A top Ohio University administrator released a statement Thursday evening announcing Caitlyn McDaniel, vice president of OU Student Senate, and Jarrad Gold, president of Alpha Pi Epsilon, a Jewish fraternity.
After a strong start to the season, the women’s golf team heads familiar territory for two members of the Bobcats.
The annual festival celebrating the regional fruit is back with educational tents and lots of good eats.
Ohio is set to host Ohio State and Longwood at Pruitt Field this weekend.
After a first-place finish for the men and second-place finish for the women last weekend, Ohio will look to carry momentum into a 5K competition at Miami
Coach Aaron Rodgers' attacking style hasn’t led to goals yet, but the Bobcats hope for progress when they host Detroit on Friday.
@ThePostSports staffers try to predict Saturday's football game against Marshall.
Rage Against the Machine cover band Bulls On Parade takes the Casa stage Saturday night.
Cult classic MurderDrome screening at Athena Cinema for Hell Betties fundraiser
In making Ohio University’s “OHIO Guarantee” over the past two years, OU officials sought at the advice of other schools around the country to create what they believe is a one-of-a-kind program.
Students who waive certain fees might spend less, but campus officials argue paying the fees supports services that students need.
The Kroger parking on a Friday night can be an interesting scene for both underaged students, their alcohol hookups, and undercover agents.
The gyil, mbira and kanjira are not typical instruments found in uptown bars, but this world music is waiting to be discovered this weekend at Robert Glidden Hall.
OHIO Farmers Market will bring local vendors and fresh produce to campus twice a month.
Post Culture staffers Meryl Gottlieb, Will Ashton and Kristin Salaky discuss the death of Joan Rivers as well as their picks for must-see entertainment.
The students arrested at Ohio University Student Senate appeared Thursday in Athens County Municipal Court.
For the thousands of Athens County residents living in poverty, Feed Ohio hopes to make sure that, at least for a while, their local food pantry is guaranteed to serve them a meal.
The price of tuition, whether virtual or in class, is the same across the board
Four students were arrested for ‘disturbing a lawful meeting’ after speaking ou
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