Funding for council netbooks still awaiting a vote
By Willaim T. Perkins | Apr. 19, 2015Council is transitioning to digital, but they still need a vote on how to fund their new netbooks.
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Ohio returns from Cardinal Invitational with notable finishes
By Wynston Wilcox | Apr. 19, 2015Ohio competed in the Cardinal Invitational, and after another strong week from the throwers and sprinters, some of the girls have put themselves in a good position to qualify for the Mid-American Conference Championship.
OU Pride Week lacks luster when compared to previous years
Apr. 19, 2015Ohio University’s Pride Week, which begins Monday, is composed of a single event. Last year’s Pride Week included seven events.
The fight for the environment hits Ohio University
By Grant Stover | Apr. 19, 2015Campus groups have helped make the university a more eco-friendly place
Gamer Girl: Game show Jeopardy requires contestants to pass online test
By Sophie Kruse | Apr. 19, 2015Turns out contestants on Jeopardy have to know a lot before they even get airtime.
PhD student suggests strategies for building personal brands
Apr. 19, 2015In response to a column, one PhD student gives his personal branding advice
New captains take on new roles next season
By Jordan Horrobin | Apr. 19, 2015Ohio coach Sean Hogan gave his input on what to expect out of Ohio’s next group of leaders
West Green Students Being Offered More Healthy Options
By Rachel Hartwick | Apr. 19, 2015In lieu of student suggestions, Culinary Services added more healthy options to West Green.
Professors keep researching and gaining knowledge for their books
By Anna Gibbs | Apr. 19, 2015Ohio University professors do research for their books that will be published for classroom purposes
Ohio splits two series on the road
By Luke O'Roark | Apr. 19, 2015Ohio travelled to Bowling Green and Toledo, however, didn’t improve much in the Mid-American Conference standings.
13Fest had attendees caked in mud, ready to ‘get ratchet’
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Apr. 18, 201513Fest season concludes with attendees “turnt” and walking home.
Students give the thumbs up for the conclusion of IWEEK
By Marisa Fernandez | Apr. 18, 2015Court Street got a little more colorful with the International Street Fair
Backdrop Magazine’s volleyball tournament raises money for local charity
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 17, 2015Sixty percent of the proceeds from the annual volleyball tournament go to the Peanut Butter and Jelly Project.
Unopposed graduate student senate elections end
By Megan Henry | Apr. 17, 2015Graduate Student Senate has new executives for the 2015-16 academic year.
Women's Basketball: MAC superstar drafted 7th overall in WNBA draft
By Luke O'Roark | Apr. 17, 2015Central Michigan women's basketball forward Crystal Bradford was selected seventh overall by the Los Angeles Sparks in Thursday night's WNBA draft.
Students strip down for Bare on the Bricks
Apr. 16, 2015About 100 congregated at College Green for the Bare on the Bricks Glow Run drew Thursday night as the donations go towards My Sister’s Place, Good Works and Hocking Athens Perry Community Action.
"Challenged by Choice" offers the chance to experience disabilities firsthand
By William T. Perkins | Apr. 16, 2015Post Staff Writer William T. Perkins participated in the Athens County Commission on Disabilities' "Disabilities Speak."
Green & White Review: Saul Phillips discusses NCAA Tournament, future of the Bobcats and Number Fest
By Luke O'Roark | Apr. 16, 2015The Post editors sat down with mens basketball coach Saul Phillips in this year's final edition of the Green and White Review.
Why ‘The Post’ won’t have photographers at 13Fest
Apr. 16, 2015Breaking our editorial standards isn’t worth fighting the 13Fest crowds for a picture of sweaty students and performers.
