Volleyball: Bobcats get ready for Big Orange tourney
Sep. 10, 2008Seen: Mixed formations for this weekend's opponents.
MULTIMEDIA
Storage addition at Baker delayed, under budget
Sep. 10, 2008The Baker University Center storage addition will be completed under budget but later than originally scheduled.
Shively offline for renovations, bid decision expected next week
Sep. 10, 2008Ohio University is expecting a bid decision on the Shively Hall renovation project Monday at below the projected cost.
That's What She Said: TV addict finds cure with new 'angst-filled dramas'
Sep. 10, 2008Ask anyone in my family and they'll tell you I'm a recovering television addict. In high school I used to sit in front of the set for hours, watching Simon and Simon reruns, Degrassi: The Next Generation and Melrose Place.
OU introduces amnesty program
Sep. 10, 2008Director of Health Promotions Char Kopchick drew laughs from the Student Senate as she introduced Ohio University's new Medical Emergency Assistance pilot program in an unusual fashion.
Your Turn: OU alumna gives 'thanks' for Herzog
Sep. 10, 2008As an OU alum (BSJ '99), I often return to The Post to see what's going on around campus. Well, thank goodness Ashley Herzog is around to bring issues of sexism and misogyny in the media to the forefront! Without her, I would not even know how to begin to identify these issues as contemporary problems, things that are just now surfacing. Thank goodness I have her. Because on her advice I'm supposed to avoid classes that have queer or women or non-western in their titles. If only I would have followed her curriculum advice while at OU! I would be SO much better at identifying ways in which the media perpetuates an ignorantly patriarchal society.
Cross country: Women face high expectations, men look to freshmen
Sep. 10, 2008Following back-to-back Mid-American Conference championships, expectations are high for the women's cross country team. (The conference) is what we work for all season and
City to enforce landlord-tenant agreement law, fines could result
Sep. 10, 2008The Athens City Prosecutor's Office mailed reminder letters last week to landlords of the approximately 580 rental properties who still need to turn in landlord-tenant agreements.
Suspected pipe bomb suspect arrested, caught leaving country
Sep. 10, 2008A Little Hocking man believed to be involved with a Coolville bank robbery and two fake pipe bombs left in the area this summer was arrested Sunday in Taylor, Mich., according to the Washington County Sheriff's office.
Faculty voice discontent over use of surplus healthcare fund
Sep. 10, 2008Administrators announced on Monday an agreement with faculty on how to use surplus faculty health care funds, but some faculty senators expressed dissatisfaction.
Football: Harden makes most of opportunity versus Buckeyes
Sep. 10, 2008Donte Harden isn't one to talk about himself.
OU drops four spots, McDavis optimistic for improvement
Sep. 10, 2008Although Ohio University counts boosting national prominence as a priority, for the second year in a row OU has fallen in the U.S. News and World Report's annual Best Colleges issue.
Fridays in Athens 'Go Green'
Sep. 10, 2008Athens and Ohio University have found a new way to go green.
Guest Commentary: Unionization is not in faculty's best interests
Sep. 10, 2008This quarter I have a class on Monday evenings, and am not free to participate in the Faculty Senate deliberations over unionization, scheduled for a vote in October. I use The Post as a platform for expressing my opinion for this reason.
Your Turn: Criticized cartoonists don't subscribe to racism, sexism
Sep. 10, 2008In her column, Ashley Herzog writes: Shortly after Condoleezza Rice became the first black woman to serve as Secretary of State
