As a place for guest speakers, workshops and general announcements, the Division of Theater’s weekly Lunchbag event on Friday is a staple of the department’s culture.
Casa will feature a performance by Angela Perley and the Howlin’ Moons, with musical stylings of the saw.
College of Arts and Sciences themes explore global issues, connects interdisciplinary faculty with students, and is a good way for students to earn general education requirements
Post editor-in-chief Jim Ryan explains the decision not to publish “The Pest,” a satirical news insert, on April Fools’ Day.
OU students often opt to volunteer as human subjects in medical research studies.
In the last two years, OU Senior Lauren Johnson has had her research work presented at several national science conferences.
Jim Obergefell was at the Athena Cinema Tuesday night.
Students looking for spring wardrobes at a low price have a variety of places to explore.
Despite cramped space on Court Street, some establishments think patios are a "must have."
Ryant Taylor, Student Senate LGBTQA Affairs commissioner and a previous columnist for The Post, confirmed Tuesday that there will be a Pride Week.
Cassie writes about the obsession with being thin and how many food companies promote their food with “get thin quick” posts.
A 2003 alum writes in his support of Greg Emery.
Chris Prater, who has been a bat man for five years, said Athens homes are perfectly suited for the nocturnal creatures.
Make sure you stay on top of all the latest re-emerging throwback trends.
Student Senate Vice President says senate’s newest resolution will allow for more direct representation.
Ohio University’s College Republicans “pray for justice” by supporting the decision in the Pat Kelly corruption case
Sorry students! We need your tuition money to fund us moving out of our Baker offices.
In their Crimes of the Month report, the Athens County Crime Solvers Anonymous detailed two open cases of assault and two open cases of theft from the Athens Police Department as well as a case of breaking and entering from the Ohio University Police Department.
Park Place was packed with more than a hundred students, faculty and staff members who gathered to protest the lease agreement for a $1.2 million home for President Roderick McDavis and his wife Deborah on Tuesday night.
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