20th Lobsterfest rocks ‘n’ rolls into Athens
By Jackson McCoy | Apr. 11, 2024ACRN’s annual music festival brings Athens bands and big names together for a weekend.
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Artist Spotlight: viisi shares passion, conflict in his discography
By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 11, 2024The hip-hop/alternative-pop artist’s new single is a powerful culmination of his work.
University services partner, promote general wellness
By Olivia Gilliand | Apr. 11, 2024Well-Being and Recreation and Counseling and Psychological Services partnered to create a new wellness space for students’ relaxation and recovery. The space, which is yet to be named, is expected to be unveiled at the beginning of the 2024 Fall Semester. In preparation for the space, the Ping Recreation Center is demoing three new pieces of equipment from Wellness Space Brands.
What Happens on Court Stays on Court: All things music with Meg and Brianna
By Megan Diehl , Hannah Campbell , Brianna Tassiello and Tate Raub | Apr. 11, 2024Hosts Hannah and Tate are joined by Meg Diehl and Brianna Tassiello as they discuss all things music and movies. From their favorites to pop-culture drama, this week's episode has a lot in store!
What Happens on Court Stays on Court: All Things Music
By Megan Diehl , Hannah Campbell , Brianna Tassiello and Tate Raub | Apr. 11, 2024Hosts Hannah and Tate are joined by Meg Diehl and Brianna Tassiello as they discuss all things music and movies. From their favorites to pop-culture drama, this week's episode has a lot in store!
City council hears from AHRC advocates on formation of Council of Governments
By Harshita Singhania | Apr. 11, 2024In November, Athens City Council discontinued the not-for-profit AHRC’s contract and opted for the Cincinnati-based Rumpke. Attendees urged council members to dissolve the city’s solid waste collection contract with Rumpke to support local sustainability efforts that AHRC would uphold.
Unapologetically Abby: Are robots taking journalists' jobs?
By Abby Waechter | Apr. 11, 2024Artificial Intelligence and creative destruction are not a threat to the journalism industry.
Businesses concern rises with street construction
By Paige Fisher | Apr. 10, 2024Businesses on West Union Street are losing customers and employees because of limited road access.
Baseball Column: Ohio is close to putting it together despite losing streak
By Charlie Fadel | Apr. 10, 2024Ohio needs to find consistency to snap its losing streak
YouTube evolves throughout years of internet drama
By Nyla Gilbert | Apr. 10, 2024As Gen Z gets older, we look back at our nostalgic memories and favorite content that shaped our lives. The 2010s marked the golden age of YouTube, with many discovering their favorite creators during this time. Let's recap the “Ad-apocalypse” and the changes that some argue ruined YouTube.
Student Senate awards Bobcat Medal, changes rules and procedures
By Paige Fisher | Apr. 10, 2024Student senate awarded Athens Fire Department Chief Robert Rymer as the 2024 recipient of the bobcat medal, and changed outdated rules and procedures.
Football: Miami leads early MAC football power rankings
By Bobby Gorbett | Apr. 10, 2024The top of the MAC remains tight after additions and departures of the transfer portal.
Artist Spotlight: Silent Mass masters haunting midnight rock
By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 10, 2024The group combines a variety of styles to create their eerie sound.
Dexter Reed wrongfully killed
By The Post Editorial Board | Apr. 10, 2024A Black man was shot 96 times in 41 seconds by police on March 21.
Fashion, chemistry creates successful press tours
By Kenzie Callahan | Apr. 10, 2024A successful press tour that relies on the fashion, personalities and friendships showcased by the actors can significantly boost the success of a film.
Vintage clothing is back in style
By Leanne Abel | Apr. 10, 2024Vintage clothes are back in style, on and off the runway.
Union Bingo Night provides a sober activity option for Athens
By Jackson McCoy | Apr. 10, 2024The bar and music venue expands into new territory with a not-so-new game.
Baseball: Ohio looks to snap 8-game losing streak this weekend
By Logan Sheets | Apr. 10, 2024Ohio will be looking for a better result this weekend, entering a series against Eastern Michigan in the depths of an eight game losing streak.
Chris Knisely made history as first female president of Athens City Council
By Carly DeLuca | Apr. 10, 2024After serving on the Athens City Council for 8 years, Chris Knisely retired in 2023. As the first female president of the Council, Knisely created powerful change in the equality of the Athens local government.
