Trial set for men shot at by police after high speed chase
By Luke Torrance | Oct. 5, 2016Two men, one of whom was shot by an officer, will stand trial after allegedly nearly running into a police officer.
NEWS BLOGS
Clown craze sweeps college campuses; Jeff Hill to become two-way street
By Jonny Palermo | Oct. 5, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
Graduate Student Senate discusses cultural competency programs
By Hope Roberts | Oct. 4, 2016The body discussed the topic in light of images recently painted on OU’s campus graffiti wall, including a depiction of a figure being hanged.
Jeff Hill on East Union Street will open to two-way traffic
By Megan Henry | Oct. 4, 2016Jeff Hill, on East Union Street, will become a two-way street after the completion of the Jefferson Hall renovation project.
Police Blotter: Man arrested for repeatedly kicking trash can, alcohol charges down for the semester
By Lauren Fisher | Oct. 4, 2016Though the week yielded eight marijuana-related charges, alcohol offenses hit a semester low at only two reported cases.
Double Take: Passionate parade float building seemingly a "lost art"
By Maygan Beeler | Oct. 4, 2016Elaborate parade floats were once designed and crafted by students well in advance of homecoming celebrations, but many organizations now choose to walk behind banners.
Uptown Eats: Easy DIY spaghetti squash
By Rachel Greenwald | Oct. 4, 2016Chow down on this simple guide to spaghetti squash.
First Campus Conversation of year focuses on hate speech, graffiti wall
By Abbey Marshall | Oct. 4, 2016The graffiti wall became a hot topic at this year's first Campus Conversation.
The Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program's grant cycle ends as plans for the future begin
By Julia Fair | Oct. 4, 2016The Survivor Advocacy Program will be a program of My Sister's Place while it works to become a private non-profit over the next year.
Student Senate: Senate will discuss campus accessibility at Wednesday's meeting
By Anastasia Nicholas | Oct. 4, 2016Wednesday’s Ohio University Student Senate meeting is expected to be discussion-heavy as they will vote on three resolutions and hear two presentations.
Photoblog: 'Post' photographer talks lens specs and mindset
By Hannah Schroeder | Oct. 4, 2016The Post's Hannah Schroeder talks photos she's taken this year.
Bill Clinton rallies students in Athens
By Luke Torrance and Nora Jaara | Oct. 4, 2016Former President Bill Clinton stopped in Athens Tuesday to speak on behalf of his wife and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
Bill Clinton in Athens today; Athens County looking at body cams for deputies
By Jeremy Hill | Oct. 4, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
City Council: New smoke shop applies for liquor license
By Bennett Leckrone | Oct. 4, 2016Chris Knisley announced that the silver serpent is trying to obtain a C-1 liquor license at city council on Monday night.
HBO’s ‘Westworld’ debuts with a strong pilot and intriguing premise
By Alex Meyer | Oct. 3, 2016The show takes place in a simulated Western theme park populated by robots called “hosts” and visited by wealthy guests.
OU researchers use CT scanning to help discover new reptile species related to dinosaurs
By Kevin Pan | Oct. 3, 2016Anatomy professor Lawrence Witmer and research associate Ryan Ridgely from OU’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine were asked to use their expertise in analyzing CT scans to help find more information about the fossil.
Thursday Night Cult Classics: 'Pulp Fiction'
By Richard Morris | Oct. 3, 2016The Post's Richard Morris talks Pulp Fiction, which will show at the Athena Cinema Thursday.
Athens County Sheriff's Office prepares to implement body cameras
By Luke Torrance | Oct. 3, 2016The Athens County Sheriff's Office plans to wear body cameras at the start of 2017, making them the first law enforcement agency in the county to do so.
University operations will continue as normal during Former President Bill Clinton's speech Tuesday
By Kaitlin Coward | Oct. 3, 2016Clinton will speak at 11:15 a.m. at the west side of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday.
OUPD investigating third rape report of the year
By Lauren Fisher | Oct. 3, 2016The Ohio University Police Department received its third reported case of rape Sunday.
