Sexual assaults going unnoticed
By Kaitlynn Grady | May 8, 2012Sexual offenses that occur off campus in Athens may slide past students, faculty and staff despite local law enforcement’s attempts to inform the populace.
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University ends search, names new housing director
By Brian Vadakin | May 8, 2012The hefty list of Ohio University’s administrative searches became a little shorter Tuesday when Student Affairs announced a new executive director of Residential Housing.
Glouster resident charged with added sexual assaults
By Marika Lee | May 8, 2012A 75-year-old man who was charged with rape was re-indicted with four more sexual assault charges.
Local hostel owner faces potential mental evaluation resulting from trespassing charge
By Marika Lee | May 8, 2012A Nelsonville hostel operator could have his mental health evaluated as a part of the next step in his burglary case.
Advocates for HIV/AIDS awareness start conversation in Baker appearance
By Hannah Yang | May 8, 2012Advocates for the prevention of HIV and AIDS opened on the Baker University Center Theatre floor to a conversation regarding stigma, honesty and emotional turmoil resulting from personal experience of the virus.
Bird Arena: OU's 1st multipurpose center
By JIM RYAN | May 8, 2012When Ohio University breaks ground on its planned multipurpose center as early as this summer it won’t be the first time such a facility was planned on campus.
Post Modern: Snack of all trades
By Michael Thrasher | May 8, 2012There is a common idea behind every legal and illicit business, a basic economic principle that fostered the first trade and still drives it today: “They have something we want, and we have something they want.”
Speak French to Me: French presidential race very different from U.S.'s
May 7, 2012François Hollande was elected president of France on Sunday. He will take office next week, replacing Nicolas Sarkozy.
Feminists aren't always feminine
By Gina Mussio | May 7, 2012One Ohio University student is setting out to prove that not all feminists are easily stereotyped.
Nelsonville man pleads not guilty to charges of burglary and abduction
By Marika Lee | May 7, 2012A Nelsonville man pleaded not guilty to charges of burglary and abduction last Friday.
Post Letter: Toadvine Bullpen dedication was open to family
May 7, 2012I am writing in response to The Post editorial letter that appeared on Monday, May 7. I have been in Athens for more than 35 years and have followed Ohio University baseball ever since arriving in town.
Council highlights fest concerns, environmental safety
By Joshua Jamerson | May 7, 2012The topics that typically create conflict among the residents of Athens, fests and “fracking,” dominated the discussion at Monday night’s City Council meeting.
OU earns high marks for LGBT-inclusive community
By Sarah Grothjan | May 7, 2012While libations might serve as a facilitator for many students’ dating lives, others find the playing field to be trickier than a drink order.
Spring Into Shape: 'Thinspiration' blogs tell women its OK to not eat
May 7, 2012Whether it’s a daily battle with your snooze button or a duel with the idea of passing up downtime, you’d rather stay sedentary than exert yourself and make your way to the gym.
Baseball: Streaky Ohio slugger slogs through slump
By Nick Robbe | May 7, 2012Streaks are commonplace in baseball and can define a season, like Joe DiMaggio’s 56-game hitting streak in 1941. Ohio right fielder Jensen Painter’s season has been defined by a lengthy streak of his own.
Farmers to build "sanctuary"
By Allan Smith | May 7, 2012The Hockhocking Adena Bikeway will soon have a new attraction at the 5.5-mile marker, as a new chapel being built by Good Earth Farms broke ground on Saturday.
OU strives for sustainability with emission-reduction plan
By Austin Stahl | May 7, 2012By 2075, Ohio University aims to be emission-free.
