Solving Life: People would rather be shocked than be alone with their thoughts
By Neelam Khan | Oct. 12, 2015Do you get unpleasant feelings when you're alone? You’re not the only one.
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Ohio University Police Department officers arrest partiers for intoxication during Homecoming
By Bailey Gallion | Oct. 12, 2015OUPD reported alcohol-related incidents, possession or use of controlled substances, fake IDs, vandalism, graffiti, trespassing and littering.
Scripps Day bring professionals, students together for networking, learning opportunities
Oct. 12, 2015The Schoonover Center for Communication will house events for professionals from the E.W. Scripps Company to meet with students.
Letter: Voters shouldn’t support Ohio's Ballot Issue 2
Oct. 12, 2015The law, dealing with marijuana legalization, has come under fire for allegations of monopolization.
Athens resident protests Columbus Day
Oct. 12, 2015For the third year in a row, an Athens resident protested Columbus Day on the steps of the Athens Courthouse.
Football: Frank Solich's talks Western Michigan in weekly press conference
By Luke O'Roark | Oct. 12, 2015The Post analyzes Ohio coach Frank Solich's Monday press conference.
Police Blotter: Man found with fake ID urinating in alley near Athens City Hall
By Matt Cudahy | Oct. 12, 2015Ohio University Police Department officers observed a male standing in the alley between Athens City Hall and the First Presbyterian Church at about 2 a.m.
BedPost: STD conversation don't have to be awkward, so have them
By Tanner Ingle | Oct. 12, 2015Ohio University students should get tested for sexually transmitted diseases often and be open with their partners.
Student senate leans toward advocacy, not activism
By Maygan Beeler | Oct. 12, 2015Ohio University Student Senate has a history of involvement with activist efforts on campus from resolutions opposing the Vietnam War in the late 60s to an anti-Israeli demonstration last year, but the current senate identifies as advocates rather than activists.
Letter: Fracking brings cleaner air and a stronger economy to Ohio
Oct. 12, 2015One student uses data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as facts to support fracking in Ohio.
Kangaroos, camels, tigers and more call Vinton County's Union Ridge Wildlife Center home
By Jessica Hill | Oct. 12, 2015The Union Ridge Wildlife Center hopes to recruit more volunteers so that it can bring a wider variety of animals to the sanctuary.
High School Football: Athens finds gem in running back Saltzman
By Spencer Holbrook | Oct. 12, 2015Running back Zacciah Saltzman has been a key component to Athens' success this season.
Sports Column: Ohio volleyball looks to repeat successes of a decade ago
By Ethan Felderstein | Oct. 12, 2015Already dominant in the conference, Ohio looks to gain respect in the national ranks.
MAC Notebook: Week 6 proves to be a week for offenses
By Jeremy R. Hahn | Oct. 12, 2015MAC teams put up big numbers this week in college football.
Post Haste: Should Athens scrap Columbus Day? (poll); F--kRapeCulture marches in the streets
By Jeremy Hill | Oct. 11, 2015Today is Columbus Day in the U.S.
Womens Golf: MAC competition continue to challenge the Bobcats
By Clark Wicks | Oct. 11, 2015After the first day of the MAC Fall Preview, The Bobcats are in ninth place out of 13 teams.
Closer Than They Appear: Fatal early season in high school football reminds us of the toll sports has on athletes
By Anna Ayers | Oct. 11, 2015Is the atmosphere of youth and college sports becoming too high risk? Fifth death since start of high school football season says maybe so.
Editorial: People should explore area, not trespass buildings at The Ridges
Oct. 11, 2015Many Ohio University students like to have fun, but this fun shouldn't include breaking and entering the old hospital.
Jerry Dávila aims to spark a conversation on campus about Brazilian race relations
By Alex Darus | Oct. 11, 2015The Latin American Studies program at Ohio University will host professor Jerry Dávila to speak on Brazilian racial inequalities and affirmative action
Athens City Council to discuss 2016 budget, non-union employees benefit review
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Oct. 11, 2015Councilman Jeff Risner expects 2016 to be a "lean year" because some of the grant money the city has used in the past is now unavailable.
