Black Sheep Improv Alumni Show
By Jennifer Imel | Mar. 26, 2015The Black Sheep Improv troupe will welcome alumni back home this weekend for the first alumni performance.
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‘Women on the Line’ event to raise awareness for My Sister’s Place
By Mallory Arnold | Mar. 26, 2015The Women on the Line event will take place at Stuart's Opera House, and will showcase artwork based on poetry.
Student theater group’s latest show takes it back to kindergarten
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 26, 2015The Lost Flaming Company is putting on its second production of the semester with All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten that discusses the importance of the lessons learned in the early stages of life.
Indie Fest puts focus on local bands
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Mar. 26, 2015The first-ever Independent Fest is set to take place this weekend at Lake Snowden.
Wrestling: Ohio Will Appeal Tywan Claxton’s Eligibility
By Ethan Felderstein | Mar. 26, 2015Ohio will file an appeal to the NCAA in order for Tywan Claxton to earn an extra year of eligibility.
Wrestling: Despite Disappointing Finish, Ohio Poised For Success Next Year
By Ethan Felderstein | Mar. 26, 2015With multiple returning seniors, Ohio is poised to make their way back to the NCAA Tournament next year.
Ohio starts conference play with clean plate
By Luke O'Roark | Mar. 26, 2015Ohio travels to Northern Illinois and Western Michigan to start Mid-American Conference play.
Baseball: Wells leads Bobcats into home series against Western Michigan
By Jordan Horrobin | Mar. 26, 2015The senior outfielder is hitting in the clutch this season for Ohio.
'Post' board picks top editor for 2015-16 academic year
By Allan Smith | Mar. 26, 2015The Post Publishing Board on Thursday selected Emma Ockerman as the editor-in-chief of The Post for the 2015-16 academic year.
Ex-Sheriff sends message from behind bars
By Julia Fair | Mar. 26, 2015Ex-Sheriff Pat Kelly had his wife send a message to Athens County via his Facebook page. Kelly said “I pray for my accusers” and “the truth is with me”.
Ying-Yang Twins to perform at OU for #TBT concert
By Marisa Fernandez | Mar. 26, 2015The Ying Yang Twins will perform on South Beach for this year's #TBT Concert.
It's a good day to be a Bobcat; Athens (finally) has a Snapchat sticker
By Samuel Howard | Mar. 26, 2015The wait is over.
Student trustee application calls for candidates in first election for position
By Maygan Beeler | Mar. 25, 2015Ohio University student trustee applications are due Thursday.
Child Advocacy center holds training session in preparation for trafficking coalition
By William T. Perkins | Mar. 25, 2015Athens residents are working to form a coalition that will offer support to survivors of human trafficking in the region.
Former pizza restaurant, Abrio's, likely to auction off furniture
By Jeremy Hill | Mar. 25, 2015An Athens pizza restaurant that closed in late 2013, Abrio’s Vera Cucina, may have its contents auctioned online following a motion filed in the Athens County Court of Common Pleas.
Student Senate condemns possible purchase of new home for president
By Maygan Beeler | Mar. 25, 2015Ohio University Student Senate approved a resolution to condemn the possible purchase of a new home for President McDavis.
OU continuing Dublin expansion
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 25, 2015The Dublin Integrated Education Center’s first floor is for completion in April before physician assistant students begin class.
Avionics faculty take to the skies with drones
By Alex Meyer | Mar. 25, 2015Researchers at Ohio University are using unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, to study automatic flight control and navigation.
Breaking down Student Affairs’ budget
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 25, 2015Student Affairs operates on a $20.3 million budget, and half of those funds go to paying for staff members.
Faculty express anger over new presidential residence through signed letter
By Dina Berliner | Mar. 25, 2015After the Ohio University Foundation entered a lease agreement for a new house for Roderick McDavis earlier this month, over 80 faculty members signed a letter asking the university to overturn the decision.
