SAB organizes diversity speaker series and panel

OU’s Student Alumni Board has worked to organize a series of diversity talks for students throughout February.

Student Senate: President Dayna Shoulders gives State of the Senate speech

Student Senate met Wednesday to hear from Student Trustee Mia Citino, and Senate President Dayna Shoulders then gave her State of the Senate speech.

Police Blotter: Barking dog reported in Glouster; car abandoned for two months

The Athens County Sheriff’s Office received a report that a vehicle was abandoned for two months.

APD, OUPD face department vacancies, hiring officers

APD is currently looking to fill three vacant spots in its department. OUPD told The Post it does not advertise the number of vacant positions within the department. 

OU no longer offers Russian-related courses

This semester marks the first time at Ohio University in 75 years that no Russian-related courses will be taught.

Athens Fire operates under pressure

Explosive gender reveal party, trail camera stolen

Juveniles advised to not be in the cemetery after dark.

Burglary occurs at Chi Omega house

Between 1:30 and 2:09 a.m. Monday, the suspect allegedly used force to enter the sorority house.

City Council meets to discuss new fire station

Athens City Council met on Monday to discuss an ordinance that would authorize the Service-Safety Director Andrew Stone to enter into a contract for the construction of the new fire headquarters.

Student Senate: Semester in Review

Student Senate members discuss this semester’s successes and next semester’s goals.

OU awarded $50,000 to promote advanced air mobility

OU will work in collaboration with FlyOhio, an initiative under the Ohio department of transportation’s DriveOhio, to look into AAM opportunities in the region. 

West Elementary School school to be demolished, replaced with soccer fields

“It's sad I won’t be able to come back and feel nostalgic about (West Elementary School’s) building,” Great Hibbard, a sophomore studying math and physics, wrote in an email. 

Keystone’s Mac Shack opens Athens location

At 14 S. Court St., the Athens location is open until 4 a.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 

Here’s what your major says about you

Don’t worry, business majors aren’t the only ones to get slandered.