Art exhibition will show pieces on fear
By Dylan Sams | Feb. 24, 2014Facing fears never looked so good.
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Athens court case draws attention to human trafficking
By Kelly Doran | Feb. 24, 2014After a case involving human trafficking hit home last fall, law enforcement, students and local organizations have been turning their attention to curbing human trafficking in the state.
Student Senate to discuss change to cheating policy
By Maria DeVito | Feb. 24, 2014When Ohio University’s Student Senate meets Wednesday, the body will be discussing policies that affect the body — and the greater student body as a whole.
Men's Golf: Lamping moves from player to coach
By Luke O'Roark | Feb. 24, 2014In the cult-classic cartoon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Master Splinter guides weapon-wielding turtles on their missions to protect the city of Manhattan.
Students should be concerned with tuition and cyberbullying
Feb. 24, 2014ON KASICH'S HIGHER-ED FUNDING STRATEGY...
Theater: Tonys shake up nomination rules for major categories
Feb. 24, 2014By Meryl Gottlieb | mg986611@ohiou.edu | @buzzlightmeryl
Award-winning professor honored
By Emily Daffron | Feb. 24, 2014Ohio University honored Tom Carpenter, 53rd recipient of OU’s Distinguished Professor award, the university’s highest distinction for faculty members at an event Monday night.
Men's Basketball: Senior guard increases time on the court and helps bring wins for the Bobcats
By Brandon Kors | Feb. 24, 2014Ohio senior guard Travis Wilkins has waited patiently during his two-year stint in Athens to fully show what he is capable of as a basketball player.
Governor John Kasich spoke in Medina on Monday about his plans for education and employment
By Kelly Fisher | Feb. 24, 2014Governor John Kasich, a Republican who holds only a slim lead in a head-to-head match up with his possible Democratic challenger but boasts an approval rating near his all-time high, chose to dedicate a great deal of his State of the State address Monday to highlight successes and shortcomings in state education programs.
Sports Column: A summary of the weekend's sporting events
By Colin Hanner | Feb. 24, 2014It was a busy weekend in the sporting realm, and I had the best seat in the house — a faded green couch in my apartment.
During the GSS meeting on Monday, funds were allocated for GradFest and a new LGBT affairs commissioner was appointed
By Taylor Maple | Feb. 24, 2014Graduate Student Senate President Joel Newby and Vice President of Committees and Legislative Affairs, Liz Volpe, were absent from Monday night’s meeting, but business went on as usual.
GOP raised 22 times as much as Dems in last 6 months
By Lucas Daprile | Feb. 23, 2014Ohio, where some Republicans who control the legislature are out-fundraising Democrats by about $3.7 million, might be true-to-form with the age-old saying “you vote with your dollar.”
Men's Basketball: Ohio bounces back, finally beats Akron
By Christian Hoppens | Feb. 23, 2014There was a somber mood at Ohio’s practice Thursday following a sound beating at the hands of Western Michigan the day prior, and Bobcats coach Jim Christian said that no one on the team felt good about their play at that point in time.
Track & Field: Buckeye Tune-up meet sets stage for MAC Indoor Championships
By Wynston Wilcox | Feb. 23, 2014Coaches always encourage their athletes to finish strong, but something about how coach Clay Calkins said those words Friday led to one of the Bobcats’ best meets all season.
Cigarettes: an important part of 'Post' ad revenue n the 1950s
Feb. 23, 2014CVS Pharmacy recently chose to remove cigarettes and tobacco products from its shelves (http://thepost.ohiou.edu/content/cvs-decision-impacts-athens-businesses), but 60 years ago cigarette ads were a large part of The Post, according to archived newspapers.
Council Pres. Sands expected to return from two week hiatus
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 23, 2014Athens City Council will convene tonight at Athens City Hall, 8 E. Washington St., for its biweekly committee meeting, of which Council President Jim Sands is expected to return after a two week hiatus.
Students film in Ecuador
By William Ashton | Feb. 23, 2014While most students were spending their winter break trying to keep warm, sixteen students, divided between School of Media Arts and Studies and School of Journalism, were basking in the Ecuador sun.
Bone marrow drive to return to Baker
By Anjelica Oswald | Feb. 23, 2014Kevin Feinberg had his cheek swabbed during his freshman year, and by his sophomore year, he had saved a life.
TV: ‘How I Met Your Mother’ “rallies” for a great comeback after a two-week hiatus
Feb. 23, 2014By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
