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.
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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.
Council: Halloween might be closing early this year
By Brook Endale | Aug. 22, 2016Ohio University, City Council and the Athens Clean and Safe Halloween Committee are working to close down the Halloween Block Party earlier this year.
WOUB to participate in training sessions through the Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance
By Megan Henry | Aug. 22, 2016The training sessions were recommended to WOUB following an investigation by the Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance, but the dates have not yet been determined.
College Republicans will likely endorse Donald Trump
By Luke Torrance | Aug. 22, 2016Earlier this month, the Republican Club at Harvard University announced that they would not be supporting Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Fight at Broneys injures two
By Bailey Gallion | Aug. 22, 2016The Athens Police Department is investigating the Saturday incident, which is classified as an assault.
Post Haste: Welcome back to Athens; there was a banner issue during the weekend
By Jonny Palermo | Aug. 22, 2016Post Haste is back.
Pups, partygoers hit house parties for opening weekend
By Julia Fair | Aug. 21, 2016Dogs and derogatory signs were some of the sights students saw during Welcome Weekend.
McDavis calls for involvement, unity in his final Freshman Convocation
By Lauren Fisher | Aug. 21, 2016The president’s remarks were met with more than one standing ovation from members of the Class of 2020.
Pet Instagram Review: Alpaca who enjoys car rides, beach walks, grapes
By Sean Wolfe | Aug. 21, 2016Some alpacas spit to express their annoyance, either at humans or other alpacas. But this Alpaca is a surprisingly good model, too.
Overcrowding in OU’s residence halls shouldn't be an issue, university official says
Aug. 21, 2016Despite overcrowding in residences halls two years ago, 43 of OU’s residence halls are expected to be filled to near capacity.
City Council: Halloween plans on agenda for Monday night’s meeting
By William T. Perkins | Aug. 21, 2016Council members will discuss the Halloween Block Party and a bond the city took out to pay for the community pool.
