Student Senate prepares for top university officials
By Caroline Bartels | Mar. 11, 2014Ohio University administrators and faculty are not the only ones preparing for this week’s OU Board of Trustees meeting.
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Casa Nueva showcases young artists and promotes organic snacking with month-long benefit
By Sophie Kruse | Mar. 11, 2014For the month of March, Athens will be able to celebrate the artwork of many local children and support a local child care center.
Les Joueurs Noirs explores African-American culture in The Colored Museum at ARTS/West
By William Ashton | Mar. 11, 2014Through its depiction of eleven discomforting, but humorous, vignettes that satirize African-African culture, George C. Wolfe’s
OIT offers 50GB free online storage
By Seth Archer | Mar. 11, 2014Ohio University students and faculty will soon have more space up in the clouds.
Women's Basketball: Ohio ends season of rebuilding
By Charlie Hatch | Mar. 11, 2014The painful, rebuilding year is over for Ohio.
'Cats head north for 'war' against RedHawks
By Christian Hoppens | Mar. 11, 2014Ohio has swept the Battle of the Bricks so far this season, defeating Miami in both Athens and Oxford.
Letter: Reporters' values are inconsistent in America
Mar. 11, 2014Last April, in a letter to The Post, I voiced my disagreement with a self-serving WOUB-TV commentary by Dr. Thomas Hodson, then the interim director of OU’s Center for Public Media. In his commentary, he had praised “fairness” and “understanding,” which, according to him, characterized the work done by the Public Media Center’s graduates in almost every one of the media markets. Contrary to Dr. Hodson’s observation, I pointed out that in my travels across the nation, reporters that I have read/seen/listened to, for the most part, seemed to have no awareness of any value system beyond that of their high school peers.
OU alumnus to serve as commencement speaker
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 11, 2014Chuck Stuckey, former CEO of RSA Security, Inc. and a 1966 Ohio University alumnus, will deliver the commencement address for those graduating this year.
Men's Basketball: Akron awaits Ohio in Thursday's MAC Quarterfinals
By Christian Hoppens | Mar. 11, 2014CLEVELAND — Neither Stevie Taylor nor Javarez “Bean” Willis put up especially gaudy stat lines, but when it mattered the most, each rose to the occasion in Ohio’s second-round Mid-American Conference Tournament victory against Miami.
New day off for students next fall
By Maria DeVito | Mar. 11, 2014Fresh off spring break, Ohio University students received news they’ll get another — albeit shorter — reprieve from classes midway through next Fall Semester.
Cartoon: 3/12/14
Mar. 11, 2014Cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post's executive editors.
Sports Column: Pass by college, go directly to D-League
By Colin Hanner | Mar. 11, 2014The National Basketball Association’s Developmental League, most commonly known as the D-League, is not the most legitimate feeder system into the big leagues. With small-town markets, trivial venues and lack of talent compared to its big brother organizations, it’s no question why not all NBA teams have a D-League affiliate.
Joint application could increase grant funding
By Emma Ockerman | Mar. 11, 2014The city of Athens is considering collaborating with Athens County and the city of Nelsonville on a grant that could rehabilitate several low-to-moderate income homes and rental properties throughout the city.
Live Basketball Notebook: Ohio vs. Miami Second Round MAC Tournament
By Brandon Kors | Mar. 11, 2014PREGAME
Gamer Girl: Wireless phone hook-up is car's coolest tech perk
Mar. 11, 2014This spring break for me was a memorable one. After waiting for what has felt like forever since getting my driver’s license, I finally purchased my first car: an adorable white Ford Focus.
Athens theater group brings famed fantasy author's work to the stage
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 11, 2014The authors of
Voter Expansion Project reignites political struggle
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 11, 2014As former President Bill Clinton launches a campaign to change requirements to vote, another political battle between the Democrats and Republicans has ignited yet again.
Beyond the Books: Smart, skillful money management is key for college students
Mar. 11, 2014Guys, budgets are severely underrated.
