Vertiv, a manufacturing company based in Ohio, is planning major expansions to its site in Ironton. The company is partnering with many companies, including the Ohio Department of Development, and is expected to bring hundreds of jobs to the state.
The Athens Photo Project offers a creative, community-based approach to mental health and recovery in Appalachian Ohio.
With support from the Solutions Journalism Network, The Post expanded its reporting to focus on responses to pressing issues, producing award-winning work and deepening its commitment to serving its audience.
Ohio has a forthcoming contest against the visiting Northern Kentucky Norse.
The cancellation of Mia Ballard’s novel “Shy Girl” for accusations of unethical artificial intelligence use is among the first in the publishing industry, benchmarking a new era for authors and publishing houses.
From historic headlines to viral fashion moments, Coachella 2026 delivered weekends of standout performances, nostalgic sets and trendsetting style.
Spring activities are popping up around Ohio University and in Athens County.
The Crane Wives performed at Ohio University's Music Industry Summit and gave an electric performance.
From April 21 - 27, numerous video games launch alongside a wave of streaming content. Major shows like “Andor” and “The Boys” return and the awaited Michael Jackson movie arrives in theaters. The 2026 NFL Draft also begins on Thursday.
There has been a common theme among student protesters on College Green this semester: silence from President Lori Stewart Gonzalez and her administration. Hundreds more students gathered on April 16 for a walkout demonstration titled “yOUr disrespect is visible.” The protest was intended to address what organizers described as administrative inaction amid ongoing concerns raised by students and faculty. By the end of the day, Ohio University had once again reinforced the message behind that title. The demonstration, organized by the Ohio Student Association alongside other campus organizations and student groups, was part of a broader campaign called “The Students Stand United.” Organizers described it as the culmination of advocacy efforts throughout the academic year and a direct response to what they see as a continued refusal from university leadership to engage with student voices.
Aries season officially ends April 19, and as the sun moves into Taurus, the signs find themselves slowing down, embracing comfort and belonging.
Middle schoolers have terrorized Alden Library for years, but are the underlying social and infrastructure issues the real culprit?
Ohio finished spring football with its spring game.
Ohio lost the series against Central Michigan.
Cook is taking over the general manager role for the first time in his career.
Maggie Amacher, campus and local news editor, reflects on the verse she wrote throughout her time in college, inspired by “Dead Poets Society.”
The Post’s executive editors sat down in The Post Newsroom with several representatives from United Academics of Ohio University to discuss ongoing contract negotiations, Senate Bill One and campus protests.
Democrat Autumn Brown and Republican Sarah Smith face off for Athens County Commissioner after the May primary election.
Athens voters are deciding on a 0.20% income tax increase on their primary election ballot.
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