Mill Fest brings a number of public urination citations
By Joshua Lim | Mar. 16, 2015Police officers issued about six public urination citations on Saturday
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Broadway musical ‘Memphis’ features rock ‘n’ roll music, tackles issues of diversity
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 16, 2015Broadway musical ‘Memphis’ focuses on the story of a white DJ who doesn’t abide by the racial boundaries in music of 1950s segregated Memphis, Tennessee. The musical is coming to Athens Tuesday night.
Petition to end free Sunday parking in lieu of rate increase
By William T. Perkins | Mar. 16, 2015While the city plans to increase rates at the parking garage, one resident hopes to open a discussion on religious privilege by proposing an end to free Sunday parking.
Former GLC director’s contract 'non-renewed'
By Alex Meyer | Mar. 16, 2015Greg Emery, former GLC director, will no longer be employed by OU after his contract was non-renewed
College of Business' MBA coordinator dies
By Dina Berliner | Mar. 16, 2015David Underwood, the coordinator of the College of Business' MBA program, died of unknown causes in January.
Faculty propose handbook change, pass faculty compensation resolutions
Mar. 16, 2015Faculty may update wording about sexual misconduct in their handbook after a new resolution was introduced at Faculty Senate
Warm weather is just a fluke; weekend temps will be in mid-30s
By Julia Fair | Mar. 16, 2015Ohio weather played a trick on Athens, teasing the city with temperatures that won’t return for a while, according to the Ohio University Scalia Lab’s website. Later this week, temperature high’s will settle in the 50s while temperature low’s will return to the mid 30s, according to the Scalia Lab.
Quarterback competition is still up in the air
By Andy Kovar | Mar. 16, 2015Derrius Vick and JD Sprague battled throughout last season for the starting gig. Entering the 2015, it’s still a competition.
Darelle Revis’ new deal: good and bad
By Christopher Miller | Mar. 16, 2015Christopher Miller discusses the pros and cons of Darelle Revis’ new deal.
Ohio will play Arizona State in the first round of NCAA Tournament
By Luke O'Roark | Mar. 16, 2015No. 14 Ohio will play No. 3 Arizona State Saturday in Tempe, Arizona.
Q&A with MAC commissioner
By Charlie Hatch | Mar. 16, 2015The Post spoke with the MAC commissioner this past weekend.
Ohio heads to Kentucky for single-game matchup
By Tony Wolfe | Mar. 16, 2015Bobcats look to match last season’s win total with win at Wildcats on Tuesday.
OU doctoral student, priest dies
By Maygan Beeler | Mar. 16, 2015Peter Raposo, 43, an Ohio University doctoral student and Catholic Priest died suddenly Friday.
The Kennedy Museum of Art will be starting their annual Emerging Artists exhibition
By Elise Zeitheim | Mar. 16, 2015The annual Emerging Artists exhibit at the Kennedy Museum of Art highlights artists from Logan High School.
Ohio to face Wright State in prime bounce-back opportunity
By Paul Holden | Mar. 16, 2015After being swept by No. 12 Kentucky, Ohio looks to get back on track despite key injuries on the team.
Code Red speaker talks of personal experience
Mar. 16, 2015Noam Bedein, a photojournalist who was born and raised in Israel, spoke about the Sderot rocket firing to a crowd of about 20 people Sunday night.
OU alum will co-produce new Star Wars film
By Marisa Fernandez | Mar. 16, 2015The movie is expected to be released in 2016.
PostProduction: News from the start of spring fest season as well as a recap from the Board of Trustees meeting
Mar. 15, 2015Stories discussed during this week's edition of PostProduction:
