The Lone Diver
By Paul Holden | Feb. 22, 2015Following an unfortunate series of injuries, Freshman Karissa Conner is the lone diver competing for the Bobcats swimming and diving team.
Following an unfortunate series of injuries, Freshman Karissa Conner is the lone diver competing for the Bobcats swimming and diving team.
A new retailer in uptown Athens is hoping to save lives, its co-owner said.
The Bobcats rounded out the regular season with a win over Cleveland State
The Bobcats maintain their one-game lead in the MAC and extend their East lead to three.
Athens City Council will appoint former Chief Prosecutor Lisa Eliason to Law Director. Council will also discuss filing Eliason’s former position.
After losing to Kent State, Ohio’s running out of time to find its identity before the MAC Tournament.
The Bobcats finish the regular season and head to Michigan for the MAC Indoor Championships next week.
Ohio opened the weekend with a win over host Illinois before falling to Lindenwood in the title game
Sitz and Rudnicki provide solid outings while Wells comes through with a pair of home runs.
Athens celebrated the Chinese New Year in Baker Center
Grant writes about several students on campus that are member of the Sierra Student Coalition and why they want to help save the environment and what keeps them motivated.
Student Senate has been crucial to student life at OU for 40 years, but this year’s representatives aren’t doing a good job of making Senate helpful to students.
It’s no secret that there are a small number of women in the STEM — science, technology, engineering and math — fields.
The poor conditions of sidewalks around town has been a frequent topic of discussion among students during the past few days.We’re tramping through slush, slipping on ice and jumping puddles on our way to campus.Although it’s easy to gripe about the conditions, we’d like to remind students living off-campus it’s their responsibility to keep the sidewalks in front of their residences clear. Many landlords provide shovels to their tenants, and inexpensive road salt can be found at several locations on East State Street.The city issued a reminder earlier this year noting that “it is required by Athens City Code to have sidewalks cleared within the first 4 hours after daylight, following or during a fall of snow.”Athens City Code states that keeping sidewalks clear is the responsibility of the owner, occupant or “person having the care of” any building or land bordering a sidewalk. Choosing not to shovel your sidewalk or driveway isn’t worth a possible $50 fine.Even if you don’t agree with the city law — it’s not exactly favorable for student renters — no one wants to fall on the way to class or walk into a lecture with their socks soaked through. If you live off campus, spend a couple minutes shoveling your sidewalk. Your fellow Bobcats will be glad you did.Editorials represent the majority opinion of The Post's executive editors: editor-in-chief Jim Ryan, managing editor Sara Jerde, opinion editor Xander Zellner and projects editor Allan Smith. Post editorials are independent of the publication's news coverage.
The whole point of the KC Johnson lecture was to spark debate, so students should still treat him respectfully, even if they disagree with him.
Live painting is growing in the Athens music scene and allows artists to a different form of expression.
The How To Series hosted by the Campus Involvement Center provides student with different free activities each week.
Ohio defeated Akron 71-55 on Saturday night to remain the best team in the MAC.
Ohio fell to Kent State on Saturday, losing its fourth consecutive game.
Though rescheduled, Bare on the Bricks' after-party raised $1,500 and gathered 20 bags of clothes for local charity, My Sister’s Place.