The Steubenville rape case has drawn national attention for the many issues it has forced us to (uncomfortably) explore, including the cultural idolization of football, social-media public perception, and the acceptability of egregious teenage behavior and gender roles, among others.
Five members, five instruments and a multitude of the Powers Woodwind Quintet’s tones will greet audience members in Glidden Recital Hall on Monday.
The Japanese Student Association hosted Sakura, a traditional festival dedicated to the blooming cherry blossoms in Japan this time of year, for the 11th consecutive year in a packed Baker University Center Ballroom on Sunday.
I was bullied in school. From girls calling me fat to guys playing with my emotions and to an emotionally abusive friendship.
So we've come to the point in my life where I admit that I am a fangirl. As if my previous letters weren't an indication, this one will take the cake. That I can promise you. But just sit tight. You'll understand soon enough.
Students got a chance to hear and discuss with professors the effect of World War II during the annual Baker Peace Conference.
My Chemical Romance broke up during the weekend. For my generation, the generation that was in middle school during the band’s peak, this is (sort of) a tragedy. At least for the kids who did not have inch-thick blonde streaks, Aéropostale T-shirts or friends.
Warmer temperatures and sunshine brought swarms of festgoers to High Street early for this weekend’s fest.
When it comes to Ohio’s property value-bereft Southeast District, Athens County is, in effect, a diamond in the rough.
Corsets, hoop skirts, frock coats and cravats will be back in style this weekend for the Athens County Historical Society & Museum’s Second Annual Civil War Ball.
The Post's local staff members investigated what is holding property values in Athens County back as well as what is being done to improve them.
Despite the chill in the air, the Japanese Student Association plans to usher in spring this weekend with its annual Sakura Festival.
More than a decade ago, then-Julliard freshmen Greg Anderson and Elizabeth Roe met during summer orientation. Both instrumentalists, they quickly became close friends and later set out to create an innovative musical
Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
With each label comes its own slew of stereotypes, and for some, donning multiple labels means dealing with multiple stigmas.
For more than a decade, Stone Brewing Company has been giving the world an annual gift. On Feb. 2, 2002, they released the first beer in a series — Vertical Epic 2. Every year since, they’ve released a new Epic, but exactly one year, one month, and one day later. The Vertical Epic is now number 11, and unfortunately that’s the end of the series. To commemorate, we’ll be reviewing the Vertical Epic 12, released Dec. 12, 2012. The craft-beer industry is built on the bedrock of novelties and puns, so the Vertical Epic 12 is sure to be a beer of epic proportions. It’s a beer so good it can give you vertigo. Or at least that’s what we’ve heard.
Though abandoned houses might not be a concern within Athens city limits, a drive through some of the smaller, rural villages of Athens County reveals several deserted homes that blemish the area’s rolling hills.
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