Because The Pest is a print newspaper, some of our readers might get the impression that we don’t care about the environment. That is untrue.
The Post's staff put together an April Fool's section of the paper called The Pest. Check out the completely fabricated and satirical stories here.
Dancers took to the stage and vibrant colors filled the air as the Indian Students Association — along with other students and Athens residents — celebrated Holi.
By Meryl Gottlieb| mg986611@ohiou.edu| @buzzlightmeryl
By Ace Grovney
Today's crossword and the March 30 crossword solution did not fit on the classifieds page in today's paper.
For the foreseeable future, Ohio University President Roderick McDavis will still see students and Alden Library when he glances out his living room window.
If you are a diehard wrestling fan, then there is no doubt you were planted in front of your TV watching ESPN the night of Saturday, March 23 — if you hadn’t made the trip to Des Moines, Iowa.
It’s like this: I’d be flattered to be in your paper. Let’s get that out of the way. I like attention. Who doesn’t? Is it wrong that all I do to get on your radar is complain about trivial things? I don’t take orders. Plain and simple. Does my goatee look OK? OK, I lied. Actually, I’m quite self conscious about most things. This comes from general impotence in the bedroom — perhaps I should quit popping Adderall.
Come Saturday, the Ohio men’s golf team will end its month-long hiatus and tee off in Bloomington, Ind.
With the Steubenville case still fresh in people’s minds, Ohio University’s students will look to fight violence against women with Take Back the Night Week.
The administrative staff of Ohio University’s regional campuses will look radically different when regional students return in the fall.
A celebration of Holi, the Festival of Colors, took place at the Carriage Hill Apartments on Saturday. Here are some of our favorite images. Photographs by Dan Kubus, Dustin Lennert and Jason E. Chow.
The semester is coming to a close. Well, at least that’s what almost everyone except me says. Personally, I see five more weeks as being anything but “coming to a close,” but I guess I’m in the minority here, along with the female college students who don’t consider fat-free cottage cheese as an acceptable substitute for an entire dinner. So to convince myself that this semester from Hell is almost over as well as to come to the aid of the fact that I ran out of writing topics somewhere around Wal-Mart bashing, I’d like to make formal shout-outs to everything and everyone that has kept me insane for the entire semester.
Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Now that the summit of March Madness is upon us, it’s time to debunk one of the most absurd basketball myths: the notion that college basketball players try harder than NBA players do.
Solutions by The State News