One in four people will experience or know someone who is experiencing some type of mental health issue in their lifetime, and stigmas can play a role in how these issues are viewed.
Filled with stereo systems, partygoers and booze, Friday’s Palmer Place Fest remained relatively calm and fire-free.
By Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
The Ohio University president’s chief of staff has announced that she is leaving the university after four years for a position at the state’s higher education board.
Ohio University will have to pay the former director of the Latin American Studies department more than $700 after the court ruled in his favor for his lawsuit about missing artifacts.
Faculty members of Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine were honored last week for both personal accomplishments and changes to the college’s curriculum.
Ask anyone who knows me and they will tell you I'm a TV junkie. I watch so many TV shows that it's a miracle I get anything done. So adding another show for me to keep up with was not in my plans, until I finally watched Girls from HBO. I'll admit, the commercials for the show were frustrating, and as much as I love Lena Dunham, I just thought Girls did not look promising. I couldn't have been more wrong about it though. The show is witty and has a certain "realness" to it. The people aren't all gorgeously beautiful and perfectly done-up: They all look like real people you'd see walking down the street. And when comments are made about Hannah's (Lena Dunham) weight, it's refreshing that she legitimately is a few pounds overweight. I know that sounds horrible, but shows such as 30 Rock make jokes about Liz Lemon being overweight when Tina Fey is far from that. From the clothes to the make-up to the storyline, Girls actually feels honest and real, and that's why I love it.
Though the sketches and paintings on exhibit at the Kennedy Museum of Art might seem unconnected, their artists all have a common thread — their gender.
After yet another Palmer Fest ended in flames, local officials are questioning how to handle street fests in the future — with some considering a push to ban them altogether.
I would like to take a moment to address fellow students Marzec, Kessler, Hamrick and Barton in regard to their letter in the April 25 edition of The Post.
By Nicolien Buholzer | nb360409@ohiou.edu | @nicobuholzer
Not only are Ohio hitters finding success against opposing pitchers, but they are also racing to outpace their own pitching.
Known for handcrafted signature ales and pub-inspired dishes, Jackie O’s is taking the meaning of locally produced goods a step further.
A The Plains man, who could have spent 15 years in prison, will soon be released from the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail after pleading guilty to three sex offenses.
Yes, another Post Pick about an HBO show you may have never heard of. But this one’s important.
By Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
More than 20 broadband providers and students gathered in Walter Hall Friday to hear experts review Internet services in Appalachia.
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