Once again, The Post has failed. Then again, I shouldn’t be surprised. Let me explain myself: I am on the Bobcat Forensics team, a team that has been honored by the Board of Trustees and the best team on this campus.
With Alden Library reaching it’s WiFi capacity on an almost daily basis, Ohio University has upgraded Alden’s new wireless Internet system four days ahead of schedule.
You don’t have to travel to Downton Abbey to experience the scandals of London firsthand.
Tuesday night saw the Cortland Anderson Auditorium in the Scripps building playing host to a screening of Boys and Men Healing, a documentary from Big Voice Pictures about male sexual abuse and its survivors. The 58-minute-long film was screened before an audience of about 70, young and old alike.
By Austin Stahl | as506610@ohiou.edu | @AustinStahl24
During a pleasant conversation I had the other day with Mr. Mitchell, CEO of the Athens News, he shared with me an interesting anecdote.
History lovers, music lovers and Athens lovers will all be catered to this Friday and Saturday as the Little Cities of Black Diamonds Council presents the 10th annual Little Appalachian Spring.
The NFL Draft kicks off Thursday night, and The Post will provide analysis throughout the first round. Former Ohio players LaVon Brazill and Noah Keller have hopes of hearing their names called later in the weekend.
Every year, class attendance drops thanks to a familiar contagion, one that infects a significant portion of the student population each year.
This week Lindsay and William discuss news in Athens including Mind Fish's summer tour with Tenacious D and changes to the Number Fest next year. They also discuss the upcoming events and problems that Palmer Place and Palmer Fest encountered.
Since 2006, the Bobcats have traveled north to Michigan to compete in the two-day Hillsdale College “Gina” Relays. Today, they’ll travel up to the Wolverine State again with the breaking of a 24-year old record on their minds.
One Ohio University Student Senate ticket held a meeting in water Thursday.
Not all of Ohio University’s cameras are used for security.
Not unlike longtime Ohio coach Joe Carbone, Bill Toadvine dedicated a significant portion of his life to the Bobcat baseball program.
Though hydraulic fracturing has yet to make its debut in Athens County, a group of almost 50 people attended a meeting to learn about another potential threat that has already reached the area.
A nonprofit that aims to educate people about the future of broadband technology will host an event at Ohio University on Friday.
Ohio senior golfer Megan Weaver is looking at the Mid American Conference tournament in a five-word phrase: go big or go home.
After waiving his right to a grand jury indictment the Buchtel Chief of Police Kelsie Lanning, Jr. pleaded guilty in Athens County Court of Common Pleas.
Though Parks and Recreation heroine Leslie Knope could not attend, about 30 residents joined 23 Ohio University students to discuss parks and recreation in Athens.
Ohio University’s Master Housing Plan is geared toward building new dormitories but will not supply additional housing to students.
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