Here's the first edition of Athens Sessions, in which The Post profiles a local band in a video interview and we hear a few of their favorite songs. Watch as we talk to the Corbin Marsh, and chill out to their cool blues style.
The Post has long covered energy issues both on campus and in Athens. From Ohio University’s electricity consumption to the advent of hydraulic fracturing, we know they have real consequences — both economically and environmentally.
Pumpkins can be found everywhere for the next few weeks — from centerpieces to entryway ornamentations, classroom bulletin boards to themed candies.
Matt Waters joked that during his visit to Iowa Western Community College he didn’t know he would be playing football with the superhero Thor — a moniker he applied to Ty Branz, who sticks out because of his long blond locks of hair.
For years, many wondered what economic impact the Nelsonville bypass of U.S. Route 33 would have on the city of about 5,000.
I spend a hefty chunk of time arguing against the “Saturday Night Live just ain’t what it used to be” mentality. It’s been said since the show — which is now in its 39th season — went into its second season. It’s a dumb argument, but I’m working on cutting back on rants, so I’ll stop there.
The United States’ position on naval warfare is an issue that goes largely unnoticed.
Every successful team has a dependable player that the team can turn to in big situations.
Professor Günther Heydemann, a chair in contemporary history at the University of Leipzig and the director of the Hannah Arendt Institute in Dresden, visited Scripps Hall on Tuesday night to give a lecture.
Though its effects might be little felt in Athens now, the federal government shutdown could threaten more than a million dollars in student income and tens of millions in research funding at Ohio University.
Those who sit in the front row of the Forum Theater for Metamorphoses should expect to get wet.
As a physician volunteering in Athens County, John Brose said he often gave first checkups to patients who were at least 50 years old.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
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Bring on the pumpkin spiced lattes and cozy sweatshirts, for fall has officially arrived in Athens!
Puppies at the Athens County Dog Shelter are facing adverse conditions in their kennels, so the Athens County Commissioners approved a request to create standard operating procedures.
Veteran mailman Charlie Rose has lived by one motto that his parents taught him: “If you come across a situation where you can help someone, you either try to help them or get help for them.”
Psyche, played by Kat Bramley, views her lover, Eros, played by Mbali Guliwe, for the first time during Ohio University's performance of Mary Zimmerman's Metamorphoses directed by Rebecca VerNooy. The play premieres on October 2nd, 2013 in the Forum Theatre located in the bottom floor of the Radio and Television building. Olivia Wallace | Staff Photographer
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