Hearing date set for professor accused of sexual harassment
By Bailey Gallion | June 1, 2017A Faculty Senate committee will decide whether Escobedo should be fired on Sept. 1 and 2.
NEWS BLOGS
What’s coming to and leaving Netflix: June 2017
By Emily Doll | June 1, 2017Popular shows such as Orange is the New Black and big name films like Moana are coming to Netflix in June.
Has Aria really joined the dark side on ‘Pretty Little Liars’?
By Georgia Davis | May 30, 2017A.D. gives Aria another task to complete involving the Emison baby’s new room.
5 activities to do in Cleveland during the NBA Finals
By Cameron Fields | May 30, 2017Cleveland will be full of potential activities during the NBA Finals.
TV Recap: Good riddance — DeMario is sent home on 'The Bachelorette' for having a girlfriend
By Georgia Davis | May 30, 2017When it was said that one of the men has a girlfriend, Rachel promptly sent him home.
Chipotle in Athens affected by nationwide security breach
By Maddie Capron | May 29, 2017The Mexican chain restaurant fell victim to a security breach designed to access debit and credit card information.
Fun News Friday: You've probably been playing Uno wrong; get money to cuddle with cats
By Maddie Capron | May 26, 2017Check out the coolest news that happened around the world this week.
Pam Benoit leaving OU for position at the University of Alabama at Birmingham
By Megan Henry | May 25, 2017Benoit will start her new position July 1, and the university will undergo a national search for a new executive vice president and provost.
What to bring to campus and what to leave at home
By Anastasia Nicholas | May 24, 2017Leave the Ohio State University apparel and mop at home, but be sure to bring shower shoes and your bike.
Incoming students can choose their OU ID photo
By Ellen Wagner | May 24, 2017Incoming students can submit a photo before their orientation date to be put on their student ID.
A guide to navigating college relationships
By Georgia Davis | May 24, 2017Relationships in college can be different from high school.
The best eats in Athens
By Jess Umbarger | May 24, 2017Athens has several one-of-a-kind foods that are each special
The Post’s culture staff picks its favorite spots in Athens
By Culture Staff | May 24, 2017If you’re looking for a place to eat or study, the culture staff at The Post can help.
CPS offers mental health services for individuals, groups
By Lauren Fisher | May 24, 2017Services include drop-in counseling, psychiatric care and individual sessions.
Best places to stargaze in Athens
By Jackie Osborne | May 24, 2017Radar Hill and West State Street Cemetery are some of the best places to stargaze in Athens.
Here are some tips for academic success in college
By Bennett Leckrone | May 24, 2017Managing time well, visiting a professor during office hours and finding a good study space can help students with their schoolwork.
Fall Semester will be the first at OU for new president
By Lauren Fisher | May 24, 2017Former Texas Tech University President Duane Nellis took office in June.
Student Senate: Executives want students to know they are approachable
By Emily Leber | May 24, 2017The Student Senate executives want students to be able to approach them with issues they see around campus.
Athens traditions college students won’t find elsewhere
By Bailey Gallion | May 24, 2017The Ridges, Athens food and the cat at the Athens Board of Elections window are just some of quintessential Athens traditions.
Understanding how each meal plan works
By Ellen Wagner | May 24, 2017Students can choose to have a meal plan with anywhere from 10 to 20 swipes a week.
