From the Editor's Desk: 'Post' pushes 'Post Haste' for OU students to read before class
By Emma Ockerman | Sep. 10, 2015The Post has launched the daily newsletter for Ohio University students and faculty.
The Post has launched the daily newsletter for Ohio University students and faculty.
Ohio plays its second home game of the season Friday against Robert Morris and it represents the Bobcats best chance at snatching its first win.
A sport that encapsulates and symbolizes the past, present and future of society's infrastructure is coming the Athens. Regardless of geographical location played in — the plains of the midwest, the dry fields of the south or the snow-brittled ground of the north — football is here.
The annual interfaith peace walk will take place on Friday, commemorating the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Ohio will play its home opener against nationally ranked Liberty and Appalachian State.
Ohio will travel to Louisville, Ky. as they'll compete in the Active Ankle Challenge.
Athens High school will look to rebound from its 0-2 start against Warren High school.
A former Bobcat is playing in tonight’s NFL opener.
Student Senate voted against a resolution that would have allowed students to vote on a more directly democratic senate structure.
The measure comes with a fine that has not been enforced by city officials.
Not a single trash fine has been issued since the updated ordinance went into effect.
Traveling to a different country can open eyes to new possibilities.
To set its priorities, Student Union will be hosting monthly general assemblies guided by the belief that united the student body can affect change.
One OU professor thinks the university should have made Ellis Hall’s maintenance a priority.
MojoFlo with be returning to Athens to connect with new and old fans alike.
OU’s College of Business saw a 33 percent increase in freshman class size this academic year.
Temperature in Ohio University’s Ellis Hall hovered around 90 degrees on Tuesday.
Donkey is known for their intimate atmosphere where local musicians can perform a variety of different genres.
The School of Music depends on co-sponsors to help bring in visiting artists or recitals and master classes.
The Pawpaw Festival to return with beer, food, entertainment and more.