Post Haste: Find out who at OU gets paid the most; 'The Post' goes weekly
By Rebekah Barnes | Aug. 25, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
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Bobcats by the Numbers: OU’s tuition costs rank high among Ohio MAC universities
By Megan Henry | Aug. 24, 2016The cost to attend OU for in-state freshman is $5,872 per semester, while the cost for an out-of-state freshman is $10,604 per semester.
Bernie Sanders supporters look to Clinton, and Stein to meet their political ideals
By William T. Perkins | Aug. 24, 2016With Bernie Sanders out of the running, many of his supporters in Athens are turning to Hillary Clinton, but some are seeking other alternatives.
Student Senate: First meeting marks history and welcomes new faces
By Madeleine Peck | Aug. 24, 2016Senate voted to approve four resolutions and heard a presentation from President Hannah Clouser and Chief of Staff Landen Lama about “Student Senate 101.”
OU study abroad programs will continue despite an increase in Zika cases
By Nora Jaara | Aug. 24, 2016Zika cases associated with travel to heavily affected areas account for most local cases.
President McDavis gave his last State of the University speech
By Bailey Gallion | Aug. 24, 2016McDavis said he was "confident that the state of the university is strong" in his address to staff and faculty at Margaret M. Walter Memorial Hall on Wednesday.
Athletic coaches and OU President McDavis top salary list for 2016-17
By Kaitlin Coward | Aug. 24, 2016Football coach Frank Solich and men's basketball coach Saul Phillips will make more than McDavis, who will receive $500,000 for the 2016-17 academic year.
'Trump' barraged with pies in his face
By Luke O'Roark | Aug. 24, 2016A political activist group allowed students to pie Donald Trump to raise awareness about clean energy.
OU Board of Trustees to discuss future of Park Place and building renovations
By Megan Henry | Aug. 24, 2016The board will meet Thursday at OU’s Dublin Campus.
Post Haste: Freshman class time lapse; traditional meal plans can buy meals for others now
By Jonny Palermo | Aug. 24, 2016A Twitter user has uploaded a time lapse of the class of 2020 group photo.
University starts second phase of OU presidential search
By Lauren Fisher | Aug. 24, 2016The university will pay executive search firm Witt/Kieffer approximately $150,000 for their services.
Officers will begin 'actively citing' Court Street jaywalkers
By Bailey Gallion | Aug. 24, 2016"By the way, jaywalking is illegal in the City of Athens," Athens Mayor Steve Patterson said.
Adorable rabbits are helping adults who have developmental disabilities
By Julia Fair | Aug. 23, 2016River Road Rabbit Rescue offers bunnies for adoption as well as community service options for students and adults with developmental disabilities.
Student Senate: First meeting to feature internal reaffirmations
By Madeleine Peck | Aug. 23, 2016The body will vote on four resolutions and hear a presentation.
Police Blotter: Law enforcement handles a disorderly Welcome Weekend
By Bailey Gallion | Aug. 23, 2016Of 29 incidents the Ohio University Police Department reported on its radio log during Opening Weekend, 11 involve alcohol and 10 involve drugs.
Changes to OU's meal plans allow students to swipe in more guests
By Madeleine Peck | Aug. 23, 2016Traditional 14 and Traditional 20 meal plan users can now swipe guests into the dining halls.
Photoblog: 'Post' photographer recounts taking pictures in Scotland
By Oliver Hamlin | Aug. 23, 2016The Post's Oliver Hamlin talks about his experience with working on his photography in Scotland this summer.
Uptown Eats: New food truck 'Hot Potato' brings Turkish tradition to College Green
By Rachel Greenwald | Aug. 23, 2016There's a new food truck on campus and it's dishing up gourmet baked potatoes.
Post Haste: OU College Republicans will likely endorse Donald Trump; Bobcat football gets a shout-out
By Jeremy Hill and Pete Nakos | Aug. 23, 2016OU College Republicans will likely endorse Donald Trump; Bobcat football gets a shout-out.
5 Things you can do now that Athens Public Transit is free for students
By Jeremy Hill | Aug. 23, 2016When the city of Athens made busing free for students, it opened a world of possibilities.
