Op-Ed: A springboard for impact: Lessons learned from OHIO’s inaugural class
By Roderick J. McDavis | Feb. 17, 2015OU's president details the illustrious career of one of the college's first graduates.e
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Founder’s Day to honor 200th anniversary of OU’s first graduation
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 17, 2015Thomas Ewing and John Hunter, Ohio University’s first graduates in 1815, will be celebrated on this year’s Founder’s Day.
Officials, professors still divided on effects of fracking
By BETHANY BELLA | Feb. 17, 2015Now that fracking is coming to the Ohio River, OU professors debate the pros and cons of the energy operation.
OU’s student trustees balance school, trustee duties
By Maygan Beeler | Feb. 17, 2015The trustee-selection process is undergoing some change this year.
New Facebook policy allows users to control accounts of deceased friends
By Hannah Shaw | Feb. 17, 2015A new Facebook feature allows users to designate who controls their account when they die.
Students supporting Athens' poor as donations rise at campus markets
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 17, 2015Students with Flex meal plans can donate any extra meals they have to the markets.
OU RAs mobilizing effort to unionize
Feb. 17, 2015The Residential Assistants are trying to unionize and more than 100 have currently signed the membership cards.
Home-grown marijuana could become legal under revised proposal
By William T. Perkins | Feb. 17, 2015ResponsibleOhio, a group advocating for legalized marijuana, released a new revision to their ballot proposal Tuesday. The proposal will now allow individuals to apply for permits to home-grow their own marijuana.
Athens County looking for reimbursement from former Sheriff Pat Kelly
By Matt Cudahy | Feb. 17, 2015County Commissioners discussed the possibility to seek reimbursement of the salary paid to former Sheriff Pat Kelly during his suspension.
Sexual offense reported to the Athens County Sheriff's Office
By Julia Fair | Feb. 17, 2015A female filed a walk-in sexual offense report with the Athens County Sheriff's Office Sunday.
Pop-up shop brings summerwear to winter
By Jeremy Hill | Feb. 17, 2015Alati Swim will peddle its designs at 31 N. Congress St. from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Ohio prepares for an emotional, resilient Eastern Michigan
By Luke O'Roark | Feb. 17, 2015Ohio, which reached 20 wins last Saturday, prepares for a visiting Eastern Michigan.
Saul Phillips new to MAC, not Western Michigan
By Chad Lindskog | Feb. 17, 2015The Bobcats are seeking just their second road victory of the season Wednesday against Western Michigan.
The Evolution of the Point Guard Position
By Jimmy Watkins | Feb. 17, 2015The point guard position in the NBA has changed drastically in the 2000s.
Staff Picks: Ohio vs. Western Michigan
Feb. 17, 2015@ThePostSports staffers try to predict Wednesday’s game against Western Michigan.
Ohio University third in state, 128th in U.S., according to latest ranking
By Samuel Howard | Feb. 17, 2015The ranking is from The Business Journals
The Athens ReStore, a branch of Habitat for Humanity, shares its mission
By Madison Lantelme-Capitano | Feb. 17, 2015The ReStore, a branch of Habitat for Humanity, in Athens shares their mission, practices and stories over their four years in business.
Hockey: Final CSCHL standings, tournament draw announced for Bobcats
By Tony Wolfe | Feb. 17, 2015Ohio drew the top seed and a first round bye in this weekend's Central States Collegiate Hockey League tournament after winning the regular season league title. It is the first regular season title for the Bobcats since the 2009-10 season.
Play highlights culture of the dance marathon in Depression-era America
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Feb. 17, 2015The play comes a week after OU hosted a dance marathon of its own.
Those students playing music in Baker? They're singers/songwriters of the Acoustic Café
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Feb. 17, 2015The weekly Acoustic Café brings a relaxing environment and entertainment to students.
