Nursing, education majors see low male enrollment at Ohio University compared to other programs
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 3, 2016Some male students defy stereotypes in predominantly female majors.
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Bobcat senior forwards reflect on time with Ohio hockey
By Jordan Horrobin | Feb. 2, 2016Five Bobcats will be at Bird Arena for their final home series this weekend, and The Post asked three of them to look back on their careers.
Men's Basketball Sidebar: Akron's Dambrot brings toughness to Akron-Ohio matchup
By Luke O'Roark | Feb. 2, 2016Akron coach Keith Dambrot is one of the only coaches in the country that watches the opposition warm up. His "old school" mentality rubbed off on Akron Tuesday night.
Athens-based Wolfmen use variations of genres to create a distinct sound and performance
By Kris Perez | Feb. 2, 2016Athens-based Wolfmen, comprised of three Ohio University School of Music students, aim to intrigue audiences with stretched-out tracks and experimentation.
Men's Basketball: Akron outlasts Ohio in the second half, hangs on for 80-68 victory
By Tony Wolfe | Feb. 2, 2016Ohio fell to Akron on Tuesday night.
Records show complicated history of OU's presidential housing situation
By Alex Meyer | Feb. 2, 2016The Ohio Inspector General has requested presidential records from OU three times, though it's unclear if an investigation is ongoing.
Want to apply to be interim advocate of OUSAP? The deadline to apply has been pushed back again
By Megan Henry | Feb. 2, 2016The deadline to apply for the Ohio University Survivor Advocacy Program interim advocate position — which nine people have applied for — has been pushed to Feb. 15.
Ted Cruz and Hillary Clinton come out on top in Monday's Iowa caucus
By Mikaela Ashburn | Feb. 2, 2016Florida Sen. Ted Cruz beat Donald Trump by 3.4 points while former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton only beat Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders by tenths of a percent.
Graduate students challenged to explain their theses in 3 minutes
By Austin Erickson | Feb. 2, 2016University graduate students are participating in the Three Minute Thesis event, in which they have to explain their dissertation in three minutes.
Five people report being watched or filmed in bathrooms to OUPD during 2015-16 academic year
By Bailey Gallion | Feb. 2, 2016In the most recent incident, a 33-year-old man reported being filmed in a Baker Center bathroom.
Fired city code director had history of conflict with Athens City Council
By EMILY BOHATCH | Feb. 2, 2016Athens City Code Director John Paszke was fired Monday after various disputes with Athens City Council and Athens administration.
Student comedians take inclusivity to heart when crafting jokes
By Marisa Fernandez | Feb. 2, 2016Comedic organizations and venues on and off campus try to avoid joke controversy.
'Dark Girls' screening to discuss how darker skinned women are affected by colorism
By Mae Yen Yap | Feb. 2, 2016The Women’s Center and Multicultural Center will screen Dark Girls to discuss importance of acknowledging colorism.
Letter: 'Post' article about Faculty Senate lacked context about discussion on untenured faculty
Feb. 2, 2016Associate professor and Faculty Senate member Bill Reader responds to a quote attributed to him in a Post article from Tuesday.
'For the Love of Athens County' exhibit explores the faces and places of home
By Grace Hill | Feb. 2, 2016The third annual “For the Love of Athens County” exhibit is ARTS/West’s first show of the year.
Ohio University and Athens come together to monitor fest season
Feb. 2, 2016Jenny Hall-Jones, interim vice President for Student Affairs and dean of students, and Councilwoman Jennifer Cochran, D-At Large are co-chairing a city and university task force to look into the safety of fests, Hall-Jones said.
Nationwide decline in tenure-track professors sparks debate among OU faculty
By Kyra Cobb | Feb. 2, 2016OU is not the only university experiencing a decline in the number of Group I faculty.
The Reel World: 'Persepolis' is proof that animated films are not just for kids
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Feb. 2, 2016The 2007 animated film about a girl growing up in wartime Iran is a story that any adult would find inspiring.
Letter: Gov. Kasich should not sign bill defunding Planned Parenthood
Feb. 2, 2016Medical Students for Choice chapters across Ohio are opposed to Gov. Kasich signing a bill that would defund Planned Parenthood.
Student Senate to vote on Pride Week budget
By Maygan Beeler | Feb. 2, 2016Items on the budget include six Avalanche pizzas, posters, makeup kits for drag show participants, the DJ cost for the Jackie O’s dance party and $1,000 to pay the travel expenses for guest speaker Kristo Gobin.
