Percussionist Casey Cangelosi to perform Friday at Glidden Recital Hall
By Sean Wolfe | Jan. 28, 2015With years of experience under his belt, percussionist and professor Casey Cangelosi provides a captivating live performance.
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Division of Film will not relocate to the Scripps College
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Jan. 28, 2015Over winter break, plans changed about relocating the Division of Film from the College of Fine Arts to the Scripps College of Communication. The program is not longer set to relocate.
Live Quilting leads to conversation
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Jan. 28, 2015Gregory Hatch, graduate student, spends Saturdays live quilting to have conversations and tell stories of his family and life as a gay man.
Lights, Camera, Ashton: Most disappointing movies of 2014
By Will Ashton | Jan. 28, 2015A look at 2014’s most disappointing movies.
Campus Chatter: Your outfit shouldn’t influence your grade
By Maria Fischer | Jan. 28, 2015Maria Fischer says professors shouldn’t think less of students for wearing sweatpants to class
Letter: Stalking Awareness Month comes to a close
Jan. 28, 2015With Stalking Awareness Month coming to a close, there are places on campus where you can seek help or find out more information.
Letter: Protest should leave students proud
Jan. 28, 2015An Ohio University student comments about a silent protest on campus Tuesday and why you should feel proud to go to a school where students are involved with activism.
Editorial: Opinions about student safety on campus vary
Jan. 28, 2015In Wednesday’s edition of The Post, we published a story analyzing how safe students feel on campus, as well as a “Post Streetview” featuring additional student comments on the subject.
Editorial: Difficult to pick jurors for high-profile Kelly case
Jan. 27, 2015Post editors weigh in on jury selection in the highly-anticipated trial of suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly.
Final jury confirmed on day two of Pat Kelly trial
By William T. Perkins | Jan. 27, 2015Opening statements are slated for Wednesday in Athens County Common Pleas Court.
Working out in cold weather can pose problems for attire
By Kate Keverline | Jan. 27, 2015With cold weather, individuals either brave the cold with as many layers as they can, or stripping those layers off working out in Ping Center.
Athens officials eyeing a $7 million deal for two pools
By Matt Cudhay | Jan. 27, 2015Athens' current indoor pool is more than 40 years old.
Website dubs Jackie O's one of 'World's Best Places for Beer'
By Jeremy Hill | Jan. 27, 2015Jackie O’s snagged the RateBeer.com ranking for its second year in a row.
Singers and songwriters find niche on OU's campus
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Jan. 27, 2015The Singer/Songwriter Circle attracts OU students and locals — from as far away as Belpre — alike.
Easy access to dramatic rights allows OU student troupe to do big shows
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Jan. 27, 2015OU's Lost Flaming Company is doing two well-known, big-name productions this semester.
Students worry as $270,000 grant for OU's Survivor Advocacy Program sets to expire this year
By Seth Archer | Jan. 27, 2015OU officials: OUSAP a priority; no plans to defund program
'Queer Women in Film Series’ begins again for Spring Semester
By Rebekah Barnes | Jan. 27, 2015The series covers intersectionality between gender, race and sexuality through independent films.
OU's Harry Potter Alliance combines activism with fandom, looks for membership
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Jan. 27, 2015Ohio University now has its own chapter of the Harry Potter Alliance, an international organization that unites fans and encourages them to make a difference.
Bobcat senior ends season with Ohio early to play overseas
By Tony Wolfe | Jan. 27, 2015The former Central Oklahoma transfer will play for Team USA at the World University Games.
