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Softball swept by Central Michigan
By Luke O'Roark | Apr. 3, 2015Under rainy conditions, Ohio was swept by Central Michigan Friday, losing its first conference series of the season.
Wilbur disputes Student Senate decision to disqualify him from election campaign
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 3, 2015Keith Wilbur, the senior student representative to Ohio University’s Board of Trustees, was disqualified from running as a Student Senate presidential candidate for the TIME ticket after senate’s Board of Elections found that he violated two campaign rules.
Petition against McDavis' relocation gains 300 signatures, OU Student Union says
By Lucas Daprile | Apr. 2, 2015A petition demanding further consideration from Ohio University regarding President Roderick McDavis’ living arrangements has gathered 300 signatures, according to the OU Student Union.
Events and celebrations for the Easter holiday and Passover Seder
By Mallory Arnold | Apr. 2, 2015From Easter Egg hunts to a Passover Seder dinner, Athens hosts a multitude of activities for the celebratory weekend.
Three finalists selected for OU's new chief information officer
Apr. 2, 2015Three finalists have been selected for the position of chief information officer at Ohio University, according to a university news release.
Series of changes come together to diminish once legendary OU street fests
By Allan Smith | Apr. 2, 2015Fests aren’t what they once were, and people around town are noticing.
We need to fight the normalization of rape and sexual assault
Apr. 2, 2015F--kRapeCulture: “We’re fighting against the normalization of rape.”
Former Post editor says Post should have printed April Fools’ edition
Apr. 2, 2015"The Post's decision not to publish an April Fools' Edition, in one succinct word, sucks."
Don't use ad blocking software for the greater good
By William Hoffman | Apr. 2, 2015Everyone use ad blocking software, but they shouldn't.
Athens needs more semester-long housing leases
By Maria Fischer | Apr. 2, 2015Post columnist talks about the need of leasing alternatives for students who are only in Athens for a single semester.
Ridges Advisory Council to present draft at June Board meeting
By Taylor Maple | Apr. 2, 2015The Ridges Advisory Council will present a draft of their development plan at the Board of Trustees meeting in June.
Colleges spend too much on athletics, not necessarily enough on academics
By Michael Stock | Apr. 2, 2015The money required to balance the athletic department’s budget all too often comes from institutional funds that would otherwise be spent on the university’s stated mission of educating students.
Palmer Fest saw an increase in arrests, while Mill Fest saw a decrease this year
By Julia Fair | Apr. 2, 2015This year Palmer Fest sees a 72 percent increase in arrests from 2014.
Local power provider opposes federal emission proposals through website
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 2, 2015AEP, which provides power to homes in Athens County, recently published a website opposing aspects of the EPA’s Clean Power Rule.
Pre-Opening Day National League Central preview
By Daniel Joseph | Apr. 2, 2015The 2015 MLB season is upon us, check out how the NL Central looks this season.
Bobcats seek stability on field this weekend against Bulls
By Jordan Horrobin | Apr. 2, 2015Ohio hopes to play an error-free series this weekend against Buffalo.
Bobcats ready for friendly “smack talk” in spring game
By Andy Kovar | Apr. 2, 2015Ohio will compete for the final time until fall camp begins this weekend with the annual spring game.
Bobcats to host Cherry Blossom Invitational this weekend
By Lauren J. Young | Apr. 2, 2015The Bobcats will host their one and only home meet this weekend, the Cherry Blossom Invitational at Goldsberry Track.
Ohio returns home to play Central and Eastern Michigan
By Andrew Gillis | Apr. 2, 2015Ohio hope to extend winning streak in weekend series against MAC foes.
