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Ohio falls to Miami for first time since 2011

The Bobcats led heading into halftime, but second-half struggles gave Ohio its second-straight loss.

Bobcats top RedHawks, extend win streak to 10

For being the best team in the Mid-American Conference, Ohio enjoys playing down to the level of its opposition.

Polar Plungers freeze for a reason

Jumping into a frozen lake doesn’t immediately come to mind when formulating Valentine’s Day plans, but for participants at Ohio University’s 8th annual Polar Plunge, getting cold and wet was just the beginning of their steamy holiday.

Ohio vs. Bowling Green

A live notebook of Ohio's game in The Convo against Bowling Green.

College Green vigil commemorates UNC shooting victims

The mood was somber as white candles flickered at a vigil Friday evening in honor of three Muslim students who were fatally shot in Chapel Hill, North Carolina on Wednesday.About 40 people gathered at the vigil that held behind Templeton Blackburn Memorial Auditorium on College Green.Deah Shaddy Barakat, Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha and Razan Mohammad Abu-Salh were killed on Wednesday near the University of North Carolina. All three were university students and were Muslim. Deah Shaddy Barakat and Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha had just recently been married.Signs at the vigil read “racist hate is not about parking disputes” and "#ourthreewinners.”Hanging from the top of the auditorium were the words #muslimlivesmatter.The vigil was a, “collaboration of a lot of organizations” on campus, said Katie Conlon, a junior studying history who is a member of Students for Law, Justice and Culture.She was happy to show support the Muslim community in Athens.“All peoples’ lives matter,” Ibrahim Alfurayj, a graduate student studying chemistry, said.During the vigil, Alfurayj recited verses from the Quran.Claire Seid, a sophomore studying sociology, expressed there was a need for “no words, but song” as she went on to lead the vigil in a song she learned at interfaith walk in September. Some of the lyrics to the song include. “There is more hope somewhere / Gonna keep on till I find it,” she sang.Ryant Taylor, a senior studying English and Post columnist, said he feels people need to talk about what happened.“There are things other than myself that I need to be worried about,” Taylor said. @megankhenrymh573113@ohio.edu

PostOral: BedPost columnists discuss being yanked off the shelves at Athens High School

Editor's Note: Some language may be offensive to listeners

Green & White Review: Ohio basketball and hockey talk from Studio B

PostPop: Culture staffers discuss Brian Williams, Spiderman, Jon Stewart and more

Women's Golf: Bobcats spring with second Florida tournament of the week

Ohio is competing in its second Florida tournament this week.

Fourth rape report of this academic year filed with OUPD

The incident is alleged to have happened in Wilson Hall.

County Prosecutor submits 'list' of Athens school employees who failed to report student, teacher relationship

Following the Athens City School board's suspension of the district superintendent, Keller Blackburn says he sent a 'list' of any past or present district employees who did not report Isaac Thomas relationship with his students to the Ohio Department of Education. 

Suspended Sheriff Pat Kelly's Facebook feed filled with sympathy from supporters

As suspended Athens County sheriff Pat Kelly is found guilty on 18 of his 25 charges, loyal friends and family show their support on Facebook. 

Editorial: Former 'Post' reporter recalls investigation that preceded Kelly indictment

Alex Stuckey, a reporter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and a former Post reporter, broke a story in 2012 highlighting some inconsistencies with records reporting within now-suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly's office.

Warning: Moonstruck Burlesque

Warning: The following photos may be disturbing to some viewers

OU stockpiling five hundred tons of road salt this winter

OU is stockpiling five hundred tons of salt this winter, twice as much as last winter.

From The Editor's Desk: Proud of what we do at ‘The Post’

We realize that we will not be universally liked by everyone at Ohio University. That’s not our job. But we’re also exceptionally proud of the work we do, and we’re going to keep doing it by soliciting reader feedback and using it to improve our coverage every day.

OU to recharge the students who were arrested out of the senate meeting

The Athens City prosecutor’s office is refiling fourth degree misdemeanors for the four Ohio University students who were charged with disrupting a Student Senate meeting in November after both parties agreed to lower charges.

‘It Gets Better’ performance brings emotional narratives to MemAud

The cast of ‘It Gets Better’ performs show on the fourth day of its residency in Athens

Bobcats prepare for Valentine’s Day with the help of campus events and local businesses

The Post's one stop shop for dates, dinner, activities and shopping for Valentine's Day.

OU unsure of employee impact following its health insurance company hack

Anthem, which administers OU’s employee health care, was hacked last week.