Hillel panelists to discuss experiences as LGBT Jewish students
By Sophie Mitchem | Apr. 16, 2013A non-traditional SpeakOut! Panel will take place Thursday night featuring a specific angle focused on Judaism.
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Comedians to fill The Convo with big personalities, attendees
By Will Drabold | Apr. 16, 2013Jim Gaffigan is currently on his Mr. Universe tour and on Thursday night, he will be the star of the show as he entertains about 5,000 people.
Students 'raise hell' to protest impending tuition hike
By Hannah Yang | Apr. 16, 2013A flurry of activity burst through College Green and several campus buildings Tuesday as students demanded affordable education.
Video: Aiding Athens, Good Earth Farm
Apr. 16, 2013Paul Clever and his wife Sarah began Good Earth Farm in 2008 to grow produce to donate to food pantries and is affiliated with the Church of the Good Shepherd in Athens. Volunteers work at the farm on Saturdays. Video by Erin Corneliussen.
UCM recognizes local advocates for social justice
By Emily Bamforth | Apr. 16, 2013A different kind of award ceremony will take place Wednesday evening, with the recipients not striving to receive these awards, but instead being recognized as a byproduct of the change they’ve effected.
Latin music inspires spontaneous dancing at Stuart's Opera House
By Emily Bamforth | Apr. 16, 2013The seats at Stuart’s Opera House on Tuesday evening were mostly empty, not because of the turbulent weather, but because people were on their feet dancing.
Athens past influences lifelong political career
By Allan Smith | Apr. 16, 2013A political career of a lifetime for former political campaign manager David Wilhelm began in the sixth grade with a safety-patrol strike.
Track & Field: Without indoor venue, recruitment struggles
By Alexander Muehlbach | Apr. 16, 2013When the 200-meter sprinters were ordered to the track last weekend at the All-Ohio Championships, no Bobcat lined up at the starting blocks.
Post Column: Gamer Girl: Though it's fun, 'GTA' treats women badly
Apr. 16, 2013We all have those things we hate to love. For me these things include music from the early 2000s, wearing leggings as pants and most of all, the Grand Theft Auto series. I can’t help it. Ever since I first played it, it has been one of my favorite games.
Festival to show student playwrights' work
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Apr. 16, 2013Instead of preparing for a typical final exam, the Master of Fine Arts playwriting candidates have a different task at hand — writing their own plays.
Ridges researcher discusses 'Asylum' book at Alden
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Apr. 16, 2013A year after she finished her research on The Ridges, author Katherine Ziff returned to Alden Library to explain how she assembled her published dissertation, Asylum on the Hill: History of a Healing Landscape.
Softball: 'Cats prep for Herd matchup
By Chad Lindskog | Apr. 16, 2013Past the midway point of its longest homestand in 14 seasons, Ohio has yet to enjoy the home cooking after the Bobcats were swept in each of their past three series at the Ohio Softball Field.
Post Letter: Ticket's attacks miss point of student government
Apr. 15, 2013This letter is in response to the letter, “F.U.S.S.’ claims of senate stagnation are out of line.”
Student Senate executive candidates to take questions from Post moderators
By Will Drabold | Apr. 15, 2013In the last chance Ohio University’s Student Senate candidates will have to debate one another, each ticket’s presidential candidates have promised to not pull any punches.
Student advocacy not included in job of student trustees
By Will Drabold | Apr. 15, 2013For a story on the perks of being political for student leaders, click here.
OU students flood streets decrying tuition hikes
By Hannah Yang, Will Drabold | Apr. 15, 2013A quiet day on the College Green at Ohio University erupted into a chanting sea of students protesting rising tuition as well as guaranteed tuition.
Palmer Place owners stop fest rowdiness
By Sam Howard | Apr. 15, 2013This Friday, there will be a method to the madness that is Palmer Place Fest.
Video: Aiding Athens, ATCO and Passion Works
Apr. 15, 2013ATCO Adult Services is dedicated to placing people with disabilities in the workplace through vocational and life-skills training. Passion Works bring artists with and without disabilities together to create artwork that is displayed and sold throughout the state. Video by Gwen Titley.
