Softball: 'Cats to begin MAC play with road trip
Mar. 26, 2014The first 28 games have provided the kindling for the season that awaits Ohio softball in the Mid-American Conference portion of its schedule.
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Life abroad changes feminist's outlook
By Anna Gibbs | Mar. 26, 2014For many, a trip abroad can shape the way they view the world, but living there can make an even more lasting impact.
Take Back the Night welcomes men
By Rebekah Barnes | Mar. 26, 2014For the first time in its history, Ohio University’s Take Back the Night week will be putting inclusion in the forefront.
East State accident stalls daytime traffic
By Danielle Hale | Mar. 26, 2014Three cars were involved in a crash Wednesday afternoon on East State Street by the intersection of May Street near Athens Auto Repair.
Track & Field: Ohio takes another trip down south
By Wynston Wilcox | Mar. 26, 2014The Bobcats, who thought they escaped Black and Gold after the Wake Forest Invitational last weekend, will return south to Nashville, Tenn. this weekend to participate in the Vanderbilt Black and Gold Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
Array of indie rock bands to perform at Casa
By William Hoffman | Mar. 26, 2014In a weekend already filled with a four-day music festival and one of the biggest street fests of the year, Casa Nueva is adding to the excitement ny booking two nights of talented indie rock bands.
Baseball: Bobcats gear up for home weekend
By Alex Busch | Mar. 26, 2014The Bobcats will get three chances this weekend to snap their nine-game losing streak before it reaches the double digits.
Letter: Restart eyes much-needed change for campus
Mar. 26, 2014Because of Post editorial concerns that printing my column about rape culture and social justice issues would demonstrate a bias toward the Restart Party — with which I am running as an at-large senator — Hope for Humanity has been discontinued. The Post was very right to do this, because I am very biased. I respect the members of the Restart ticket deeply, having learned a great deal about social justice from the Student Union during my time at Ohio University.
Mobile risks prompt lectures on security
By Seth Archer, William Gibbs | Mar. 26, 2014The annual Information and Telecommunication Systems Day is jam-packed with sessions to inform students on security matters.
'Madness' evokes hoop nostalgia
By Andy Kovar | Mar. 26, 2014Wichita State fell just four points short of advancing to the national championship game in last season’s men’s basketball NCAA Tournament.
Group spreads farmer's spirit with seed drive
By Sophie Kruse | Mar. 26, 2014If you give a man a potato, you feed him for a day. If you show a man how to grow potatoes, you feed him for a lifetime.
As Mulberry Street open to traffic, busses still use President street
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 26, 2014Despite fears about the structural integrity of the steam tunnel beneath Mulberry Street, city officials have opened the road to light vehicle traffic until repairs can be made.
Lee Brice returns to OU to perform in sold-out show
By Sophie Kruse | Mar. 26, 2014Though it might not be a “Parking Lot Party,” country rocker Lee Brice will bring his show to Ohio University to perform a set jam packed with his famous tunes.
Athens under "high fire danger"
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 26, 2014The National Weather Service has issued a warning for Southeast Ohio that the area may be experiencing conditions conducive to widespread fire growth.
Sports Column: Football fans should remember the legend of Ralph Wilson Jr.
By Alex Busch | Mar. 25, 2014During the fall of 1959, Ralph C. Wilson Jr. was searching to put together a new team to join Lamar Hunt’s new league, the American Football League.
The art of just 'Passing Through'
By Anna Gibbs | Mar. 25, 2014How one identifies and the road that has lead them there can inspire creativity, and for students like Ben Morrison that is exactly what happened.
