Student Senate to hear from student trustees, Office of Global Opportunities
By Anastasia Nicholas | Sep. 6, 2016Brooke Mauro and Patrick Roden will talk about notes from the Board of Trustees' August meeting.
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Sarah Grace receives campaign endorsement from U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown
By Lauren Fisher | Sep. 6, 2016The announcement comes after multiple endorsements from Athens County Democrats on Aug. 31.
Ohio University Police Department investigating first two rape cases of the academic year
By Lauren Fisher | Sep. 6, 2016The incidents, which occurred within 24 hours of one another, both allege unwanted sexual contact by known acquaintances.
Photoblog: 'Post' photographer reflects on summer in the 'Steel City'
By Patrick Connolly | Sep. 6, 2016The Post's multimedia editor spent the summer shooting photograph's in the Pittsburgh area.
College students across the state work to get their peers to the polls
By Maddie Capron | Sep. 6, 2016Students in Athens and other college towns of similar size are working to register students to counter the history of low voter turnout.
Police Blotter: Intoxicated 61 year-old tumbles down embankment, Ping Center sees string of thefts
By Lauren Fisher | Sep. 6, 2016The department responded to 21 reports last week, including four thefts at the Ping Recreation Center.
Uptown Eats: Giving grilled pizza a try
By Rachel Greenwald | Sep. 6, 2016The Post's food blogger gives grilled pizza a go.
Post Haste: Harambe making mark on OU; there's a new shop on Court Street
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 6, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
Man accused of kidnapping sentenced to four years for child endangerment
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 5, 2016Jonte Jack pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine and heroin, child endangerment and two counts of intimidating a witness Thursday.
Safe spaces, trigger warnings are controversial topics at Ohio University
By Madeleine Peck | Sep. 5, 2016University of Chicago sent a letter to incoming freshman saying they do not support “safe spaces” and “trigger warnings.”
Graduate Student Senate to propose renaming of Roger E. Ailes Newsroom
By Maddie Capron | Sep. 5, 2016After a busy summer, Graduate Student Senate will propose seven resolutions Tuesday at its first meeting of the academic year.
OU students worry about rising costs of EpiPens, and the lack of generic options
By Marilyn Icsman | Sep. 5, 2016The cost of a two-pack of EpiPens has increased from about $100 in 2007 to about $600 this year.
Snakes in a shop: Silver Serpent Exotic Gifts peddles trinkets, tobacco
By Bailey Gallion | Sep. 5, 2016Built and staffed by friends and volunteers, Silver Serpent Exotic Gifts sells tobacco products and collectibles, but not the pet snakes.
Council Preview: Halloween faces early closing time, money set aside for pool
By Brook Endale | Sep. 5, 2016Council is continuing their discussions on Halloween preparations for the block party that will occur on Oct. 29. At the last council meeting, it was suggested that the block party end an hour earlier.
Pet Instagram of the Week: Pumpernickel the minipig defies pig stereotypes
By Sean Wolfe | Sep. 5, 2016Pumpernickel is a miniature pig who sometimes wears clothes and always appears to have a smile on his face.
Upgrade Athens County offers interest free loans for energy efficient vehicles
By Julia Fair | Sep. 5, 2016So far, seven individuals have received an interest free automobile loan from the Ohio University Credit Union in partnership with Upgrade Athens County.
Labor Day: Five things you might not know about the holiday
By Jessica Hill | Sep. 4, 2016How much do you know about Labor Day?
OU President Roderick McDavis earns highest salary of Ohio MAC schools
By Megan Henry | Sep. 4, 2016McDavis’ current salary is $500,000, and his salary has nearly doubled during his 12 years as president.
Post Haste: Bobcats to take on the Bobcats; old activists return to campus
By Jeremy Hill | Sep. 2, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
Cady, Foster, Brough will be used for green space
By Megan Henry | Sep. 1, 2016The three residence halls were demolished over the summer, and the location will be used as a green area on South Green this academic year.
