An Ohio University student was charged Tuesday with “fleeing and eluding a felony” after a lengthy police chase that went in and out of the City of Athens Tuesday afternoon.
For the past month, a small team of Post staffers has explored the topic of sexual assault in Southeast Ohio: what resources are available to survivors and how they can access them.
It’s not easy to report a sexual assault when the county sheriff is your neighbor, the emergency room nurses know you by name and the offender is the sole breadwinner for your family.
A recent ranking tabbed Athens as the second best place to spend a college town weekend.
Students in Scott Quad might've noticed their hall smelled like dead squirrel Sunday.
Following Ohio University's tobacco ban, Athens City Council members are considering writing an ordinance to ban smoking in city parks.
A comprehensive — yet readable — guide to Thursday, Oct. 16-17 meeting for the curious or concerned university reader.
Controversy surrounding Athens City Council’s proposed revision to the Garbage and Rubbish Ordinance has spilled out of council chambers, into city neighborhoods and even online.
The responses to F--kRapeCulture’s march from people on the street and on social media proves that a group like FRC is necessary.
I put out a survey on Facebook recently, asking how people in decades past bonded over anime if there was no technological middle man. Does the internet even make a difference? The point was to see the relationship between anime fans and the Internet, and the connection they felt to others because of the Internet. I got varied answers to the questions I asked, but one answer remained constant: even though fandoms have always existed, it was the Internet that gave rise to huge, world-wide fandoms.
Last week’s historic decision from the United States Court of Appeals affirming the right to marry for gay and lesbian couples was exciting; it reflects the growing shift in public opinion in support of equality for all families.
Students are a vital aspect when it comes to making a change in sexual assault.
John Kasich is so arrogant about this election, so sure he’s going to win that he won’t debate his opponent.
The Kickstarter created to purchase a barrier for the North Stage of the Halloween Block Party has met its goal of $4,000.
While the proposal of an academic center for student-athletes was recently celebrated by Ohio University’s Athletics Department, some faculty members feel it’s “inappropriate,” “discrimination” and akin to creating a “segregated” facility.
Nearly 2,300 OU students don’t drink and Sober Bobcats is trying to unite them.
Attracting thousands of followers, a new Ohio University related Twitter account — @OUGreek — has proclaimed itself the “voice of greek life at OU.”
Hillel hosts a drive to get people into the National Bone Marrow registry.
Petition demanding the recall of last spring’s Student Senate election reveals a division among senate members.
Ohio University’s singing groups combine for a concert Tuesday.
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