Former Bobcat DJ Cooper close to signing an NBA deal
By Luke O'Roark | June 18, 2015Former Ohio men’s basketball guard DJ Cooper is expecting an NBA contract by July 1.
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Ohio University Aquatic Center to be closed July through August
June 18, 2015OU's Aquatic Center's renovations will make it more accessible and include gender-neutral changing rooms.
Lombardi to be toasted farewell by Ohio University colleagues
June 18, 2015The Division of Student Affairs is hosting a farewell reception for Ryan Lombardi, outgoing vice president for Student Affairs, on Friday.
Gov. Kasich’s possible presidential bid leaves some local leaders skeptical
By William T. Perkins | June 18, 2015Ohio Governor John Kasich has hinted a possible run for president. Local political leaders have differing opinions on what effect this might have for the state.
Local religious leaders seek to help same-sex couples before Supreme Court decision
By Elicia Gibson | June 17, 2015Some Athens religious leaders are coming together to offer their support for same-sex marriage. They are offering their services for marriage counseling and planning in preparation for the U.S. Supreme Court’s pending decision on same-sex marriage.
Feasibility study could call for new service-safety building
By EMILY BOHATCH | June 15, 2015Athens City Council discussed an ordinance Monday night that would allow the city to apply for a grant that would fuel a feasibility study to look at the possibility of housing city, county and university safety services under one roof.
Mozart on the Green to include classical, casual concerts around Athens
By ELIZABETH BACKO | June 15, 2015The series will be held at the same time as the OU Summer Music Camp
Gov. Kasich selects new student trustee
By Maygan Beeler | June 11, 2015The student with the highest number of votes in Ohio University’s first student trustee election will not serve as student trustee.
Baseball: Smith leads Bobcats into season with NCAA bid in sight
By Jordan Horrobin | June 11, 2015Ohio’s turnaround 2015 season could be just the beginning.
Ohio University hosting International Space University program
June 11, 2015Ohio University kicks off events for the Summer Space Program of the International Space University being held this summer. The program began June 8 and will conclude Aug. 7
Athens teen survives bear attack in Smokies
By Alex Meyer | June 11, 2015Alexander Gabriel, a 16-year-old Athens resident, is in recovery after being attacked by a bear on a backpacking trip in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Criticism ignited over OU’s search for energy consultant
By Alisa Warren | June 10, 2015OUCAN makes several demands toward university’s newer energy policies.
Cleveland Cavaliers take series lead
By Cameron Fields | June 10, 2015Incoming freshman Cameron Fields makes his Post debut.
Ballot proposal for weed legalization acquires 550,000 petition signatures
By William T. Perkins | June 10, 2015ResponsibleOhio has received well over the required number of signatures for its marijuana legalization proposal before turning it in to the Attorney General next month.
Jackie O’s creates limited time space-themed brew to commemorate Space Studies Program
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | June 10, 2015Jackie O’s Pub and Brewery has created a limited time brew, the Rye of Jupiter, in honor of the 2015 Space Studies Program, which Ohio University is hosting this year.
The Golden State Warriors have been disappointing in the NBA Finals
By Luke O'Roark | June 10, 2015The Golden State Warriors’ offense has disappointed in the NBA Finals.
OU-HCOM partnership aims to help mental health research
By Kaitlin Coward | June 9, 2015The medical school will join the Athens Photographic Project to create a research community for mental health patients.
Jenny Hall-Jones named OU's interim vice president for Student Affairs
By Maria DeVito | June 9, 2015Dean of Students Jenny Hall-Jones will be the interim vice president for Student Affairs while a national search is done for Ryan Lombardi’s replacement.
Athens City Council discusses city poet laureate, Halloween Block Party date
By William T. Perkins | June 8, 2015The city might have a new poet laureate by the end of this year — a position that would likely cost the city between $1,500 and $2,000 a year.
Guide to the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup
By Charlie Hatch | June 8, 2015The GoalPost put together a guide to help you watch the Women's World Cup.
