Column: OU's history curriculum could use some diversity
Feb. 16, 2014As an integrated social studies education major, I have taken a number of history courses, and there seems to be a common denominator about most of the classes in the department:
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Hockey: Ohio sweeps Pittsburgh to end season
By Kelsey Surmacz | Feb. 16, 2014Ohio played its final series of the season this past weekend and the performances and corresponding senior weekend activities did not disappoint.
Undercover agents try to blend in with younger crowds to catch illegal users
By Allan Smith | Feb. 16, 2014Despite the Ohio Investigative Unit’s focus on cracking down on underage drinkers in Athens, the undercover agents often turn their attention to the bars themselves.
Valentine's Day a boom for Uptown business
By Suhyeon Park | Feb. 16, 2014Valentine’s Day might be one of the most beloved or most hated days of the year, but lovers are not the only ones who adore the holiday.
Ohio University to host 'The Denver Post' editor Greg Moore
By Maria DeVito | Feb. 16, 2014A previous Pulitzer Prize Board co-chair is in town to speak on the future of journalism and reporting the news partisanly.
Greek women's banquet celebrates outstanding grades
By Emily Daffron, Rachel Alley | Feb. 16, 2014Ohio University held its first Women’s Panhellenic Association Scholarship Banquet to honor women in sororities and fraternities who did well academically.
Editorial: Editor's talk will appeal to everyone, not just journalists
Feb. 16, 2014The Post is extremely excited to host Greg Moore during his visit to Ohio University.
Ohio is currently 8-0 and off to its best start since 1974
By Paul Holden | Feb. 16, 2014For the first time in Ohio’s 40 year history, the Bobcats have won each of their first eight games, remaining undefeated through the first two weekends of play.
Alpacas a part of Ohio's fabric
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 16, 2014Like any good love story, local farmer Marilyn Wentworth’s began when she least expected it.
Wrestling: Olympic wrestling controversy hits close to home for Ohio coach
By Tony Wolfe | Feb. 16, 2014On TV, Olympic athletes can seem larger than life, resurfacing for a month every four years to showcase their talents on a global stage.
Between the Lines: Being an anti-abortion feminist is about the bigger issues
Feb. 16, 2014Since the passage of Roe v. Wade on Jan. 22, 1973, more than 50 million abortions have been performed in America. However, according to a recent Washington Post report, the country’s abortion rate is the lowest it has been since 1973 and I am so glad, because I am an anti-abortion feminist.
Council preview: city to bring up new grant
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 16, 2014Athens City Council will meet at 7 p.m. for their weekly meeting at City Hall.
L.A. Theatre Works brings The Graduate to stage
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Feb. 16, 2014Here’s to you, Mrs. Robinson.
Vets, make your way out to Bob Evans for free pancakes on President's Day
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 16, 2014Bob Evans, 357 E. State St., is rewarding veterans today with a free stack of pancakes in celebration of Presidents' Day. All that's necessary is showing a valid military ID to a Bob Evans employee.
Hockey: Early playing shapes players before bonding as Bobcats
By Kelsey Surmacz | Feb. 16, 2014At this point in the season, Ohio players are plenty used to wearing the Bobcats’ green and white across their chests. But off the ice, they also band together to root for a team that dons a different sweater: the Red, White and Blue.
Resolution sponsors believe new environmental standards could cost jobs
By Lucas Daprile | Feb. 16, 2014Amid national attention given to energy efficiency, supporters of an Ohio Senate resolution are saying new cutting-edge standards could do more to harm than help.
