How some of Athens' businesses have survived over the years
By Ashton Nichols | Mar. 21, 2018Cornwell Jewelers has been in Athens since 1832.
NEWS BLOGS
Police Blotter: Drunken man runs into trash can; thief steals four tires
By Ashton Nichols | Mar. 21, 2018The man was arrested for disorderly conduct and released to a sober driver.
Construction, regional campuses and a career fee: Here’s what to watch for at the March Board of Trustees meetings
By Lauren Fisher | Mar. 21, 2018The trustees will meet in Walter Hall on March 22 and 23.
Athens mother charged in death of infant
By Bailey Gallion | Mar. 21, 2018The Athens County prosecutor said Christina Hazlett’s three-month-old child died in her care after being shaken by Jerry Andresen.
Here are the four finalists for executive vice president and provost
By Sarah M. Penix | Mar. 21, 2018Candidates for the position will come to Athens during the last week of March and the first week of April.
A Chinese space lab is set to fall from the sky and could land anywhere on Earth; OU baseball bonds over 'Fortnite'
By Chuck Greenlee | Mar. 21, 2018Your daily Athens newsletter.
University administration hosts budget forum for graduate students
By Julia Evertsy | Mar. 20, 2018Representatives from the administration discussed graduate student stipends and the general fee during a Tuesday night forum.
Student Senate: Vice President for Finance and Administration to give presentation
By Flannery Jewell | Mar. 20, 2018Senate will vote on resolutions updating the duties of two commissions.
Students have mixed feelings about professors using their own books in class
By Zoe Stitzer | Mar. 20, 2018Ohio University's policy allows professors to use their own books, as long as they don’t sell the books directly.
Why NBC’s new drama ‘Rise’ is basically just a boring version of ‘High School Musical’
By Haylee Followell | Mar. 20, 2018The pilot episode was not a promising start for NBC's latest drama.
5 songs to spring you into the new season
By Molly Schramm | Mar. 20, 2018From oldies classics to Latin-influenced bops, here are five songs to prepare you for springtime.
Ohio might soon have an official state dog; Athens has its own poet laureate
By Jonny Palermo | Mar. 20, 2018Your daily Athens newsletter.
New poet laureate wants Athens to be known for its poetry
By Julia Evertsy | Mar. 19, 2018Kari Gunter-Seymour will meet with the public at an inaugural poetry reading April 26 at ARTS/West from 7-9 p.m.
City Council: Resolution opposes trapping and killing of bobcats
By Shelby Campbell | Mar. 19, 2018A proposed rule allows for licensed bobcat trappers to trap and kill bobcats in Southeast Ohio.
What students want in the next Ohio University vice president for diversity and inclusion
By Ashton Nichols | Mar. 19, 2018Participants discussed gender-neutral pronouns, diversity workshops and more at a Monday forum.
Student Senate: Bridge ticket presents ideas unopposed at executive debate
By Madeleine Peck | Mar. 19, 2018Bridge is the only ticket that applied to be on this year's ballot.
Want to order food? Here's every place that delivers in Athens
By Maddie Capron | Mar. 19, 2018From pizza and wings to burritos and beer, here's every place 'The Post' could think of that will deliver food to you in Athens.
Film Review: 'The Strangers: Prey at Night’ is just another horror movie with an old-school vibe
By Erin Gardner | Mar. 19, 2018The campy sequel follows the plot of the original film.
TV Review: 'How To Get Away With Murder' season finale uncovers more secrets
By Hunter Graffice | Mar. 19, 2018The season finale revealed Bonnie's son might actually be alive.
Joseph Shields to serve as interim College of Arts and Sciences dean, replacing Robert Frank
By Lauren Fisher | Mar. 19, 2018Following a sabbatical, Frank will return to teach psychology at OU.
