Pleasant Hill Vineyards marks a scenic family-owned restaurant
By Kaylin Pickett | Oct. 12, 2023Pleasant Hill Vineyards is a local, family-owned treasure that inspires an enjoyable evening with a home-cooked meal and a glass of wine.
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Football: Ohio faces difficult road test against Northern Illinois
By Bobby Gorbett | Oct. 12, 2023Ohio travels to NIU for toughest MAC test yet.
Blabby Abby: Stop using “basic” as an insult
By Abby Jenkins | Oct. 12, 2023Today’s vocabulary is littered with a multitude of degrading phrases, but none of them are more obnoxious than the term “basic.”
What your favorite Halloween movie says about you
By Alicia Szczesniak | Oct. 12, 2023Your Halloween rewatch says a lot about who you are.
How often do Bobcats think about the Roman Empire?
By Cami Seymore | Oct. 12, 2023Decoding the mysterious connection between men and the Roman Empire.
Fresh Finds recap from Week 5's article
By William Troyer | Oct. 12, 2023This week on Fresh Finds we discuss Sum 41 and many more.
Student senate discusses Gozalez’s first 100 days
By Paige Fisher | Oct. 12, 2023Ohio University’s 23rd President, Dr. Lori Stewart-Gonzalez, gave an informal presentation to the student senate about what she has been able to accomplish since becoming president in July.
Artist Spotlight: SaintAhmad is an outrageous personification of the '90s club scene
By Sophia Rooksberry | Oct. 11, 2023The musician is a Black, queer visionary with an exciting future in the club scene.
Gen Z examines the idea of coming out on National Coming Out Day
By Jackson McCoy | Oct. 11, 2023Each LGBTQIA+ person has a different opinion on the concept of “coming out,” and it often varies from generation to generation. Gen Z, the generation with the biggest percentage of LGBTQIA+ individuals, weighs in on what they think about “coming out.”
Week 6 Student Media Poll picks from "The Post"
By Bobby Gorbett and Robert Keegan III | Oct. 11, 2023Who The Post picked in Week 6 of the Student Media Poll
Fantasy Football Waiver Watch: Who you need to pick up this week in Fantasy Football
By Jasper Greuel | Oct. 11, 2023Fantasy Football not going your way? It’s not too late to save your season and keep your championship hopes alive.
Hockey: Everything you need to know for Maryville
By Megan Scudder | Oct. 11, 2023The Bobcats are looking to lean on their connection to secure an upper hand on the Saints.
Students use a variety of creative outlets to foster self-expression
By Abreanna Blose | Oct. 11, 2023From music to writing and abstract creations, student artists are using their talent and authenticity to redefine art, express themselves and convey important messages.
Office of Sustainability advocating for outdoor classrooms
By Paige Fisher | Oct. 11, 2023Kyle Butler, an associate professor of instruction in English, is the sustainable living hub coordinator within the Office of Sustainability. He originally pitched this idea to develop a connection with nature within higher education.
Friday the 13th: Athens paranormal history
By Kenzie Callahan | Oct. 11, 2023It’s no secret that Ohio University is rich in history; however, much of its morbid history may provide an explanation for some strange things that happened in the past and today.
Football: Bryce Houston, Keye Thompson will settle for nothing less than a MAC Championship
By Robert Keegan III | Oct. 11, 2023Bryce Houston and Keye Thompson are each in their sixth year at Ohio, since day one they’ve had one goal left unfinished: winning a MAC title.
Hyacinth Bean Florist is an ‘eden’ for foster kittens
By Disha Hoque | Oct. 11, 2023Hyacinth Bean Florist owner, Polly Creech, discusses the origins of her business and kitten fostering.
Police Blotter: Driver without license crashed vehicle, suspicious man at Go-Mart
By Kendall Wright | Oct. 11, 2023A suspicious man in a van would slide down in his seat any time someone looked in his direction.
Claireification: How the United Auto Workers strike could affect college students
By Claire Schiopota | Oct. 11, 2023What to know about the UAW strikes as they continue into their fourth week.
