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Alden earns over $20k from misplaced-material fines

You might have some hefty fines to pay when you finally get around to peeling off that film of dust on a book to return it to Alden Library.

Beauty and the Bobcat: Affordable makeup alternatives are available

I did it. I went out of my comfort zone and purchased drugstore-brand foundation. As I said previously: I’m a beauty brat and although there are some drugstore-brand products I enjoy, I don’t like to skimp when it comes to foundation. After my Benefit Hello Flawless powder shattered, I haven’t been able to afford purchasing a new one and decided I’d give drugstore products a try — and it actually wasn’t too bad.

MoJoFlo returns to perform old-school funk and dance

Harking back to old-school funk, Columbus-based band MoJoFlo will return to Athens for a night of dance and soulful vocals.

University organizes weekend events for black alums

This weekend, hundreds of Ohio University’s black alumni will return to their former stomping grounds, as Black Alumni Reunion 2013, OU’s largest alumni gathering, kicks off Friday.

Dietzel promotes empowerment, strength as Women's Center director

When the question arises about what an Ohio University feminist looks like, one can turn to the six-year example set by Women’s Center director Susanne Dietzel.

Classified employees awarded for services

Undergraduates typically spend four years at Ohio University. Imagine being here for 30.

Rooted in Athens

The university didn’t move mountains this summer.

Black Alumni Reunion will feature student and professional stand-up

While the Black Alumni Reunion will offer the chance for alumni and students to catch up and celebrate, it will also be a chance to laugh.

McDavis appointed to lead Ohio Higher Education Funding Commission 2.0

Gov. John Kasich named OU President Roderick McDavis the head of the state’s newly assembled Ohio Higher Education Funding Commission 2.0 Friday morning.

Blackburn apologies for "insensitive statement"

A man found guilty of shooting his wife in her sleep was found dead by gunshot in his Parkersburg, West Virginia apartment Tuesday, and Athens County Prosecutor Keller Blackburn regrets his initial reaction to that.

Film students to premiere short creations during screening at Athena

Showcasing all their dedication and hard work from last year, second-year MFA students in the Division of Film will be holding a First-Year Screening on Saturday at The Athena Cinema, 20 S. Court St.

City parking garage plans for elevator upgrades, repairs

The two elevators at the Athens City Municipal Parking Facility on Washington Street will soon undergo what city officials are calling urgent repairs.

Post Letter: Consider applying for volunteer opportunities in Athens

It is safe to say that the past few years spent at Ohio University have given me some of my best memories. However, my senior year internship is proving to be more than memorable; I’m gaining more experience and knowledge than I thought possible. As an intern for Athens Court Appointed Special Advocates/GAL, I believe other students would also appreciate the experience of volunteering with this program.

Cardboard City fundraiser inspires participants to think outside the box

Residents of Biddle Hall on East Green will be seeking revenge Saturday and Sunday during Cardboard City, Habitat for Humanity’s annual fundraiser held in the Morton Hall parking lot.

Green & White Review: Sept. 27

Prisoners' last words, requests preserved in database

The executioner asked David M. Brewer, a felon convicted for aggravated murder who was executed in 2003, if he had any last words.

Post Cartoon: 9/27/13

Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post's executive editors.

Post Editorial: 'The Post' welcomes black alumni back to campus

Every three years, Ohio University holds a reunion for its African-American alumni, hundreds of whom return to Athens for the event.

OU officials eye switch to trimester schedule

Now that faculty and students have settled into semesters, Ohio University is considering a new academic schedule — trimesters.

Professor transports crowd back in time with 3D dinosaur fossil replicas

There isn’t enough coffee in the world to caffeinate the ginormous creatures that visited Baker University Center’s Front Room, Wednesday night.