OU grads proud to be part of 20-year-old AmeriCorps
By Heather Hare | Oct. 8, 2014It’s the 20th Anniversary of AmeriCorps.
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Five pounds of marijuana "in plain view" seized in Athens
By Julia Fair | Oct. 8, 2014Five pounds of marijuana was found and seized in Athens on Tuesday.
Concussions problematic at collegiate level
By Chad Lindskog | Oct. 8, 2014Concussions are a problem throughout football, although information is not always diverged to the public.
Students to head to Ferguson for support
By Nora Jaara | Oct. 8, 2014A group of OU students will be heading to Ferguson.
Campus Counselor: Don’t disconnect from home
By Olivia Hupp | Oct. 8, 2014Olivia Hupp discusses the importance of keeping in touch with those at home.
Campus Chatter: Dorm life a luxury, not a burden
By Maria Fischer | Oct. 8, 2014Maria Fischer discusses the benefits of on-campus housins.
Lights, Camera, Ashton: Horror movies have lost their touch
By Will Ashton | Oct. 8, 2014Through a "30 Days of Horror" Challenge, Will Ashton discovered that horror films are rarely good.
Athens Sessions: Live Athens Sessions at Casa Nueva achieves goal
By William Hoffman | Oct. 8, 2014William Hoffman reflects on the growth of Athens Sessions, given the success of a live recording of bands at Casa Nueva.
Editorial: Farmers Market and Student Senate proposals unreasonable
Oct. 8, 2014The Post executive editors discuss the Athens Farmers Market's proposal for five million dollars to acquire a permanent location and Student Senate's $15 minimum wage and no tuition increases proposals.
20 Questions With Robbie Walker
By Chad Lindskog | Oct. 8, 2014We asked wide receiver Robbie Walker 20 questions to get to know his favorite music artist, when he started growing his dreadlocks and more.
Bobcats give back near and far at local pantry
Oct. 8, 2014Pack the Pantry will take place at Ping Recreation Center during Homecoming.
Meet the Homecoming Court
By Lacy Purdum | Oct. 8, 2014Get to know the candidates for Homecoming King and Queen.
Baker escalators may be shut down after-hours
By Taylor Maple | Oct. 8, 2014Shutting down Baker escalators after the center closes may save the university thousands.
Athens Boys Choir comes to a different Athens
By Elise Zeitzheim | Oct. 8, 2014To kick off National Coming Out Day, the LGBT Resource Center has decided to bring the Athens Boys Choir to Ohio University.
Tropidelic’s Funky School Bus Set to Arrive Thursday
By Stan O’Neill | Oct. 8, 2014Kent-based reggae band Tropidelic and Athens hip hop act Doxcity to take stage at Casa.
Locally made horror movie shown one night only at Athena Cinema
By Will Ashton | Oct. 8, 2014When Night Comes, a horror movie shot, funded and edited locally.
Farmers Market asks city for millions
By EMILY BOHATCH | Oct. 8, 2014Athens Farmers Market feels as if it’s outgrown its current location on E State St, and is asking the city to help purchase a new location.
Men's Golf: Freshman’s performance only positive of Bobcats’ last tournament
By Matt Fout | Oct. 8, 2014The Bobcats were relieved to have freshman Grant Engel in action at the Firestone Invitational despite the team’s poor performance. Ohio finished last with a score of 915, which was 51 shots over par. However, Engel, in his second collegiate tournament, tied for 5th place out of the 93 total competitors.
Nowstalgia: Scary movie classics still haunt us
By Hailey Bibbee | Oct. 8, 2014It seems as if every week, a new horror movie appears in theatres (i.e. Paranormal Activities 1, 2, 3, 4, whatever; The Purge, Insidious, The Haunting in Connecticut, etc.) Demons, loud noises and sub-par acting. How spooky. In the spirit of October and Halloween, I will suggest a few eerie and genuinely frightening movies for the haunting season.
