Recent media trends affect perception of women
By Alicia Szczesniak | Apr. 18, 2024How has social media affected the public perception of women?
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Blue Line Banter: Playoff Predictions
By Cassie Dye and Andrew Bowlby | Apr. 18, 2024With matchups in the east all set, Cassie and Andrew discuss who will go on to the second round.
What Happens on Court Stays on Court: What Happens on Palmer
By Hannah Campbell and Tate Raub | Apr. 18, 2024Owner of 68 Entertainment, Hunter Antritt, and CEO of Brick Life Entertainment, Vince Debeljak, sit down to discuss the cancellation of Palmer Place fest and the new Athens Fest in its place.
Palmer Place Fest alternative party location set for Hocking Street
By Maggie Amacher | Apr. 18, 2024BrickLife and 68 Entertainment will host Athens Fest to replace Palmer Place Fest on April 19, beginning at noon.
Students honored for Leadership Awards
By Olivia Gilliand | Apr. 17, 2024Student award recipients gathered in Baker University Center Ballroom on Wednesday for the 41st Leadership Awards. There were 39 students and five organizations that received awards.
10 underrated animated films to add to your watchlist
Apr. 17, 2024Read this list of ten underrated animated movies that are a must-watch!
Students call for improvements to campus accessibility
By Sophia Anness | Apr. 17, 2024Accessibility is a mission OU strives to work toward, but students are still pushing for further changes to be made for the campus to be more accessible.
Baseball: Ohio’s comeback attempt falls just short against Dayton
By Logan Sheets | Apr. 17, 2024Bryce Smith’s grand slam wasn’t enough for Ohio to get past an ugly start against Dayton.
Editorial: House Bill 349 threatens public health
By The Post Editorial Board | Apr. 17, 2024It is commendable that Jones and Barhorst are concerned about jobs in Ohio and want to preserve the livelihoods of those working in various sects of the natural gas industry. However, they are going about it in a way that does not consider the aspects of public health and the long-term well-being of their constituency.
Tips on detecting AI-generated content
By Leanne Abel | Apr. 17, 2024Learn how to spot the difference between AI and someone’s original work.
OU’s rowing team blends friendship, athleticism
By Abby Jenkins | Apr. 17, 2024OU’s club rowing team is a close-knit group, and despite not practicing this season, its plans for the future are ambitious.
Athens Beautification Month fosters community engagement
By Abreanna Blose | Apr. 17, 2024April is Athens Beautification Month, a collaborative effort to create volunteer opportunities throughout Athens.
Vehicle shot by BB gun, livestock roaming road
By Maggie Amacher | Apr. 17, 2024The Athens County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of criminal damages in Stewart on a car, which was shot by a BB gun.
Influencer Becca Moore reflects on time at OU
By Alyssa Cruz | Apr. 17, 2024Becca Moore, a content creator based in L.A., graduated from OU in 2020. Now with over 1.3 million followers on TikTok, Moore is grateful for her time spent in Athens.
Tunes with Tate: The last review
By Tate Raub | Apr. 17, 2024Goodbye, Athens, and thank you to The Post.
Record Store Day unites musicians, local stores, fans
By Elizabeth Talaga | Apr. 17, 2024Here is everything you need to know about Record Store Day on April 20.
A love letter to Athens: Goodbye
By Molly Wilson | Apr. 17, 2024While I wish I had just one more year to live with my best friends, I’m ready for my life to truly begin.
Lostro building to become a boutique hotel, honors local history
By Emily Stokes | Apr. 17, 2024Collaboration between Athens and Columbus-based developers brings new business, $11 million project
Women's Basketball: Peyton Guice is exactly where she needs to be
By Logan Adams | Apr. 17, 2024Through a pandemic and almost two full seasons lost to injury, Peyton Guice has found herself on the path she was meant for all along.
