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Lights, Camera, Ashton: The plus and minuses of awards season

Will Ashton observes the good and the not-so-good about the movie award season.

Campus Counselor: Athens comes together to support affected local businesses and displaced students

As of Wednesday, the fundraiser page has received more than 2,600 total shares through Facebook and Twitter. It’s such a wonderful example of what a tight-knit community can do. I have never been more proud of my Bobcat family.

Editorial: All should join sexual assault training

It’s important that people can go out in public and do their jobs without the fear of being assaulted or harassed. Any program that aims to erase that fear should be lauded rather than ignored.

Campus Chatter: Internship rejections should lead to self-assessment

Maria Fischer talks about how to react to being rejected for internships.

Letter: Students stuck in cold classes despite paying full tuition

American universities are looking for more ways to cut services. In addition to increased cost-saving “online” instruction, the adjunct crisis, the death of tenure and ever-rising tuition, apparently Ohio University is considering cutting more basic services in its quest for profit.

APD responded Tuesday to attempted armed robbery

The apparent subject, Thaddeus D. Basham, shares a last name with an Ohio football player — but the university could not immediately confirm any relation.

#UnionStreetStrong shirt to benefit fire-affected businesses

Uptown Dog’s partner company from Columbus is selling a shirt, with 100 percent of the proceeds going toward the affected businesses from the West Union Street fire.

Ahead of Union Street fire, bars sought to tackle assault

Safer Spaces is trying to reduce harassment situations by training bartenders to intervene.

Audio: Listen to 9-1-1 calls from fire on Union Street

The Post obtained audio files of several 9-1-1 calls related to the fire on Union Street.

Live Notebook: Ohio vs. Northern Illinois

Ohio takes on Northern Illinois during senior night at Peden Stadium.

Athens County poll workers receive donuts, coffee and a raise

The county commissioners met Tuesday morning to discuss the next years budget for many Athens County offices, resulting in two offices seeing their employees receive increased salaries.

Football: Ohio's bowl eligibility in question after loss to Northern Illinois

The Bobcats lost to Northern Illinois on Tuesday in their final game at Peden Stadium this year

Vigil to bring attention to trans injustice in world

Trans vigil to end week of trans awareness for the LGBT Center.

Streetview: “What’s one instrument you wish you knew how to play?”

Red, Blue & You: Racial tension still a problem in America, amplified by Ferguson protests

Three months after police officer Darren Wilson shot unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, protests have shown no signs of slowing down.

Dinosaurs Armed with 3D technology, group reconstructs what ‘time has stripped away’

Researchers use advanced technology to see how dinosaurs breathed

Cause yet to be determined after fire investigation

The city gave an update on the fire aftermath Tuesday afternoon.

Men's Basketball: Ohio faces tough first away battle in Dunk City

Ohio travels for the first time this season to take on Florida Gulf Coast in Ft. Myers on  Wednesday

Editorial: Staff devoted to covering Union Street fire through to end

Three days after the fire that devastated some businesses on West Union Street and displaced 40 Ohio University students, authorities are still picking up the pieces and planning their next moves. We are too.In the past three days, we’ve published 11 stories on our front page. Every one of them has been related to the Uptown fire.Normally, it would be ludicrous to devote that much front-page real estate to one topic, but in this instance, it’s a no-brainer.The fire is the talk of the town and has a larger residual effect on our readers than anything we have reported in recent memory.From the local businesses that were decimated and the city officials responsible for cleaning up the mess, to the students without a home and the school administrators finding housing for them, many lives have changed since Sunday morning.Just like those affected by the fire, we’re in this for the long haul. We’re committed to covering the aftermath of this tragic event until the displaced students find a new sense of normalcy and West Union Street is reconstructed.Stick with us along the way.Editorials represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.

Damaged West Union bars were set to undergo bystander intervention training

Safer Spaces is trying to reduce harassment situations by training bartenders to intervene.