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.
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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.
Editorial: ‘Post’ accidentally didn't publish last page of WOUB report, fixing mistake
Mar. 24, 2016After realizing the full report had not been published, "The Post" will update its story to include the final page of the WOUB documents regarding sexist behavior in the newsroom.
Letter: UNITE will aim to fix disconnect between Student Senate, student body
Mar. 24, 2016Nicholas Felt wants Student Senate candidates to talk about the issues facing students.
Letter: Student Senate candidate did not fulfill his duties in other positions
Mar. 24, 2016Landan Lama argues that presidential candidate Jordan Kelley did not do his required duties in various positions.
Celebrate Easter with these five cocktails made with marshmallow Peeps
By Alexis Eichelberger | Mar. 24, 2016Add a little extra something to what’s in your Easter basket.
Track and Field: Ohio preps for more competition in the Carolinas this weekend
By Wyatt Harmon | Mar. 24, 2016Coach Clay Calkins wants to see more consistency for Ohio this weekend.
Midway through season, club lacrosse dominates competition
By Clark Wicks | Mar. 24, 2016The men’s lacrosse team has outscored opponents 33-8 since returning from spring break and credit their friendship off the field to their chemistry on the field.
From The Editor's Desk: 'Post' reporters on the ground for fest coverage
By Emma Ockerman | Mar. 24, 2016Posties cover fest season hour-by-hour to get an enjoyable story up quickly.
Mini golf course near The Ridges hopes to 'Putt People First' by giving to local charities
By Brook Endale | Mar. 24, 2016The course, named Putt People First, is Athens County’s only 18-hole miniature golf course, and its proceeds benefit local charities.
Two students attempt to mobilize support for Donald Trump at OU through Twitter account
By Brook Endale | Mar. 24, 2016Two students started the Twitter account @OUforTrump16 earlier in March to help increase support for the candidate in Athens.
New telescope observatory, renovations planned for The Ridges
By Taylor Maple | Mar. 24, 2016The $320,000 observatory will be home for an historic 10-inch refractor telescope that was previously salvaged from a fire.
Fund OU gave money to gets off the ground four years after creation
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 24, 2016OU contributed about $15 million from the OU Fund, and OSU gave $20 million to start up the fund in 2012, though the process to create it started years before.
Football: Bobcats try to impress NFL scouts on Ohio's Pro Day
By Andrew Gillis | Mar. 23, 2016Thirteen Bobcats took to the field on Wednesday with hopes to extend their football careers.
Mother-daughter team emphasizes need for food sustainability
By Sarah Franks | Mar. 23, 2016Frances and Anna Lappé discuss the need for change in food systems today and give hope that change is happening.
Post Haste: Concern after alleged OU assault lives on through Facebook post; New Jeff Market a year away
By Jeremy Hill | Mar. 23, 2016The Facebook post of the incident has nearly 4,000 likes.
Speaking to Student Senate, OU official says Class Gateway construction needs to be complete before fall
Mar. 23, 2016Because a steam shutdown is required during construction, officials say it was necessary to start construction now in order to ensure buildings can be heated later on.
Senior Citizen: Seniors drink up the last of their college days in numerous, varied bars
By ERIN DAVORAN | Mar. 23, 2016Every bargoer prefers some bars over others. Columnist Erin Davoran gives her opinion on Athens’ numerous watering holes.
