LGBT center staff, former director deal with 'devastating' removal
“Right now there is a lot of fear and what I don't see is the fear being addressed,” delfin ...
City Council to discuss compost program and ordinances for fundraiser
The compost pilot program could be extended into June.
LGBT center staff, former director deal with 'devastating' removal
“Right now there is a lot of fear and what I don't see is the fear being addressed,” delfin bautista said. “It just seems like the fear is festering.”
City Council to discuss compost program and ordinances for fundraiser
The compost pilot program could be extended into June.
Lancaster woman arrested in ongoing drug investigation
The arrest is a part of an ongoing investigation of transportation of illegal drugs into Athens and Ohio.
Fun News Friday: Farmers are using a version of Tinder for livestock; man catches 20-pound goldfish
Regardless of how your Valentine’s Day went, enjoy some fun news to round out the week.
Lawsuit filed in death of Ohio University fraternity pledge
The parents of freshman Collin Wiant allege that hazing lead to the death of their son.
A brief look into the complicated relationship 'The Post' has had with Valentine’s Day over the years
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Though many past ‘Post’ writers have expressed their disdain, there’s still some sappy stories to recall.
Student Senate: OU vice president for Finance and Administration discusses university budget
Ohio University is using spending reserves to cover costs as well as raising incoming student tuition.
Police Blotter: Neighbors dispute over drainage ditch; drunken man pretends to be police
The neighbors agreed to move the drainage ditch, and the police determined the calls were a scam.
Athens officials prepare for future federal government shutdowns
Council President Chris Knisely said Athens will do everything it can to aid its residents and federal workers in preparation for the next shutdown.
Nelsonville Republican Jay Edwards elected majority whip of the Ohio Statehouse
Edwards won the election with a unanimous 98-0 vote on Feb. 6.
OU president denies former LGBT Center director’s grievance
delfin bautista submitted their grievances to OU President Duane Nellis after they were denied an appeal by Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion Gigi Secuban on Jan. 25.
Energy use at Ohio University has increased in past five years
While the university has plans in place to decrease the use of the different utilities on campus, other outside factors may affect its energy consumption.
OU to fund new HCOM building with $54M internal loan; university now nearly $443M in debt
Ohio University will be paying off the internal loan until March 2049.
New heartbeat bill introduced in Ohio House and Senate
The bill would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can be as early as six weeks into the pregnancy — before many women know they’re pregnant.
High-profile alumni scandals are helping change OU’s culture, years after initial reports
Allegations of sexual assault and misconduct faced by OU alumni Matt Lauer and Roger Ailes are continuing to spark important conversations surrounding sexual violence and harassment survivors.
Student Senate: Body looks to pass two resolutions regarding Emeriti Status for members
The resolutions would allow Judicial Panel and non-voting members to be eligible for Emeriti Status.
City Council: Composting project proves successful, Richland bridge project to begin in summer
With the amount of compost collected, the company prevented approximately 23 tons of product from going to the landfill.
Court Street Diner to become Hangover Easy
Court Street Diner will soon become Hangover Easy and will also have a liquor license.
