thomas, a professor of theater, and Katherine Hartman, a professor of marketing, will remain in their current positions of vice chair and secretary, respectively.
Post Haste: Watch out for snow this Palmer Fest; Some Catmail accounts are getting spammed
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 4, 2016There's a 50 percent chance it will snow during Palmer Fest, and be careful of hackers on Catmail.
Student duo crafts custom bottle openers for fellow Bobcats
Apr. 4, 2016Josh Blosser and Brad Gehring started Athenian Openers, a custom bottle opener business, in January.
City council members discuss proposed $2.3 million bike path, approves construction of city sign
By Alyse Peck | Apr. 4, 2016Athens City Council approved an ordinance authorizing the construction of the new City of Athens sign on State Route 682.
Student creates website to help those with language and cultural barriers in everyday situations
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 4, 2016Uniiculture.xyz helps those who need assistance completing tasks, such as going to the grocery store or filling out a job application, that can be difficult for those of different cultures or nationalities.
Not sure if a message in your Catmail is a scam? OIT has tips to help
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 4, 2016Students recently have noticed scam emails in their Catmail asking them to reconfirm their account information.
Editorial: ‘Post’ recognized for regional SPJ awards
Apr. 4, 2016Four staff members won awards or were finalists at the competition.
Bobcat Readership Program may transition to news app, cut back on print copies
Apr. 4, 2016The Bobcat Readership Program provides students and staff print copies of USA TODAY, The New York Times and The Columbus Dispatch through a partnership between OU Student Senate and the USA TODAY Network.
Ohio Supreme Courts rejects appeal by New York man convicted of raping an Athens woman
By Alex Meyer | Apr. 4, 2016The court announced its decision March 9 to decline the case of Charles Nguyen, who appealed to the court Dec. 7.
Take Back the Night Week to promote sexual assault awareness through self care
By Alexis Eichelberger | Apr. 4, 2016Several events throughout the week will promote an end to sexual assault on campus while offering support to survivors.
Baseball: 'Cats travel to Eastern Kentucky on Tuesday
By Charlie Hatch | Apr. 4, 2016Fresh off a tough weekend against Ball State, Ohio travels to Eastern Kentucky on Tuesday night.
Softball: Bobcats hope for Amanda Dalton's return at shortstop in doubleheader against Kent State
By Nick Kairys | Apr. 4, 2016Dalton, a staple for the Bobcats' defense, has missed the past five games for Ohio.
An American In Argentina: Don't forget the importance of research when making spontaneous travel plans
By Melanie Umbaugh | Apr. 4, 2016Columnist Melanie Umbaugh writes about dealing with travel plans gone wrong.
Letter: Normalization of underage drinking conflicts with law, leads to dangerous situations
Apr. 4, 2016There needs to be a conversation about the reality of drinking at universities.
Q&A: Successful Ohio University grad Cori McCarthy sets third young adult fiction novel at The Ridges
By Alexis Eichelberger | Apr. 4, 2016The Post asked Cori McCarthy how Athens became the setting of her third published young adult fiction novel.
Spring Literary Festival to showcase six renowned writers
By Sean Wolfe | Apr. 4, 2016The three-day event will include readings from the authors’ works and lectures from the authors.
Amplified Observations: Folk music has changed over the years, but its message stays the same
By Luke Furman | Apr. 4, 2016Columnist Luke Furman argues how despite going through changes of sound and subjects, folk has retained its original intention and purpose.
Sports Column: A year after her untimely death, Lauren Hill still leaves impact on college athletes
By Jessica Johnston | Apr. 4, 2016It has been a year since the death of Lauren Hill, but her legacy still lives on.
