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Annual event aims to bring awareness, end negativity toward Islam

The Muslim Students Association is working to end misconceptions and stereotypes through their annual Open House.

APD: sites link wrong student to alleged rape

The Athens Police Department confirmed Monday that Ohio University student Rachel Cassidy is not the woman in the alleged rape that took place Uptown during Homecoming Weekend.

RA's lawyer cites sleepwalking in thefts

A former Ohio University resident assistant, accused of stealing items from two dorm rooms last Spring Semester while students were sleeping, pleaded guilty to two counts of burglary in a pretrial hearing Monday.

Post Letter: Pregnant women addicted to drugs are not ignorant of situation

McDavis agrees to pay woman hit by OU bus double what she initially sought

It was an ordinary day two years ago when a Cincinnati woman was crossing a street when, all of a sudden, a Campus Area Transit Service bus struck her while she was in a crosswalk.

Post Letter: Future of Ohio University experience rests with students

Dear Students,

New professor to merge previously unrelated subjects

With her arrival, Eve Ng, assistant professor of women’s and gender studies and media arts and sciences, has connected the two studies in engaging ways.

Data-driven provost gives OU insight

Editor’s note: This is the first in a series profiling new staff of Ohio University’s provost.

Locals feel mixed effects of weeks-long federal shutdown

16-day federal government shutdown may have grinded federal services, including Wayne National Forest, to a halt, but many of Athens’ local entities felt very little effect, officials said.

Post Letter: Society equips women for unplanned pregnancies

In reference to the article in The Post, “Mothers’ addictions affect unborn Athens County children” I would like to address some of the authors messages, as I feel the author misrepresented some of my views in the article by indicating  that I believe women are uneducated about the harms of drug use during pregnancy. I would like to clarify the situation.

A Rise in 3D Printing

On a small table sits what appears to be a hollowed out microwave, making whirring sounds as an arm extended over its top moves in a rectangular shape. As time goes on, that shape becomes larger and larger, built from the bottom up

Land donation sparks debate among county commissioners

Before her death in 2012, Velma Cubbison, a Coolville woman, wanted to donate her six acres of forest and one acre of land with a creek near Wildman Rd. to the county, so she put it in her will.

This Day In History: 11 years ago, Chechen rebels hold Moscow theater hostage

On this day in 2002 a crowded theater in Moscow was seized by rebels from Chechnya in what has come to be known as the Moscow Theater Siege. Some 40 to 50 armed Chechens who claimed to be a part of the Islamist militant separatist movement in Chechnya carried out this siege; however, those in charge of the Islamist group in Chechnya denounced it publicly.

Field Hockey: 'Cats to bring Battle of Bricks to Pruitt Field

It doesn’t take much to get a team pumped for a rivalry game.

Midwest metal legend to perform at The Union alongside Dismemberment

For most students in higher education, college is merely the means to an end; it is only upon leaving school that they realize it has become a second home. Although Midwest metal legend Skeletonwitch has toured around the globe, band members never forgot their Athens roots.

Sports Column: Solich snags high quality recruits

Winning football games each fall Saturday is every college football team’s goal week in and week out.

MAC Notebook: Teams prepare to battle for the MAC

This week will be death or glory for the front-runners in the Mid-American Conference.

Angel statue reflects TV lore

Editor’s note: This is the second in a five-part series exploring the ghost stories and urban legends of Athens.

Player earns respect on the links with family, state connections

On a muggy, rainy day at Athens Country Club, junior Andrew Mlynarski asked Ohio coach Bob Cooley with a smirk, “Hey coach, do I look good today?”

'Cats thrilled to be back home on Pruitt's new turf

Since its preseason started in August, Ohio has held practice at Ping Center, Peden Stadium and even the Ohio University Tennis Courts covered in a turf carpet. That said, it’s safe to say the Bobcats have experienced their fair share of adversity.