OU suspends football player who skipped town
June 1, 2010Ohio University suspended a football player from the team Wednesday after the man, charged with a felony, skipped town.
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Post Editorial: Low Marks
June 1, 2010As the College of Education dean, Renée Middleton surely understands what constitutes a passing grade. Despite doubling her approval ratings from last year, 50 percent is still an F.
Baseball: Bobcats end inconsistent season
May 31, 2010Bad weather caused Ohio to wake up on the wrong side of the bed this year, and a busy schedule did not give time for a nap.
New historical districts cause commotion
May 31, 2010An Athens committee nominated the East State Street and Elmwood Place district to be listed on the National Registrar of Historical Districts, but residents of the area expressed their concerns about the nomination at a public hearing yesterday.
Faculty move dean to middle of rankings
May 31, 2010Editor's Note: This is the last in a seven-part series examining the evaluations of Ohio University's deans. Seven of 10 Athens deans were evaluated this year.
Q&A: Anti-folk, blues inspired band comes back to perform at Donkey
May 31, 2010Armed with a ukulele and original lyrics, 21-year-old Megg Farrell and her band, New York-based Megg Farrell's Whiskey Social, will perform at 9 p.m. Friday at Donkey Coffee and Espresso.
Student Senate: Faculty majority would weaken shared governance, say Senators
May 31, 2010Two weeks after Ohio University's Faculty Senate passed a resolution asking for one more voting member on the committee that oversees Intercollegiate Athletics, Student Senate will vote on a resolution to maintain the current structure of the committee.
OIT delays, alleged affair threaten semester switch
May 31, 2010Rumors of infidelity, delays hiring staff and trouble purchasing software threaten to delay Ohio University's switch to semesters, according to several mid- and upper-level administrators who blame the university's top technology official for the problems.
Graduate Student Senate: Healthcare takes focus of informal meeting
May 31, 2010Only a small crowd of 10 Graduate Student senators attended an informal meeting last night.
Gaslight focuses on singles, not album
May 30, 2010Many listeners saw hope on the horizon of American rock music after hearing The Gaslight Anthem just a few short years ago. But before putting Brian Fallon and the New Jersey boys at the helm, they may want to give the band's newest record, American Slang, a listen.
BREAKING: Police investigate football player for burglary
May 30, 2010The Athens Police Department is investigating an Ohio University football player for breaking into a Mill Street home Saturday night.
Post Letter: Students remember professor's impact
May 30, 2010For Dr. Esiaba Irobi, as for many other immigrants to the United States and elsewhere, the journey to a foreign country is not supposed to be a journey of no return. It is the hope of many, or maybe ingrained in the spirit of man upon leaving the shores of his or her ancestors, to make a blissful return to the fold of his or her kindred to share the experiences of being away and to catch up with the missing moments.
Sports Column: This year's Reds look to shake off past collapses
May 30, 2010During Sunday's Reds-Astros game, something in the air was different.
Wrestling: Freshman joins Team USA with win at junior championships
May 30, 2010Friday afternoon, Jeremy Johnson found himself in a match as pressure-filled as any first-year college wrestler could expect.
Student thesis project uses multiple forms of media to help viewers create individual conceptions of time
May 30, 2010Traditional thoughts on time and location are challenged in a new exhibition opening today at Trisolini Gallery.
Classic literature supported by new mashup
May 30, 2010Android companions, evil mechanical worms and husbands that have robot faceplates had no place in the world of Anna Karenina created by Leo Tolstoy in 1878.
Health insurance companies help graduates avoid vulnerable period
May 30, 2010Like many college seniors graduating this spring, Ohio University student Justin Agler will no longer be eligible for health insurance under his parents' policy - that is, until new legislation takes effect in late September 2010.
'Sex and the City' sequel fails to live up to hype
May 30, 2010As a girl who often hangs out with boys who drink whiskey, play Call of Duty and eat unhealthy amounts of Taco Bell, girly things are not generally my cup of tea. However, I absolutely love the Sex and the City series.
