Courses on food satisfy “locavores”
By Sophie Kruse | Sep. 4, 2014The College of Arts and Sciences has created a food-focused curriculum to feed students’ interests.
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Cross Country: Bobcats anticipate new season
By Wynston Wilcox | Sep. 4, 2014A season preview of the expectations that coach Clay Calkins has for the men’s and women’s cross country squads.
Students transferring to OU at growing rate
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 4, 2014Hundreds of transfer students benefit from OU’s partnership with community colleges.
Many sound off on Twitter on Marzec's 'blood' bucket challenge
Sep. 3, 2014The Post complies tweets in response to Ohio University Student Senate President Megan Marzec's 'blood' bucket challenge.
Fantasy Gospel According to Luke: Week One
By Luke O'Roark | Sep. 3, 2014With week one of the NFL season hours away, I choose who to start and not to start for week one. I also attempt to project how many points they will earn this week.
Senate president dumps 'blood' on herself in response to McDavis challenge
By Olivia Hitchcock | Sep. 3, 2014Student Senate President Megan Marzec appeared to dump a bucket of blood on herself in a video posted Tuesday, in which she asked Ohio University to distance itself from what she called "atrocities" in Palestine.
Some Ridges buildings slated to be ‘stabilized’ by end of winter
By Olivia Hitchcock | Sep. 3, 2014Ohio University has budgeted $300,000 to do patch work on some of The Ridges buildings by the end of winter to stabilize them.
In The Know With Meg O: It’s A&F minus... well, the A and the F
By Meg Omecene | Sep. 3, 2014Abercrombie and Fitch is making a bold move: it’s distancing itself from its own brand.
Athens one of the top five counties in the state for marijuana plants seized
By Emma Ockerman | Sep. 3, 2014County law enforcement seized 1,500 marijuana plants this summer, with a little help from the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation and their helicopter flyovers of the area.
OU fraternities meet and greet prospective brothers
By Luke Furman | Sep. 3, 2014‘Meet the Greeks’ allows candidates to explore the different fraternities
This professor is in it to win it
By Annie Worthington | Sep. 3, 2014Speech and debate coach uses his knowledge to inspire, teach and conquer
Editorial: Too few repercussions for health violations
Sep. 3, 2014We reported in Monday’s issue of The Post that nine Athens food establishments received critical violations during health inspections this year. We realize that is not an astronomical total, but it is a surprise to us how nonchalantly the Athens City/County Health Department viewed them.
Women's Golf: After standout first year, sophomore looks to improve
By Paul Holden | Sep. 3, 2014Sophomore Hailey Hrynewich had a successful summer and is looking to use her success to lead the Bobcats this fall.
Reason: Come to OU for a season
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 3, 2014Between spring 2012 and fall 2013, around 550 first-year students left OU.
Student fights for free speech rights
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Sep. 3, 2014An Ohio University student is taking the institution to court, claiming officials here infringed on his free speech rights.
OU may be applying to serve liquor at sports arenas, council reports
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 3, 2014OU may be applying to serve liquor at sports arenas, city officials say.
OU faculty member author in new trans education book
By Rebekah Barnes | Sep. 3, 2014Delfin Bautista, director of the LGBT Center, pulls background in religion and spirituality to write in new trans education book
Putnam Hall's main dance studio's floor was damaged a week before classes
By Anna Gibbs | Sep. 3, 2014The Dance Division’s main studio is undergoing renovation due to destruction.
Increasing burglaries leave students feeling vulnerable
By Suhyeon Park | Sep. 3, 2014Students living off-campus often find themselves victims of burglaries during the summer away from Athens homes
