Ohio University names new director of utilities
Aug. 5, 2015After a national search was conducted, Joel Baetens has been selected as the director of utilities for OU's Facilities Management department.
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Ohio University's Board of Trustees has a new secretary
Aug. 5, 2015The university chose David Moore, a faculty member in the Patton College of Education, as the Board of Trustees secretary.
Ohio University's party school ranking drops again, but beats Miami
By Megan Henry | Aug. 4, 2015Ohio University ranks as the nation’s 16th top party school, according to the 2016 Princeton Review.
Football: Solich finalizes 2015 coaching staff
By Charlie Hatch | Aug. 4, 2015Ohio has found its new cornerbacks coach just under a month before the season starts.
Nate Ruess of fun. to play MemAud this fall
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Aug. 3, 2015Nate Ruess of fun. will perform at Ohio University Oct. 14 as part of the Campus Consciousness Tour, which mixes a music tour with an environmental campaign.
Sir Ian McKellen gives a shoutout to the Athena on Facebook for 'Mr. Holmes'
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Aug. 2, 2015In promotion of his latest film Mr. Holmes, Sir Ian McKellen posted a photo of The Athena Cinema on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Former Bobcat DJ Cooper to play in Russia
By Charlie Hatch | Aug. 2, 2015DJ Cooper has signed a contract with a professional basketball team in Russia.
'The Post' sits down with Ohio University coach Saul Phillips to discuss the offseason
By Luke O'Roark | July 30, 2015The Post caught up with Saul Phillips to see how the offseason has treated the Bobcats.
It's always sunny in the MAC
By Charlie Hatch | July 30, 2015MAC conference media day plans on more ‘MACtion’ than ever.
Future of 29 Park Place outlined by local firm
July 30, 2015OU’s vice president for Finance and Administration sent a memo to Board of Trustees Chair Sandra Anderson on June 30 explaining three potential options for using the Park Place residence after RVC Architect assessed the property in May.
New Board of Trustees secretary named
By Maria DeVito | July 29, 2015A search committee chose education college professor David Moore to fill the spot.
Piece of Hitler's urinal on display at Kennedy Museum
July 29, 2015A piece of tile from Adolf Hitler’s urinal is on display at the Kennedy Museum of Art at The Ridges.
Alumna’s 'lunch box letters' thesis project receives national attention
By Sean Wolfe | July 29, 2015Letters originally intended for a 12-year-old later came to inspire people across the nation.
Pool talks stir up dissent at council meeting
By William T. Perkins | July 27, 2015More than a dozen residents from the Athens area spoke at Monday night’s council meeting to express their dissatisfaction with the city’s plans for the renovation of the public pool.
Cross Country: Former Ohio University runner to compete in Pan-American Games Marathon
By Cameron Fields | July 24, 2015Former cross country runner Craig Leon will be racing for the U.S. in the Pan-American Games Marathon.
Athens tech company receives recognition in U.S. Senate bill
By William T. Perkins | July 23, 2015Sunpower, Inc., an Athens-based company, was noted as being at the forefront of deep-space explorations technologies.
Sources: Former Bobcat Maurice Ndour signs with Dallas Mavericks
By Luke O'Roark | July 23, 2015Sources say Maurice Ndour has signed with the Dallas Mavericks after piquing the interest of the New York Knicks and other NBA teams.
Basketball: Knicks show interest in former Ohio University forward Maurice Ndour
By Luke O'Roark | July 22, 2015Former Bobcat Maurice Ndour has piqued the interest of the New York Knicks and other NBA teams thanks to his play in the NBA summer league.
Athens County Republicans support Gov. John Kasich's presidential bid
By William T. Perkins | July 22, 2015About two weeks before the first GOP Debate, Ohio Governor John Kasich announced he will be running for president.
Jackie O's Brewery to run on solar power paid for in part by USDA grant
By William T. Perkins | July 21, 2015Jackie O’s was approved to receive $44,119 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to pay for new solar panels.
