Post Haste: $1 subs today at Jimmy John's; Lobsterfest is this weekend
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 20, 2016The deal is at mid-day today.
NEWS BLOGS
Students 'Bare it on the Bricks' to 'Keep Noah Rolling'
By Lauren Fisher | Apr. 20, 2016All of the money from Wednesday night’s event benefitted the local charity, which supports OU faculty member Noah Trembly. Clothes were donated to My Sister's Place.
Gabby Bacha tells senate goodbye
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 20, 2016Ohio University Student Senate passed resolutions, presented awards and swore new members into office Wednesday night.
Double Take: For last broadsheet issue, 'Post' reflects on change through the years
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 20, 2016The Post has undergone many transformations over the course of its century-long history, and will make another change as it transitions to a weekly tabloid and digital-first publication next year.
Some inmates at the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail are turned away due to lack of bed space
By Julia Fair | Apr. 20, 2016When inmates are sent to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail to self-commit for a misdemeanor charge, they might be turned away due to lack of bed space. Primarily, this happens to more females than males.
OU offers educational opportunity, degrees for students in prison
By Madeleine Peck | Apr. 20, 2016While in prison, many students throughout the country take OU courses through the university’s correctional education program.
Some students may prefer speaking with graduate students at Counseling and Psychological Services
By Taylor Maple | Apr. 20, 2016Graduate students hold several positions in the Counseling and Psychological Services' office, and some say speaking to a graduate student can be beneficial.
Post Haste: Ohio overtakes Miami in business school rankings; There was a tiny house in front of Baker
By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 19, 2016OU jumped 41 spots in this year's ranking.
Law enforcement issues more than 300 citations during 14Fest weekend
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 19, 2016Agents from the Ohio Investigative Unit issued 232 citations to 133 people, and officers from the Athens County Sheriff’s Office issued 72, according to news releases from the agencies.
Student Senate's last meeting to send off old leaders and induct new ones
Apr. 19, 2016Student Senate will vote on a resolution supporting The Buzz app through the Bobcat Readership Program.
Local public defenders represent students from Ohio University and other campuses
By Julia Fair | Apr. 19, 2016Local public defenders often represent students who are charged with alcohol related charges. Sometimes, out-of-town guests seek a public defender after getting charged while in Athens for Halloween.
Honors Tutorial College student displays self-made, wooden home at top of Baker Center
By Nora Jaara | Apr. 19, 2016The student, Chi Coppinger, has been living in the home she built herself for nearly nine months.
Graduating Bobcat reflects on her four years living in Perkins Hall
By Brook Endale | Apr. 19, 2016After living in the hall as a resident her first year, Allison Sharpe became an RA in Perkins Hall for her next three years at OU.
Police Blotter: OU student finds horse manure smeared inside her vehicle Saturday
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 18, 2016OUPD responded to 15 incidents related to alcohol, three of which involved people allegedly passed out.
Post Haste: OU graffiti wall controversy has gotten national attention; Flu-like symptoms are spreading around
By Jonny Palermo | Apr. 18, 2016Many news outlets have reported on the wall.
City council approves construction of new ADA chair lift in Athens City Building, $2 million bike path
By Alyse Peck | Apr. 18, 2016Athens City Council approved construction of an ADA chair lift in the Athens City Building in effort to make it more accessible for residents with disabilities and a new $2.3 million bike path.
Student Review and Consultation Committee works with law enforcement to respond to concerning student behavior
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 18, 2016The committee includes representatives from local law enforcement and university administrative bodies.
Majority of senate's $20,700 budget used to pay for events, trips
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 18, 2016Of the money the body received this academic year, notable expenditures include a comedy event at The Convo, Pride Week and Take Back the Night.
Students overcome with flu-like illnesses a week before final exams
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 18, 2016Within the past two weeks, OU’s Campus Care has seen an increase in students with the flu, including members of their own staff, according to its Twitter.
About 1,000 students transfer, drop out or graduate from OU between Fall and Spring semesters each year
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 18, 2016OU’s undergraduate enrollment for the Athens campus drops about 7 percent each year between Fall and Spring semesters, according to data from the Office of Institutional Research.
