Nurturing OUr Nature: OU’s upcoming gas pipeline ruins its ‘green’ reputation
By Grant Stover | Feb. 2, 2015People often pride OU on being environmentally friendly, but after BOT allowed a pipeline to be built, that’s inaccurate.
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Editorial: ‘Post’ supports Code of Conduct change, encourages conversation
Feb. 2, 2015The Post supports changes made to the student code of conduct following a recently settled lawsuit.
Anonymous $1M donation destined for arts education
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Feb. 2, 2015The Performing Arts and Concert Series has received a $1 million donation, but it’s not for a spring show in The Convo. It’s all about educational programming for OU students and local schoolchildren.
Cold weather limits Court Street clothing options
By Kate Keverline | Feb. 2, 2015Going out in the winter poses a problem for outfit choices
Pop culture highlights domestic violence abuses, everyday problems
By Will Gibbs | Feb. 2, 2015Both men and women seek help with domestic violence issues locally.
Speaker to stress awareness of HIV/AIDS in the modern age
By Marisa Fernandez | Feb. 2, 2015Cornelius Jones Jr. to talk about his experiences with HIV.
Blackburn takes stand on first morning of Pat Kelly trial's second week
By Samuel Howard | Feb. 2, 2015See what the prosecutor alleged of Kelly's action while in office.
University settles in free speech case
By Will Drabold | Feb. 2, 2015Ohio University settled a free-speech lawsuit filed against OU in July 2014 with Isaac Smith, a student who coordinated his suit with the national group, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. OU will pay Smith $6,000 and his attorneys fees of $26,000.
Super Bowl draws hundreds Uptown
By Matt Cudahy | Feb. 1, 2015Football fans took to Uptown bars for Super Bowl Sunday, rendering the normally noisy bars quiet in the last 20 seconds of the game
Sheriff’s trial enters its sixth day Monday; prominent figures left to testify
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 1, 2015Last week, several testified in Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly’s criminal trial. Testimony is expected to continue into the next week.
A night out with the Athens Police Department
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 1, 2015A Post reporter and photographer spent Saturday night in a police cruiser with the Athens Police Department
A new student code of conduct, passed by the Board of Trustees, hopes to add clarity and accessibility for OU students
By Bethany N. Bella | Feb. 1, 2015Beginning fall semester 2015, a new student code of conduct streamlines information, redefines alcohol charge for OU students.
Safety vs. Privacy, OIT’s constant battle
By Seth Archer | Feb. 1, 2015The Ohio University network is under constant attacks from internal and external threats. It’s Office of Information Technology that keeps students and faculty safe while respecting their privacy.
City Council will pass a one reading resolution thanking City Law Director Pat Lang for his years of service.
By EMILY BOHATCH | Feb. 1, 2015City Council will pass a one reading resolution thanking City Law Director Pat Lang for his years of service.
Bobcats’ momentum halted in loss to Monarchs
By Ethan Felderstein | Feb. 1, 2015In a crucial match against a Mid-American Conference foe, Ohio loses to Old Dominion, 25-9.
Why does the media poke fun at Lynch?
By Wynston Wilcox | Feb. 1, 2015After each game Marshawn Lynch comes up with a creative way to answer each question from reporters, even though they don’t like the answers.
Bobcats fall just short again against West Virginia
By Paul Holden | Feb. 1, 2015After losing to Toledo by only four points, the Bobcats lost another close one in the pool to West Virginia
Ohio places ninth at Thundering Herd Invitational
By Lauren J. Young | Feb. 1, 2015A tough meet at Marshall had the Bobcats finish ninth, their lowest placing spot so far in the season.
No. 3 Bobcats upset at home
By Jordan Horrobin | Feb. 1, 2015Offensive inconsistency leads to Ohio’s first home losses of the season.
Bobcats frustrated yet relieved to get out of Michigan
By Alex Busch | Feb. 1, 2015The Bobcats competed throughout, but lost to Central Michigan on Saturday in a second consecutive loss.
