Council: City looks to take out bond to pay for new pool
By Bennett Leckrone | Sep. 19, 2016The city is planning to move forward with constructing the new city pool, but it must obtain a good bond rating to pay for it.
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Thursday Night Cult Classics: Pink Flamingos
By Richard Morris | Sep. 19, 2016The Post's Richard Morris takes a stab at Pink Flamingos, the first in a series of cult classics being screened at The Athena Cinema this fall.
Masked man vandalizes signs at on-campus anti-abortion demonstration
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 19, 2016A masked man struck four anti-abortion signs with a nightstick Friday.
Voinovich School receives grant to continue University Center program
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 19, 2016The $150,000 grant from the Economic Development Agency will be split between Ohio University and Bowling Green State University.
Ohio University Student Senate appoints first judicial panel in 20 years
By Anastasia Nicholas | Sep. 19, 2016The Judicial Panel will be responsible for judging the actions of Student Senate, ensuring that the rules and procedures are followed efficiently.
'Justice 4 Tyre King' painted across campus
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 19, 2016The Ohio University Police Department is investigating the incident.
Post Haste: Football exceeds expectations; Pawpaw harvest less bountiful than years past
By Jonny Palermo | Sep. 19, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
Bobcats by the Numbers: Ohio University's undergraduate enrollment ranks third highest for fall 2015
By Megan Henry | Sep. 18, 2016Out of the six Mid-American Conference schools in Ohio, OU had the third highest enrollment for fall 2015 when looking at main campuses.
Clinton's free tuition plan might benefit public colleges but hurt taxpayers
By Lilli Sher | Sep. 18, 2016Hillary Clinton's campaign is calling for free tuition for families earning less than $125,000 a year, but not all are convinced the plan is best for American taxpayers.
Low enrollment classes continue to be monitored at Ohio University
By Megan Henry | Sep. 18, 2016Despite passing a resolution at January's Board of Trustees meeting about low-enrollment classes, Pittaya Paladroi’s intermediate Thai course continues to be taught at Ohio University.
Pet Instagram Review: Takechiyo the Japanese otter enjoys swimming, being pet
By Sean Wolfe | Sep. 18, 2016Although the posts on the account are entirely in Japanese, Takechiyo's Instagram page worth scrolling through.
Ohio University sees increase in out-of-state students
By Kaitlin Coward and Maggie Campbell | Sep. 18, 2016In fall 2015, about 4,243 students on the Athens campus, or nearly 20 percent, came from states other than Ohio.
Police department contract, pool funding on deck for this week's council meeting
By Brook Endale | Sep. 18, 2016Council will further review an ordinance that could change a nearly 30-year-old contract between the Athens Police Department and the Ohio University Police Department.
John Lithgow sings, stumps for Hillary in Athens
Sep. 17, 2016Lithgow spoke about Hillary Clinton before a small crowd that had crammed into the local Democratic Party headquarters on East State Street.
Former 'West Wing' actor Richard Schiff at OU: Trump is "truly, truly dangerous"
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 16, 2016Richard Schiff was in town encouraging Hillary Clinton supporters to register to vote.
Post Haste: Pawpaw Festival this weekend; 'West Wing' actor in Athens today
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 16, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
Ex Post Facto: Ailes controversy sees some resolution; Mayor accused of abusing power following pool decision
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 15, 2016Here are some of the major news narratives you might've missed this week.
Paying OU tuition with a credit card is convenient but costly
By Bennett Leckrone | Sep. 15, 2016Using a credit card to pay tuition and fees adds a 2.9 percent convenience fee to a student's total cost.
Roger Ailes' plaque requested by art collective
By Megan Henry | Sep. 15, 2016CultJam Productions, a postmodern film and art collective, requested Roger Ailes’ plaque Tuesday for an art gallery that would open in Bellaire, Ohio, in November.
NextGen Climate bringing environmental issues to political forefront
By Abbey Marshall | Sep. 15, 2016NextGen Climate is a national organization that has taken action on more than 60 college campuses, including Ohio University.
