SAINt JHN, MadeinTYO added to Number Fest lineup
By Georgia Davis | Mar. 8, 2018They will join Marshmello, Lil Uzi Vert and others at 16Fest in April.
MULTIMEDIA
McDonald’s flips its golden arches upside down for International Women’s Day
By Georgia Davis | Mar. 8, 2018It happened at 100 locations.
Athens Uncorked has paired wines with Girl Scout Cookies; check out the women's issue of 'The Post'
By Alex McCann | Mar. 8, 2018Your daily Athens newsletter.
Student learns from traumatic events to bring peace
By Jessica Hill | Mar. 8, 2018Elizarni, an Indonesian student who has experienced war and natural disasters, has fought for harmony and plans to build a nonprofit learning center that teaches peace.
Quiera Lampkins: Hooping in Switzerland
By Cameron Fields | Mar. 8, 2018Quiera Lampkins is playing professional basketball in Switzerland.
Feminist goals center on intersectionality, sexual violence and reproductive justice
By Meghan Morris | Mar. 8, 2018The feminist movement strives for more inclusion of diverse people along with education and change regarding injustices related to gender, race and class.
IUD usage increases after election of Trump
By Madeleine Peck | Mar. 8, 2018The form of birth control can prevent pregnancy for up to 12 years.
Women in university administration fight to be taken seriously
By Lauren Fisher | Mar. 8, 2018From Cutler Hall to the Dean of Students Office, female administrators fight to be taken seriously.
Body image is positively evolving through strength training
By Baylee DeMuth | Mar. 8, 2018It’s becoming more common to see women in the weight room working to better themselves.
What guidelines women at OU had to follow in the ‘60s
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 8, 2018In the 1960s, the most important thing about being a college woman was being a lady, according to the 1964-65 “You, the Coed” handbook.
Women in the music have hope for future in male-dominated industry
By Georgia Davis | Mar. 8, 2018If more women won awards and were treated as equals, the music industry would be more inclusive.
Katie Barker's 3-pointer form is nearly perfect, and that's made the difference for Ohio
By Spencer Holbrook | Mar. 8, 2018Barker has coaches, teammates and men’s players talking.
Patton's female dean discusses journey through higher education
By Ashton Nichols | Mar. 8, 2018Middleton has been dean of Patton College of Education since 2006.
Sara Legarsky is OU's only female sports information director, but breaking barriers doesn't faze her
By Matt Parker | Mar. 8, 2018In a male-dominated profession, Sara Legarsky is pioneering the way for women.
Women entrepreneurs break barriers of all kinds through innovation and assurance
By Alexis Eichelberger | Mar. 8, 2018Women business owners in Athens inspire others and provoke change through their work.
BedPost: The vast world of Tumblr porn
By Meghan Morris | Mar. 8, 2018It's time to change the stigma around female masturbation.
The Women's Issue
By The Post Staff | Mar. 8, 2018It's Women's History Month. We compiled a collection of articles to celebrate women in Athens and Ohio University.
From the Editor’s Desk: Why ‘The Post’ created an edition dedicated to women
By Liz Backo | Mar. 8, 2018It's a great time to address these issues.
Student Senate: Members pass 'bill of rights' resolution
By Flannery Jewell | Mar. 7, 2018Housing and Residence Life Executive Director Pete Trentacoste gave a presentation outlining future plans for residence halls.
Police Blotter: Public urination at Mill Fest; suspicious man is actually a trucker
By Ashton Nichols | Mar. 7, 2018Common fest charges included underage drinking and public urination.
