Athens zombifies for Day of the Dead
By Olivia Young | Oct. 21, 2012Zombie clocks, skateboards and Day of the Dead art had Athenians zombie walking to Union Street this past weekend for a bloody good time.
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Ghost hunter, psychic to provide paranormal proof in presentation
By Kristin Salaky | Oct. 21, 2012To kick off a week of ghosts and ghouls, Ohio University will be visited by a “ghost hunter” Monday.
OU key in fostering careers of politician grads
By Allan Smith | Oct. 21, 2012From celebrating a first election at Burger King to watching a presidential candidate get pelted with tomatoes, experiences at Ohio University helped foster many political careers that otherwise may have never gotten off the ground.
Teach For America Week sheds light on education inequality
By Brian Vadakin | Oct. 20, 2012Most seniors graduating from Ohio University this year will transition into a full-time job, internship or pursue advanced degrees in graduate school. Some, however, may apply for increasingly popular service programs such as Teach For America.
Volleyball: Ohio winning streak continues
By Chad Lindskog | Oct. 20, 2012Both Mid-American Conference division leaders took the court in The Convo on Saturday, but Ohio continued its dominance in conference play with a victory against Western Michigan.
Soccer: 'Cats capitalize on seniors last game at Chessa
By Brandon Kors | Oct. 20, 2012On a sunny day at Chessa Field on Sunday, each senior was given a bouquet of flowers, but it was the seniors who were in full bloom.
Post Endorsement: Bill Bias for County Treasurer
Oct. 20, 2012Fresh ideas are commendable, but in the case of the Athens County treasurer, we believe experience is vital. The Post endorses Democratic candidate Bill Bias over Libertarian candidate Abe Alassaf.
Post Endorsement: Randy Mace for County Commissioner
Oct. 20, 2012Both candidates running for the county commissioner seat currently held by Mark Sullivan have made vast contributions to Athens County. Republican Randy Mace played an integral role in restructuring and modernizing Southeast Ohio’s 911 system and has years of governmental experience. Democrat Chris Chmiel has spurred Athens’ economy as a founder of the Ohio Pawpaw Festival and has been an area leader in energy efficiency.
Professor presents new research on chimpanzee interaction
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 20, 2012After eight years of studying a chimpanzee community located in Western Uganda, an Ohio University assistant professor recently presented a breakthrough.
Hockey: Flurry of goals leads to sweep of Arizona on ice
By Jacob DeSmit | Oct. 20, 2012Though a few Ohio players may not have escaped their weekend series with Arizona without their fair share of bumps and bruises, the team’s record remains untarnished for the fifth straight week.
Athens annual event to raise awareness
By Aaren Host | Oct. 20, 2012Students and locals alike dedicated their Saturday morning to raising mental health awareness.
Field Hockey: Bobcat spirit suffers after close loss to Chippewas
By Christian Hoppens | Oct. 20, 2012In a season full of missed opportunities and failed potential, Ohio suffered another setback during the stretch run of the Mid-American Conference schedule.
Post Column: Big Bird's feathers hide a dark, nasty truth
Oct. 20, 2012Gov. Mitt Romney needs to kill something on the federal budget for his election.
Post Cartoon: 10/22/12
Oct. 20, 2012Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Men's Golf: Ohio looks to end fall season on positive note
By Taylor Jedrzejek | Oct. 20, 2012Ohio will return to the course Monday in the Dayton Fall Invitational following individual play in last week’s Yestingsmeier Invitational.
Early morning Convo fire alarm could be tied to arson
By XANDER ZELLNER | Oct. 19, 2012Local authorities were called to the The Convo Saturday morning after reports of smoke and fire were detected outside of the entrance doors.
Soccer: Bobcats come close, can't break Toledo in loss
By Brandon Kors | Oct. 18, 2012Leaves littered the field on a blustery day at Chessa Field Friday, where Toledo got off to an early start and found its way to a 2-1 victory against Ohio.
Masquerade aims to unite students
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 18, 2012Dressing in your finest attire, throwing down some cash for a fancy ride and dinner, and heading to dance the night away with a group of friends: Sound like high school?
Religion, LGBT topics overlap in group's meetings
By Kristin Salaky | Oct. 18, 2012While religion is often used as an argument against homosexuality, faith can still play a large role in the lives of LGBT individuals.
Cleaning Up, Cashing In
By Hannah Yang | Oct. 18, 2012An undefeated record means more people cramming into Peden Stadium to see the Ohio Bobcats, leaving one big mess after games — a mess Boy Scouts of America Troop 357 cleans six times a year.
