Driving home? Check traffic with ODOT site before you go
By Matt Cudahy | Mar. 10, 2015The Ohio Department of Transportation runs a website called ohgo.com, which allows motorists to check road conditions and delays before they head out.
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OU honors its newest distinguished professor
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 10, 2015Christopher France discussed his research on recruiting and retaining blood donors Tuesday night.
Impact of University of Oklahoma SAE controversy felt in Athens
By Alex Meyer | Mar. 10, 2015Two members of the fraternity at Oklahoma were expelled Tuesday.
MAC Tournament heads to Cleveland
By Chad Lindskog | Mar. 10, 2015Although neither Bobcats team will be competing, the MAC Tournament will resume Wednesday in Cleveland for the second round.
Academic Center on President Street might not get demolished after all
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 10, 2015The Board of Trustees will no longer discuss the next steps in the demolition of the President Street Academic Center.
OU Foundation buys former car wash and drive thru on West Union
Mar. 10, 2015The Ohio University Foundation, the fundraising arm of the university, purchased properties Tuesday on W. Union and neighboring streets for $400,000.
OU students: We need more from you
By Ryant Taylor | Mar. 10, 2015More students should take a stand on campus.
Tea proves healthier than coffee
By CASSIE FAIT | Mar. 10, 2015Tea is good for the mind and body so you should drink it more often.
Don’t return to sender
Mar. 10, 2015The Post's campus editor has mailed back his SAE pin following controversy at the University of Oklahoma.
Girl Scout cookies selling in Baker Center
By Marisa Fernandez | Mar. 10, 2015Girl Scout cookies are here, Ohio University.
Short film with OU cast and crew makes headway in film festival market
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 10, 2015Featuring an Ohio University cast and crew, the short film Texting: A Love Story looks at the issues with connection in the digital age. The film is an official selection in several film festivals.
Athens to participate in the Holi Festival of Colors
By Marisa Fernandez | Mar. 10, 2015The Indian Student Association invites all students to experience Holi through colors and food.
Women's Basketball: Bob Boldon named MAC Coach of the Year
By Luke O'Roark | Mar. 10, 2015Head coach Bob Boldon was named Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year Tuesday, the league office announced.
Western Michigan defeats Ohio in first round of MAC Tournament
By Alex Busch | Mar. 9, 2015Eleventh-seeded Ohio lost 82-74 to sixth-seeded Western Michigan in the opening round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament on Monday.
Season ends short for men's basketball team
By Chad Lindskog | Mar. 9, 2015During Stevie Taylor's 137th and final game as a Bobcat, he paced his team by driving to the hoop and penetrating the defense on his way to a career-high 25 points.
Graduate Student Senate sets sights on overhauling campus transit, parking
Mar. 9, 2015GSS is proposing large expansions to parking services and Athens transit.
Council proposes ordinance to solve pay raise dispute.
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 9, 2015After a dispute between Mayor Paul Wiehl and Auditor Kathy Hecht over non-union pay raises, council has put forward an ordinance to remedy the situation
March is National Nutrition Month, so start making good food choices
Mar. 9, 2015March is National Nutrition Month so what better time than now to start eating good healthy foods that benefit your body and the environment.
Stats show that students who attend SI sessions get higher grades
By Taylor Maple | Mar. 9, 2015Students who attended eight or more supplemental instruction sessions last semester received 24 percent more As and Bs in their courses than students who did not attend SI.
Distinguished Professor lecture discuss finding blood donors
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 9, 2015Christopher France, professor of psychology, will discuss what he has learned about finding and retaining blood donors in his lecture on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Baker Center Ballroom A
