Men's Basketball: Ohio plays North Carolina Greensboro in CBI quarterfinal
By Luke O'Roark | Mar. 20, 2016Ohio will play North Carolina Greensboro in the CBI quarterfinals, a team the Bobcats have never played before.
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Wrestling: Cody Walters places seventh at NCAA Championships, Ohio places 29th as a team
By Cameron Fields | Mar. 20, 2016Ohio's Cody Walters ends his career as an All-American.
Despite less than ideal weather, students drank up at High Fest
By Bailey Gallion | Mar. 19, 2016Students headed to High Street on Saturday to drink and party during the second all-day fest of the year.
17th Pickle Fest winner eats eight pickles within 10 minutes, names new bagel
By Jessica Hill | Mar. 18, 2016Bagel Street Deli’s 17th Annual Pickle Fest ended with Keaton Vagedes as the winner for eating eight pickles in 10 minutes. Bagel Street Deli bought more than 300 pickles for the occasion.
Congress Street remains quiet after uncertain plans for 'Congress Fest'
By Taylor Maple | Mar. 18, 2016Plans for the fest, which residents were invited to through a now-deleted Facebook page, did not come to fruition.
Post Haste: A couple Court Street eateries featured in tiny, yet amazing list; Turn up for High Fest this weekend
By Samuel Howard | Mar. 17, 2016Today is Pickle Fest, too.
Women's Basketball: Behind Black, Ohio wins first ever WNIT game
By Charlie Hatch | Mar. 17, 2016Kiyanna Black scored 32 points in Ohio's 76-68 win over Marshall on Thursday night in the first round of the WNIT.
Student Senate debate discussed issues facing students and the search for the next president
Mar. 17, 2016Two tickets, UNITE and Impact, are competing for Student Senate seats and about 50 people attended the event sponsored by the senate’s Board of Elections, who served as the moderators.
From the Editor's Desk: Welcome, 'Post' alumni
By Emma Ockerman | Mar. 17, 2016This weekend, dozens of Post alumni will be rolling into town.
Annual Pickle Fest to raise money for previous employee's memorial scholarship
By Alex Darus | Mar. 17, 2016Pickle Fest participants have the opportunity to create their own sandwich if they win, and all money raised at the event will go toward the Kyra Kurt Willner Global Travel Scholarship.
Post Production: McDavis steps away; WOUB investigation; Fest Season begins
Mar. 17, 2016In the latest episode of Post Production, The Post's news editors recap the past two weeks in Athens and at Ohio University,
Holi celebration to give feeling of home to Indian students
By Grace Hill | Mar. 17, 2016Indian Students Association will host annual Holi celebration.
Dairy Queen CEO enlightens students during Spring Marketing Day
By Jonny Palermo | Mar. 17, 2016At the College of Business’s Spring Marketing Day, students were treated to a presentation by John Gainor, CEO and President at International Dairy Queen Inc. and a 1978 Ohio University alumnus.
Athens' DIY attitude to booking shows promotes inclusiveness, support of local artists
By Sean Wolfe | Mar. 17, 2016An alternative to the popular weekend bar crawl, music appreciators and performers alike have banded together to support local and traveling artists and let their work be heard.
Track & Field: Ohio heads out for the Shamrock Invitational
By Wyatt Harmon | Mar. 17, 2016Ohio track and field will try new things at the Shamrock Invitational this weekend, according to coach Clay Calkins.
As temperatures rise, so do arrests
By Bailey Gallion | Mar. 17, 2016Warm weather draws people outside, creating crowds and other concerns for police.
Three officers patrol the streets while others try to solve fest-related crimes
By Julia Fair | Mar. 17, 2016The city of Athens has a few officers patrol the streets, while others survey the fests to deal with fest-related crimes.
Local filmmakers “dropped their shorts” for The Athena Cinema’s newest event
By Georgia Davis | Mar. 17, 2016On Sunday, The Athena Cinema will be screening students’ and community members’ short films with its Drop Your Shorts event.
Push for Women’s Studies program began over three decades ago
By Alexis Eichelberger | Mar. 17, 2016After 35 years of growth, the Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Department now offers over 70 classes.
Construction on College Green means little chance of graduation photos at the Class Gateway this spring
Mar. 17, 2016Construction on College Green's Class Gateway will not be completed by commencement.
