12Fest a hit, organizer says
By Rebekah Barnes | Apr. 13, 2014Mud, beer, Bobcats and music pretty much sum up this year’s #Fest. In its 12th edition, the party brought festgoers out to the field.
Mud, beer, Bobcats and music pretty much sum up this year’s #Fest. In its 12th edition, the party brought festgoers out to the field.
If you were to search freshman Jake Williams’ profile on Ohio Athletics’ website, little would be found.
Ohio University administrators are looking to make changes to OU’s Student Code of Conduct — but the changes are for the language, not its policies.
With a last-place finish at the NSX Hoosier Invitational, it seems all the rain that soaked the Athens Country Club in the previous month also rusted Ohio’s clubs and drivers.
Ohio University’s Alumni Association plans to end seniors’ time in Athens with a lot of opportunities to eat complimentary food.
Although students have heard Thomas Golubic’s sounds on hit shows like
As we close in on the final days of the student government election, I want to briefly reflect on what’s turning out to be a watershed year in student politics at Ohio University. By all accounts, it seems like big changes are coming, and the Restart ticket will take the student body’s desire for new leadership to heart.
I am writing you because I want to express why I think Action is the best ticket! Not only is the presidential candidate, Zainab Kandeh, sincere about her mission with Action, she is also determined to have the voices of the minorities heard. I think it is great that all the other tickets have great plans, but they are missing one of the biggest things that all candidates should incorporate with their tickets: DIVERSITY OUTREACH! I refuse to vote for a candidate who does not come into the Multicultural Center to get acquainted with the African-American students or reach out to other minorities so that they can feel comfortable coming to them. How can I express what I want to see change on the campus if I do not know what the president looks like?
The front pages of The Post are going to look a bit unusual this week.
Hillel at Ohio University is kicking off the eight-day celebration of the Israelites’
The story so far: On March 31, The Post posted my letter on how I believed that no student should vote in the Student Senate elections for any one of the three “terrible” tickets. This made a lot of people angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu| @thewillofash
I remember the first tour I went on at Ohio University. It was one of the reasons I came here, but I also recall the tour guide saying that one of the best things about going to college was the amount of free stuff there is and to be sure to take advantage of it.
Students, staff, friends and pets were all present at the LGBT Center’s annual Pride Graduation, a social event that recognizes graduating seniors in the LGBTA Community.
Ohio got its brooms out as it swept Toledo and Bowling Green this weekend to take a commanding lead atop the Mid-American Conference.
After a string of high-scoring games in the second half of last season, many fans who watched Saturday’s Green and White game at Peden Stadium were looking for some signs of promise that they would see a more competitive defense out on the field next fall.
A lot has changed in how America perceives its pastime, as there’s now a debate as to whether Major League Baseball is among the top three most popular sports in the United States.