Targeting student populations leads to increased enrollment
By Alex Meyer | Feb. 9, 2015New numbers suggest OHIO Signature Awards are making OU more affordable for “targeted” students.
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Blackburn will not pursue charges against school district employees in sexual relationship case
By Will Drabold | Feb. 9, 2015Concern with "statute of limitations problems" means employees who had heard allegations against the teacher who pled guilty last Friday to having a sexual relationship with a student will not be charged with failing to report, a misdemeanor in Ohio.
Athens City Council members might move to support fire-damaged West Union Street buildings as historic
By EMILY BOHATCH | Feb. 9, 2015Athens City Council members might move to support fire-damaged West Union Street buildings as historic.
ISU president loses appeal to keep position
By Marisa Fernandez | Feb. 9, 2015The now-former president of ISU, Phally Chroy, lost his appeal to regain his position with the organization.
OU-founded delivery service to expand to other universities
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Feb. 9, 2015OU Delivery launched another branch at the University of Delaware and will soon be at Kent State.
@ThePostSports staffers attempted to predict Tuesday's game against CMU
Feb. 9, 2015Chad Lindskog, Sports Editor (5-3)
Coach feels ‘optimistic’ about this weekend’s start to season
By Tony Wolfe | Feb. 9, 2015Ohio will be counting on health and experience to lead a rebound from worst season in program history.
CoFA dean discusses financial reasons for decision to not relocate the graduate film program
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Feb. 9, 2015Because the budget situation has “softened,” the Division of Film is not relocating to the Scripps College, says Margaret Kennedy-Dygas, dean of the College of Fine Arts.
What’s stopping NDSU from moving to the FBS?
By Christopher Miller | Feb. 9, 2015Chris Miller continues his weekly sports columns.
Princeton calls Facebook the bubonic plague, but that might be a little harsh
By Madison Lantlme-Capitano | Feb. 9, 2015With more than 1 billion users worldwide, Facebook has come a long way since its launch just over a decade ago.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio prepares for rematch against Central Michigan
By Alex Busch | Feb. 9, 2015The Bobcats lost to Central Michigan just one week ago, but they will be looking to come out on top in the rematch game on Tuesday in The Convo.
McDavis, Benoit talk proposed budget at Faculty Senate meeting
By Alex Meyer | Feb. 9, 2015Officials outlined the effects on Ohio University from Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s proposed budget at Faculty Senate’s meeting on Monday.
Blackburn will not pursue charges against school district employees in sexual relationship case
By Will Drabold | Feb. 9, 2015Concern with "statute of limitations problems" means employees who had heard allegations against the teacher who pled guilty last Friday to having a sexual relationship with a student will not be charged with failing to report, a misdemeanor in Ohio.
Some damage results from Waka Flocka Flame concert, artist not involved
By Emily Bamforth | Feb. 9, 2015Rumors surfaced on Yik Yak that Waka Flocka Flame caused $5,000 of damage at his concert. There was damage, but it resulted from people rushing the stage.
OU removes mold in Porter Hall caused by flood
Feb. 9, 2015Facilities found and removed mold in Porter Hall after the Dec. 31 flood.
Operation Smile helps children in need across the globe
By Anna Gibbs | Feb. 9, 2015Operation smile raises funds to help children with cleft palates and/or cleft lips get reconstruction surgery.
Senior student to donate bone marrow to young girl with leukemia
By Rebekah Barnes | Feb. 9, 2015Senior Traci Schreibman found out she is a perfect bone marrow match for a 9-year-old girl with leukemia, and she’s going through with the donation.
Fundamental differences does not love make
Feb. 9, 2015BedPost writers look to see if love can work with opposing moral and political view points.
Commissioners to review revamping land near county community center
By Matt Cudahy | Feb. 9, 2015The Athens County Commissioners will be hosting their weekly meeting tomorrow morning to discuss training for emergency service workers, a new parking lot near community center and building a new driveway for ACDJFS.
University eliminates Multicultural Center director position
By Marisa Fernandez | Feb. 9, 2015Multicultural Center Director position is cut out of the program.
