OU's FAFSA is due two months earlier this year
By Bennett Leckrone | Oct. 3, 2016The FAFSA opened Oct. 1, and students have until Jan. 15 to complete the form.
NEWS BLOGS
Graduate Student Senate to vote to officially adopt General Fee report
By Maddie Capron | Oct. 3, 2016At its Tuesday meeting, the body will vote to adopt a report about how graduate students use and value programs funded by the General Fee.
Pet Instagram Review: Welby the wallaby has impeccable fashion sense for marsupial
By Sean Wolfe | Oct. 2, 2016In this week’s Pet Instagram Review, we’ll dive into the life of what looks like a very small kangaroo.
TV Review: Regina faces her other half in “A Bitter Draught”
By Georgia Davis | Oct. 2, 2016In Sunday’s episode of Once Upon a Time, the Evil Queen makes herself known to the rest of Storybrooke.
Athens is one of the smaller college towns in Ohio
By Megan Henry | Oct. 2, 2016Of the six cities in Ohio where there are Mid-American Conference universities, Athens is the second smallest, according to 2010 census data.
City Council: Sewage facility construction, bridge inspections slated for Monday meeting
By Brook Endale | Oct. 2, 2016Council is looking to spend more money on the city's sewage facilities.
Former President Bill Clinton to visit College Green on Tuesday
By Kaitlin Coward | Oct. 1, 2016The event will open at 10 a.m. and is open to students and community members, according to the Ohio University College Democrats' Facebook page.
Reports of sex-related crimes and dating violence at OU increased in 2015
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 30, 2016The report showed an increase in sex-related crimes and dating violence on or near OU’s Athens campus, but an overall decline in other crimes.
Rivalry weekend; Bill Clinton is coming to town
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 30, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
Clarence Mingo, a 'rising star' of the state GOP, speaks in Athens
By Luke Torrance | Sep. 29, 2016The fundraising dinner held Thursday night by the Athens County Republican Party was to support the campaigns of Representative Steve Stivers, Senator Rob Portman and state representative candidate Jay Edwards.
Ex Post Facto: Bill Clinton in Athens; new beer joint
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 29, 2016Here's some news you may have missed from week six.
OU Sports Administration Chair returns from Rio after serving role on Canada’s Paralympic team
By Hope Roberts | Sep. 29, 2016Norm O’Reilly talks about his experience as the assistant chef of the Canadian Paralympic team at the Rio 2016 Summer Paralympics.
Crimes of the Month: Police receive report of theft of $5,200 in textbooks
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 29, 2016Athens County Crime Solvers Anonymous is seeking information about a series of car thefts, break-ins and circulation of counterfeit money.
Catch these movies in theaters in October
By Georgia Davis | Sep. 29, 2016Theaters look to be light on spooky movies this October.
Tuesday Nights at the Athena: 'The Innocents'
By Richard Morris | Sep. 29, 2016The Post's Richard Morris give his take on The Innocents.
Former President Bill Clinton is coming to Athens County to campaign for Hillary Clinton
By Kaitlin Coward | Sep. 29, 2016Clinton will stop in Athens County on Tuesday morning.
'Wall Street Journal' ranking puts Ohio low on list; laundry on campus will be less of a hassle
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 29, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
Student Senate: OU President McDavis proposes cultural awareness training
By Anastasia Nicholas | Sep. 28, 2016Student Senate also voted against a proposal to reduce SAC votes from 10 to two.
New business opens on Union Street, APD officers involved in shooting over the weekend
By Jonny Palermo | Sep. 28, 2016Other notable news from the week include local car thefts and a debate between candidates for the Ohio House of Representative.
Mac Miller further blurs the line of his artistry on 'The Divine Feminine'
By Jimmy Watkins | Sep. 28, 2016The Post's Jimmy Watkins delivers a guide to Mac Miller's new album, The Divine Feminine.
