Versatile artist performs at MemAud
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 22, 2012From busking on street corners to touring with Train, Andy Grammer has come a long way, and he’s continuing his journey with a stop at Ohio University.
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Presidential candidates go head to head in final debate
By Joshua Jamerson | Oct. 22, 2012President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney discussed foreign policy during the third and final presidential debate Monday night, two weeks before voters will choose the next Commander-in-Chief.
Students spill secrets through event inspired by book series
By Hannah Yang | Oct. 22, 2012University Program Council gave students an opportunity to confess personal secrets anonymously through an event inspired by a book series.
2012 Athens Halloween Block Party lineup announced
By Nicolien Buholzer | Oct. 22, 2012The official Athens Halloween Block Party lineup was announced Tuesday, and this year's festivities will feature many returning artists.
Fire at Palmer Street house could be linked to discarded cigarette
By XANDER ZELLNER | Oct. 22, 2012The wooden front porch of a house on Palmer Street caught fire Tuesday afternoon, and officials say a discarded cigarette could be to blame.
Court Street costumes have evolved
By Sarah Grothjan | Oct. 22, 2012Editor’s note: This is the second in a four-part series exploring the different aspects and history of the Athens Halloween Block Party.
Post Endorsements: Pat Lang for U.S. House
Oct. 22, 2012When voters are presented with two candidates who have good ideas and both seem to care, their main criterion when voting might become which candidate can best help them.
Students, faculty compete in canned-food collection battle
By Hayley Ross | Oct. 22, 2012Ohio University’s third Battle of the Tongues canned-food drive will continue among language departments until Nov. 2.
New website gives users the chance to keep all profits made from textbook sales
By Kelly Fisher | Oct. 22, 2012College students searching for cheap textbooks might surf Craigslist, eBay and Amazon.com rather than rifle through aisles at campus bookstores, but a new website claims to give Ohio University students a better deal.
Post Cartoon: 10/24/12
Oct. 22, 2012Editorial cartoons represent the majority opinion of The Post’s executive editors.
Residence halls provide trick-or-treating for local children
By Hayley Ross | Oct. 22, 2012Children from the Athens community were able to trick or treat at 12 different Ohio University residence halls Monday night through the Residents’ Action Council-sponsored event, tRAC or Treat.
Men's Golf: 'Cats have solid 1st Round in Dayton
By Taylor Jedrzejek | Oct. 22, 2012Ohio had its best first round this season Monday at the Dayton Fall Invitational, posting a team total of 302.
OU students push to feed families in need
By Laura Scheer | Oct. 22, 2012A group of Ohio University students who fed 30 local families last Thanksgiving have raised the bar, aiming to fill the bellies of 50 families this Turkey Day.
Author to lecture about LGBT history, movement
By Jessica Ensley | Oct. 22, 2012Headlines depicting the LGBT rights movement dominate media today, but the fight is far from recent; in fact, it dates all the way back to the ’50s.
Women's Golf: Ohio finishes third in weekend invitational
By Mandy Yang | Oct. 22, 2012The Ohio women's golf team ended its fall season Tuesday afternoon. The team shot a season-low score of 605 for the Dayton Fall Invitational and finished third out of 17 other schools.
Post Endorsements: Larry Payne for County Commissioner
Oct. 22, 2012Job growth in Athens County has been the focus of both candidates running for the county commissioner seat currently held by Republican Larry Payne. In a county with a large student population that will need jobs in the next few years, it’s easy to see why.
Post Letter: Sheriff's intern program worth it for students
Oct. 22, 2012As the upcoming sheriff election draws near, there are a number of points I wish to inform you of. First, I must say that I am a senior at Ohio University. I am a double major in sociology-criminology and psychology, and I am currently an intern at Sheriff Pat Kelly’s office. I was able to have this experience because of Sheriff Kelly himself. He works with the sociology-criminology department at Ohio University and allows students to become a part of his staff for a given semester.
