OU weighs implementing sick-day donation policy
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Sep. 17, 2013If an Ohio University staff member gets pneumonia and is sick for four weeks, he or she will go unpaid once they run out of sick leave.
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Faith-based initiatives aim to meet federal goal
By Anjelica Oswald | Sep. 16, 2013The White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships has created multiple agencies dedicated to interfaith, and the State Department’s Office of Faith-Based Community Initiatives is the newest addition.
The PHILosopher: Dropping classes might be best for some
Sep. 16, 2013This week I made an extremely last minute decision, but I just had to do it.
Alumni funds provide new webcam, look at campus life
By Joshua Rogers | Sep. 16, 2013Next time you’re walking on College Green, smile! You’re on camera.
Notebook: MAC filled with shootouts and blowouts in Week 3
By Charlie Hatch | Sep. 16, 2013Another week came and went with colorful storylines of near-upsets and embarrassing defeats throughout the Mid-American Conference
Record enrollment
By Will Drabold | Sep. 16, 2013Ohio University’s administrators boasted for weeks just how successful their recruitment efforts were to attract freshmen.
This Day in History: 1873 bank failure caused economic depression
Sep. 16, 2013This week I made an extremely last minute decision, but I just had to do it.
Reports: 13 dead in Washington Navy Yard shooting
By Zahra Farah | Sep. 16, 2013WASHINGTON — At least 13 people are confirmed dead and several others were wounded after a mass shooting Monday morning at Washington Navy Yard.
Kelly unwilling to release information despite subpoenas, cites 'negative impact' going forward
By Sam Howard, Xander Zellner | Sep. 16, 2013Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine’s office filed a court motion Friday requesting a county judge to force Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly to comply with a subpoena requiring the sheriff to give up confidential informants.
Post Letter: All speech, offensive or not, should be free and protected
Sep. 16, 2013To the members of Ohio University Students for Liberty and OU Combat Veterans, with regards to your recent squabbles over the painting and repainting of the Bentley Annex graffiti wall – this is all very stupid.
Man arrested as suspect in August bank robbery
By Lucas Daprile | Sep. 16, 2013The man suspected of robbing a bank on East State Street in Athens earlier this year has been arrested by Illinois police, authorities said.
Sponsored foosball tournament puts new spin on South Green afternoon
By Maria DeVito | Sep. 16, 2013Ohio University students can usually find a volleyball or basketball game to play on South Green, but on Monday afternoon students used a much smaller ball for their fun.
TV: 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' premiere surprises
Sep. 16, 2013By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
Marching 110 takes viral success to NFL game
By Dylan Sams | Sep. 16, 2013In true Marching 110 form, Ohio University’s marching band was looking to reign on as the “Most Exciting Band in the Land” when it headed to Monday Night Football this week.
OU comedians to showcase sketch comedy in Columbus
By Emma Ockerman | Sep. 16, 2013A year ago, sketch comedy group iFriendsAndMy was merely an idea between friends and Ohio University students. Now that idea is a reality.
Post Cartoon: 09/18/13
Sep. 16, 2013Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Indie rock band to play at Stuart's, inform media arts and studies majors
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Sep. 16, 2013On a tour that will take them to Melbourne, Paris and Prague, indie rock band Yo La Tengo is making stops in Athens and Nelsonville first.
Hockey: Four possible players vying for goalie position
By Allan Smith | Sep. 16, 2013Goalie breakdown
Council preview: members to discuss city facility improvements
By Cassie Kelly | Sep. 15, 2013Continuing where they left off two weeks ago, Athens City Council will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. for their weekly meeting and will go over new ordinances for Halloween weekend, Friday Oct. 25 through Sunday Oct. 27.
