Solving Life: Do we fear creativity?
By Neelam Khan | Oct. 20, 2015From an early age, kids are taught to be creative, but not to fully express that creativity.
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Local lawyer resigns from Ohio Rights Group after ResponsibleOhio deal
By William T. Perkins | Oct. 20, 2015A local lawyer has cut ties with the Ohio Rights Group after the group announced its support for ResponsibleOhio
Gamer Girl: User playing “Free to play” mobile games may encounter many in-app purchases
By Sophie Kruse | Oct. 20, 2015While many games are labeled free in the app store, they can often be deceiving and cost money to actually be able to play.
Post Haste: Today is 'Back to the Future' Day; Most of the Athens parking garage is closed
By Sam Howard | Oct. 19, 2015Today is the day Marty McFly went to the future.
British thinker and philosopher speaks on Conservatism at George Washington Forum
By Nora Jaara | Oct. 19, 2015Roger Scruton speaks on what is means to be a Conservative at the George Washington Forum in Galbreath Chapel on Monday.
Program coordinator at OUSAP has taken job elsewhere
By Megan Henry | Oct. 19, 2015The Ohio University Survivor Advocacy Program is currently looking for a new program coordinator as Delaney Anderson has accepted a job elsewhere.
Time for Three puts contemporary twist on classical music
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Oct. 19, 2015Classical-crossover trio entertained Baker Theatre with mashups and a spontaneous battle between two violinists.
Battered Brains: NFL attitudes affect Ohio football
By Lauren J. Young | Oct. 19, 2015Although concussions seem to be a central topic of discussion on the national platform in football, the Bobcats feel protected with their trainers and their alternative approach to tackling opponents.
Athens City Council discusses OU's Halloween guest fee, Bobcat Lane
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Oct. 19, 2015Athens City Council discussed changes to workers compensation claims billing, Ohio University's increased guest fee, and Sol's new location's liquor license.
Marzec, other protesters to appear in appellate court Thursday
By EMILY BOHATCH | Oct. 19, 2015After being convicted of persistent disorderly conduct in March, former Student Senate president Megan Marzec along with two other defendants will appear for an appellate hearing on Thursday.
Letter: Ohio University alumnus talks ‘Post’ coverage of LGBT issues, letters to the editor
Oct. 19, 2015After The Post published a recent letter to the editor and received backlash, one former university student gives his thoughts on the situation.
Panic! at the Disco gives a shout out to Marching 110's halftime show
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Oct. 19, 2015The Marching 110 performed Panic! at the Disco's "Victorious" on Saturday at Peden Stadium.
Post Haste: We break down costumes for the Athens Halloween Block Party; Marching 110 got a Twitter shoutout
By Jeremy Hill | Oct. 19, 2015Star Wars costumes will be popular this year.
Oblivious Searchbar: Funny assassination attempts seemingly straight out of James Bond films
By Richard Hwang | Oct. 19, 2015While a bullet or a knife would usually suffice, these historical figures just had to think of murder methods that only a 007 movie would have.
Football: Notes from Solich's press conference
By Charlie Hatch | Oct. 19, 2015Ohio coach Frank Solich held his weekly press conference Monday after the Bobcats' 49-14 loss to the Broncos.
Activist group Guardian Aliens focuses on more than artwork
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Oct. 19, 2015The Guardian Aliens is looking to beautify Athens through art and picking up trash.
Men's Golf dominates day one at Terrapin Invitational
By Pete Nakos | Oct. 19, 2015The frost did not hold the Bobcats back from playing golf in round two.
Letter: Athens resident compliments ‘Post’ recent series on campus activism
Oct. 19, 2015The four-part series ran in The Post last week and focused on several aspects of groups advocating for change at Ohio University.
We the People: Jennifer Lawrence says what many have been thinking: The gender wage gap has got to go
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Oct. 19, 2015In an essay, the actress debates the wage gap and gender inequality within the workplace.
Athens law enforcement find it difficult to charge graffiti offenses
By Julia Fair | Oct. 19, 2015Graffiti is considered a third degree misdemeanor, with a $500 charge and possibly 60 days in jail. Athens law enforcement said it's hard to catch those who are responsible.
