City Council: Pilot program for additional outdoor seating space, composting to begin
By Kyra Leckrone | June 15, 2020Parklets will allow for businesses to use parking spaces as additional outdoor seating space during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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I tried Chloe Ting’s 2-Week Shred Challenge so you don’t have to
By Riley Runnells | June 15, 2020Spoiler alert: you’ll see some results.
Think Tank: America is bleeding
By Christopher Lawrence-White | June 13, 2020America has a problem regarding race and, quite literally, the entire world is making note of it, even America itself. How much longer must these cries be echoed?
Twitter Reactions: 'The Bachelor' announces Matt James as its first Black male lead after 18 years
By Madyson Lewellyn | June 12, 2020After 18 years and 40 running seasons, it is long overdue.
Weekender Briefs: What’s happening this week
By Riley Runnells | June 10, 2020More lists will come as events are rescheduled.
Let Me Be Perfectly Queer: TikTok lesbians are creating a toxic culture
By Kelsey Boeing | June 9, 2020TikTok has given the LGBTQ community a platform, but its creators are teaching a new generation of gay individuals how to damage and degrade themselves before they get the chance to know themselves in a new identity.
Noah's Ark: Journalists don't need to remain completely neutral on police violence
By Noah Wright | June 9, 2020A journalist expressing the belief that “Black Lives Matter” is not a breach of credibility — it’s taking a stand on the right side of history.
Pride Month celebrates LGBTQ identities, reflection on historic roots
By Riley Runnells | June 9, 2020OU’s LGBT Center is hosting a month of virtual programming.
City Council: Parklets to possibly be added to help local businesses during COVID-19 pandemic
By Kyra Leckrone | June 8, 2020Parklets can provide additional seating space for businesses in the Uptown area to help enforce the social distancing rule.
Fourth Sigma Pi fraternity member pleads guilty to charges related to Wiant death
By Jillian Craig | June 8, 2020Saxon Angell-Perez joined three other Sigma Pi fraternity members who have pleaded guilty to charges related to the death of Collin Wiant.
Every song by The 1975, ranked
By Bre Offenberger | June 6, 2020This was even harder than it looks.
Letter to the Editor: OU alumni for ELIP
By Rickey Larkin Jr. | June 5, 2020ELIP provides an essential service and cannot be replaced.
World Environment Day focuses on biodiversity
By Taylor Burnette | June 5, 2020Ohio University professors and students are working toward environmental projects and awareness.
OU announces additional Fall Semester guidelines amid coronavirus concerns
By Abby Miller | June 5, 2020Dining halls will offer online ordering and carry-out in the fall.
Protestors gather in Columbus to demand justice for police brutality against black people
By Lily Roby | June 5, 2020The protestors gathered at the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday, June 2.
Weekender Briefs: What’s happening this week
By Riley Runnells | June 4, 2020More lists will come as events are rescheduled.
Editorial: As journalists, we stand with the Black Lives Matter movement
By The Post Editorial Board | June 4, 2020Black lives matter today, tomorrow and every day.
City of Athens to suffer from impact of OU’s layoffs
By Taylor Burnette | June 4, 2020The city is likely to not know the final impact of the layoffs until May 2021, once one-year notice renewals are up.
Classified employees, union supporters march against recent university layoffs
By Keri Johnson | June 3, 2020About 100 demonstrators marched down Court Street to protest the recent layoffs of 140 classified employees by Ohio University.
TV Review: “The Qualifiers 2” of ‘World of Dance’ dedicates Tuesday's episode to those in support of racial equality
By Emma Dollenmayer | June 3, 2020On Tuesday, eight acts will performed in hopes of earning a spot in “The Duels.”
