City Council: Parking passes and a new state law on the agenda for Monday's meeting
By Bennett Leckrone | Feb. 26, 2017Council members will discuss new state telecommunications regulations and parking passes at Monday night's meeting.
NEWS BLOGS
Ohio University storage will switch to OneDrive in 2018
By Taylor Johnston | Feb. 26, 2017Ohio University considered switching to Google Drive, but decided on OneDrive.
Posties makes predictions for the 2017 Oscars
By MATT RYAN , Marisa Fernandez , Georgia Davis , Jonny Palermo and Rebekah Barnes | Feb. 26, 2017Here are some 'Post' staffers' takes take on the 89th annual Academy Awards.
Ohio Democrats seeking a more progressive path want Nina Turner in the governor's office
By Nora Jaara | Feb. 25, 2017Many members expressed their dissatisfaction with the state of the Democratic Party.
Publishing Board selects next editor-in-chief of 'The Post'
By Aubree Dix | Feb. 24, 2017As The Post editor-in-chief heads toward graduation, a new student will prepare to become head of the publication.
Students hold rally, demand English professor be fired
By Abbey Marshall and Bailey Gallion | Feb. 24, 2017The rally took place in front of Ellis Hall, where the English department is housed, to demand English professor Andrew Escobedo be dismissed from the university after sexual assault charges.
It's a good weekend for live music in Athens; robbery reported on Morton Hill
By Bennett Leckrone | Feb. 24, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter.
Planning Committee holds public meeting to discuss future of Park Place
By Lauren Fisher | Feb. 23, 2017The collaboration between OU and the City of Athens is set to transform the area surrounding College Green and Baker University Center.
Descutner winds down after first week in office with Student Senate reception
By Lauren Fisher | Feb. 23, 2017The interim president spent his first week in office traveling, meeting with student groups and presiding over university events.
New Ohio law will allow drivers to run red lights in certain situations
By Kevin Pan | Feb. 23, 2017Ohio House Bill 154 will take affect on March 21.
Photoblog: The best so far, semester two
By Alex Driehaus | Feb. 23, 2017The best Post photos from this semester.
Ex Post Facto: Electronic transcript service coming to campus; new parade ordinance could expedite permit process
By Jonny Palermo | Feb. 23, 2017Here's what you might've missed this week.
Interim president to consider whether professor accused of sexual harassment should be dismissed
By Bailey Gallion | Feb. 23, 2017English Professor Andrew Escobedo was accused of sexual harassment by six female students.
Looking to 2018, group of Ohio voters push for former state Sen. Nina Turner as governor
By Nora Jaara | Feb. 23, 2017Nina for Ohio looks to rally support at events throughout Ohio.
Police issue crime alert after reported Morton Hill robbery
By Bailey Gallion | Feb. 23, 2017The crime alert is the second OUPD has issued this year about a reported robbery.
OUPD receives report of rape in Boyd Hall
By Lauren Fisher | Feb. 23, 2017OUPD is investigating the incident, which allegedly occurred at 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
OU cancels classes for Putnam and Seigfred halls because of a power outage
By Megan Henry | Feb. 23, 2017An update about the buildings will be posted by noon.
Wind Symphony to preview Carnegie Hall show; meet the people making moonshine in Ohio
By Jeremy Hill | Feb. 23, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter
Ohio University loses power across most of campus
By Kevin Pan | Feb. 23, 2017College Green and some residence halls lost power early Thursday morning.
Student Senate: Body debates funding for The Bobcat Readership Program
By Maygan Beeler | Feb. 22, 2017Ohio University Student Senate dedicated a portion of Wednesday's meeting to a conversation about possibly reallocating funding for The Bobcat Readership Program, which provides students with free access to paper copies of newspapers.
