Alt-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos will speak at Ohio University
By Luke Torrance | Oct. 17, 2016Alt-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos will visit Athens on Dec. 2.
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OU faculty mentor researchers in Saudi Arabia
By Madeleine Peck | Oct. 17, 2016Professors from OU have given guidance to researchers at Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University to help them get published.
OU Student Senate to meet with Athens City Council on Friday
By Taylor Snyder | Oct. 17, 2016The two groups will meet to discuss a variety of student issues, including single-bag use and legislation banning using phones while driving.
Senators and students weigh in on how to implement cultural awareness training at OU
By Anastasia Nicholas | Oct. 17, 2016Members from each of OU's senates are forming a task force to discuss what kind of program the CATS initiative could be.
Seinfeld stings fans with lack of ‘Bee Movie’ sequel
By Madeleine Peck and Alex Darus | Oct. 17, 2016Get buzzin’ with these 16 bee-themed tracks.
Thursday Night Cult Classics: Edward Scissorhands
By Richard Morris | Oct. 17, 2016The Post's Richard Morris delivers his take on Edward Scissorhands.
Donald Trump is done with SNL; It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month
By Jonny Palermo | Oct. 17, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
TV Review: ‘Once Upon a Time’ heats up in ‘Strange Case’
By Georgia Davis | Oct. 17, 2016Two people die and a solution is provided in the latest episode of Once Upon a Time
Narcan helps to decrease overdose rates in Athens County
By Julia Fair | Oct. 16, 2016Athens County has seen a decrease in opioid-related overdoses, while the state has seen an increase.
Taking a gap year before starting college is not uncommon
By Lilli Sher | Oct. 16, 2016The American Gap Association has seen enrollment in gap-year programs increased 27 percent between 2012 and 2013.
OU has more bars near campus than any other Ohio MAC school
By Megan Henry | Oct. 16, 2016Out of the six Mid-American Conference schools in Ohio, Ohio University has the most bars in a two-mile radius.
Pet Instagram Review: Boris and Oliver, two chameleons that live together
By Sean Wolfe | Oct. 16, 2016Chameleons are generally shy lizards. However, these two live under the same roof and seem to get along.
City Council: Council to vote on police contract before Halloween Block Party
By Brook Endale | Oct. 16, 2016At Monday night’s meeting, council will make the decision on whether or not to make changes to the nearly 30-year-old contract between the Athens Police Department and Ohio University.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month holds different meaning for survivors
By Madeleine Peck | Oct. 16, 2016October means pink football jerseys and ribbons to some but more for others.
F--k Rape Culture writes ‘Donald Trump is a rapist’ across campus
By Abbey Marshall | Oct. 14, 2016The group wrote “Donald Trump is a rapist” in chalk near Morton Hill, Schoonover Center, the Alumni Gateway, Scripps Hall, Gordy Hall and Baker Center.
It's National Dessert Day; RAs won't learn to administer Naloxone
By Richard Morris | Oct. 14, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
OU's five senates to form task force to address discrimination
By Anastasia Nicholas | Oct. 13, 2016Leaders from all five senate groups sent a letter to OU President Roderick McDavis on Wednesday.
Tuesday Nights at The Athena: 'The Beatles: Eight Days a Week'
By Richard Morris | Oct. 13, 2016The Post's Richard Morris give his take on The Beatles: Eight Days a Week
Retired cops stay on reserve force to educate the next generation
By Bailey Gallion | Oct. 13, 2016Though some officers retire from working full time at 46, law enforcement is a hard job to just quit.
College Credit Plus can be an adjustment for high school students
By Taylor Snyder | Oct. 13, 2016For many high school students taking college courses, the transition from high school academics to collegiate rigor can be a bumpy yet rewarding ride.
