Turning 21 in 2015? Your license will look like this
By Matt Cudahy | Jan. 15, 2015The state of Ohio has unveiled their new blue-green colored IDs last week.
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$500,000 Russ Prize awarded to developers of the cochlear implant
By Kaitlin Coward | Jan. 15, 2015Cochlear implants give the deaf the ability to hear sounds.
Healthy habits for night OUwls
By Kate Keverline | Jan. 15, 2015Bad sleep habits have the potential to change for the new semester
Athens Chipotle one of many without carnitas following supplier disagreement
By Jeremy Hill | Jan. 15, 2015Athen’s Chipotle location is one of many across the state currently not serving carnitas following an “animal welfare” disagreement with one of the company’s pork suppliers.
The Athena will be hosting transcultural film event on Saturday
By Austin Erickson | Jan. 15, 2015The Athena will be showing a transcultural film that deals with the difficulties of cultural life between countries. The film “The Syrian Bride” follows an Israeli woman who risks excommunication from her family by traveling to Syria to marry a man she has never met in person.
Grammy-nominated rapper Juicy J to headline #IndieFest
By Will Gibbs | Jan. 15, 2015A new fest has been added to Spring Semester and will focus on independent bands. Rapper Juicy J will headline.
New member leads to new experience for Athens music scene vets Manitoa
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Jan. 15, 2015Manitoa, local Rocktronica band, has a new face in the band and is ready take the stage at Jackie O’s Friday.
Athens musician Bruce Dalzell to perform at Donkey Coffee and Espresso
By Catherine Lu | Jan. 15, 2015Bruce Dalzell will perform original contemporary folk songs at Donkey Coffee Saturday evening.
The Spikedrivers ready to improvise set list and rock stage at Casa with bluegrass, country rock
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Jan. 15, 2015The Spikedrivers ready to improvise a set list and rock the stage at Casa with bluegrass, county and rock.
Local art institutions gear up for new exhibitions, spring season
By Elise Zeitzheim | Jan. 15, 2015This semester, the Trisolini Gallery, the Kennedy Art Museum, and the Dairy Barn will all be having new exhibits for people to check out.
OU Student Union holds protest of tuition hikes
By Megan Henry | Jan. 15, 2015Ryan Powers, a sophomore studying philosophy and a member of Ohio University’s Student Union, explained how his father felt, “crushed by debt” he accumulated during his college years.
Park Place, Mulberry construction pushed back to late February
By Seth Archer | Jan. 15, 2015Several construction and renovation projects were delayed by the cold weather.
Wrestling: Ohio squares off Kent State and Eastern Michigan in weekend MAC matchups
By Ethan Felderstein | Jan. 15, 2015The Bobcats are hitting the road for a pair of meets against Kent State and Eastern Michigan.
Hockey: Ohio to host Iowa State with a shot at first place in division
By Tony Wolfe | Jan. 15, 2015Iowa State is the first of three remaining CSCHL teams on the Bobcats’ schedule, all to be played at home.
Staff Picks: Post staffers predict Saturday's Men's Basketball game with Kent State
Jan. 15, 2015@ThePostSports staffers attempt to predict Saturday's men's basketball game against Kent State.
Women's Basketball: Ohio prepares for Central Michigan, Crystal Bradford
By Luke O'Roark | Jan. 15, 2015The Bobcats, who have won 12 games for the first time since 2012, will look to slow down WNBA-prospect Crystal Bradford and the Chippewas.
Men's Basketball: Bobcats’ quest for first MAC win will continue against Kent State
By Chad Lindskog | Jan. 15, 2015Ohio will try, for the fourth time, to win its first Mid-American Conference game on Saturday against Kent State.
Amplified Observations: Why rap about pot when you can rap about a coffee pot?
By Luke Furman | Jan. 15, 2015"Coffee Rap is a subgenre that needs to happen and I patiently await its arrival. I just know there are artists out there in the studio, grindin’ those beans and sippin’ that drank."
From The Editor's Desk: New columnists, social media emphasis among improvements for 2015
By JIM RYAN | Jan. 15, 2015It’s the time of the semester where it’s common for the editor to proclaim something along the lines of, “New year, new Post,” touting the sweeping improvements made to the publication while students were away from campus.
Green Scene: Keystone XL pipeline dividing the nation
By Bethany N. Bella | Jan. 15, 2015Projected to churn out nearly 830,000 barrels of crude oil on a daily basis, this 1,179-mile pipeline from the TransCanada Corporation looks like a given for the members of Congress. But environmentalists and other Earth-conscious individuals like myself are sounding the alarm when it comes to massive crude-oil containers like Keystone.
