PostOral: BedPost columnist Kristin Salaky says goodbye to readers & listeners after two years at the helm
Dec. 4, 2014Editor's Note: Some language may be offensive to listeners
MULTIMEDIA
Public defenders ‘overworked’
By Suhyeon Park | Dec. 4, 2014Six attorneys’ caseloads exceed recommendations for public defenders
OUPD's 'Coffee with a Cop' event to strengthen police-community relationships
By Joshua Lim | Dec. 3, 2014Police hope to improve relations with students and residents in informal settings
Senate passes Student Trustee election resolution
By Maygan Beeler | Dec. 3, 2014Ohio University Student Senate passed a resolution that aims to give students a voice in the student trustee selection process.
Letter: McDavis, students should look toward the future
Dec. 3, 2014Ohio University is developing students who can make transformational change in our community. Many of our colleges and schools continue to receive national recognition for their academic programs and talented faculty.
Campus Chatter: College acceptance rates still low at most selective schools
By Maria Fischer | Dec. 3, 2014If you say that the college application process wasn’t stressful, I’m tempted to call your bluff.
Op-Ed: Ignoring millennial transportation needs is bad for everyone
Dec. 3, 2014Consumer demand from young people across the United States is loud and clear. From bike lanes to enhanced bus networks and rail systems, we want to see more convenient and widely available public transit. Yet public transportation remains a minuscule budget priority in Ohio compared to highway expansion.
Post Secret: Graduating college at age 19 with no regret
By Erin Fischer | Dec. 3, 2014"One of the things I’ve been telling people lately is that I’ll be graduating college at the end of the semester. As I’m only 19 years old, people tend to have a lot of questions."
Letter: Companies do their part to ensure violence-free jewelry
Dec. 3, 2014With holiday shopping upon us, we have the opportunity to make jewelry purchasing choices that highlight peace in one of the deadliest conflict zones in the world.
Lights, Camera, Ashton: What has happened to great musicals?
By Will Ashton | Dec. 3, 2014"While I’m sure the stages on Broadway continue to bloom with great musical talents, the glory days of 1950s musicals are long gone from the cinema."
Letter: Israeli-Palestinian conversation needs to continue on campus
Dec. 3, 2014"I am writing today because I believe we need to keep the conversation going. I am writing today to say that the time for boycotting, divesting from and sanctioning Israel is now."
Sports Column: What Ray Rice’s return means for the NFL
By Lauren J. Young | Dec. 3, 2014Now that Ray Rice has been reinstated, the NFL needs to take another look at its personal conduct policy.
Wrestling: Freshmen look to replace former leader, All-American
By Ethan Felderstein | Dec. 3, 2014True freshmen heavyweights, Zack Parker and Jesse Webb, compete to replace former All-American and earn a starting position.
Burrow, Williams strive to lead Bulldogs
By Andy Kovar | Dec. 3, 2014Star-powered Athens High School senior class looking to bring home school’s first state championship.
New basement club at Red Brick Sports Pub creates dance space for Athenians
By Sophie Kruse | Dec. 3, 2014The recently-opened Club Underground provides a new dance space for Athenians. It is in the basement of Red Brick.
Athena Grand hosts another live RiffTrax broadcast
By Will Ashton | Dec. 3, 2014RiffTrax tackles the holiday season in new live track at Athena Grand with Santa Claus
OU quietly lowered the cost of a load of laundry
By Maria DeVito | Dec. 3, 2014Laundry rates at campus facilities have decreased by $0.75 per load
Immersive technologies allow students to become part of their favorite shows, games
By Anjelica Oswald | Dec. 3, 2014New technologies lead to a more interactive experiences for individuals when it comes to watching shows or playing video games.
Staged reading of play about a coal company and town held Thursday
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Dec. 3, 2014OU alumnus Jason Half’s new play Sundial looks at the relationship and responsibilities between a coal company and an Appalachian community. A staged reading will be Thursday in the Hahne Theater.
A Q&A with the dean of the College of Fine Arts
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Dec. 3, 2014The Post sits down with Margaret Kennedy-Dygas, dean of the College of Fine Arts, to get updates on the project for a theater in Dublin, Ohio and the future of the Monomoy Theatre
