Slideshow: 85 of the best photos from this academic year
By The Post Staff | Apr. 20, 2017So many moments happened this year, and The Post's photo staff was there to catch them all. Here are the best photos of the year.
NEWS BLOGS
University and English professor move to dismiss federal civil rights complaint
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 20, 2017English Professor Andrew Escobedo is facing dismissal after the Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance received six sexual harassment complaints against him.
Finals week is upon us; OU to tear down three dorms
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 20, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter.
Full-time EMS workers burdened by lack of part-time workers
By Bennett Leckrone | Apr. 20, 2017Athens County Emergency Medical Service workers sometimes work up to 36 hours a week due to a lack of part-time workers.
Student Senate: Former presidents fill variety of positions after leaving the body
By Emily Leber | Apr. 20, 2017Past Ohio University Student Senate presidents said serving in an authoritative position helped to put them in their current jobs and positions.
Graduating from Ohio University comes with additional fees
By Taylor Johnston | Apr. 20, 2017Students may have out of pocket fees when it comes to paying for graduation.
Ohio University Master Plan to bring changes to campus during summer
By Aubree Dix | Apr. 20, 2017Ohio University to demolish three residence halls, among other plans for the summer.
OU alumnus steps down as minority leader, focuses on governor campaign
By Abbey Marshall | Apr. 20, 2017Schiavoni, a 2001 Ohio University graduate, resigned as minority leader to focus on his campaign efforts.
Athens police officers to join county SWAT team
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 20, 2017The Athens County Sheriff's Special Response Team trains to handle high-risk situations including hostage situations and drug trafficking search warrants.
Fallen power line causes 1,000 outages in Athens
By William T. Perkins | Apr. 20, 2017The power was projected to return around 4 p.m.
OU alum running for governor; 4/20 hits Athens
By Bennett Leckrone | Apr. 20, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter
Police Blotter: Mustard vandal strikes local car; man shot at 'several times'
By Lauren Fisher | Apr. 19, 2017Deputies were called to a number of food-related reports, including a case of vandalism involving mustard and a case of theft of frozen foods.
The Waiting Game: As need soars, students face understaffing and long wait times for psychological services
By Lauren Fisher | Apr. 19, 2017Students sometimes wait two weeks or more for appointments at Counseling and Psychological Services, a trend similar to those nationwide.
Athena Cinema to screen documentary about abortion legislation
By Jackie Osborne | Apr. 19, 2017Three Athens organizations will come together Thursday night to screen 'Trapped,' a documentary about legislation against abortion.
OU alumnus running for governor
By Abbey Marshall | Apr. 19, 2017Joe Schiavoni, a 2001 Ohio University graduate, is the minority leader of the Democratic Party in the state senate.
OUPD fields Spring Semester’s eighth report of rape
By Lauren Fisher | Apr. 19, 2017The incident allegedly occurred in James Hall and is the first reported rape in nearly a month.
Brenen's is serving up 'The Basham'; West Side Wingery to move
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 19, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter
Graduate Student Senate: Body inducted new members at last meeting of year
By Maddie Capron | Apr. 18, 2017Graduate Student Senate passed four resolutions at its last meeting of the year.
West Side Wingery is moving to Fluff Bakery
By Emily Leber | Apr. 18, 2017Fluff Bakery will be opening for dinner, serving items from the wingery in the fall.
Dean of Honors Tutorial College leaving at end of year
By Margaret Mary Hicks | Apr. 18, 2017As HTC Dean Jeremy Webster prepares to fill the dean position at Ohio University Zanesville in June, Cary Frith will serve as interim dean for the 2017-18 academic year.
