Graduate Student Senate votes to approve budget requests, funding for graduate student events
By Lauren Fisher | Feb. 1, 2016Graduate Student Senate chose to approve four requests for funding out of eight requests submitted.
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Athens City pool discussion continues, council members have done a lot of "soul searching"
By Alyse Peck | Feb. 1, 2016Athens City Council continued discussion on a city pool at Monday night's meeting, and discussed the possibility of a natatorium as opposed to replacing the existing outdoor pool.
Your Brain on Netflix: Binge-watching can have unhealthy consequences
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 1, 2016In some cases, watching too many shows on Netflix or other streaming sites can be a sign of psychological issues.
Ohio University students win first place in Disney competition
Feb. 1, 2016Bobcats Geoff Backstrom, Katie Eastman and Courtney Irby received first place last week in the Walt Disney Imagineering’s 25th Imaginations Design Competition.
Endowments are complicated but could be the answer to cheaper tuition
By Seth Archer | Feb. 1, 2016Ohio University's $553 million endowment could make tuition cheaper for students if a bill makes it through congress.
Fired code director John Paszke will cite no more
By EMILY BOHATCH | Feb. 1, 2016Athens City Code Director John Paszke was fired Monday morning after working as director since 2008.
Unwarranted parking tickets may be caused by ParkMobile glitch
By Julia Fair | Feb. 1, 2016After years of the university using ParkMobile, the city has implemented the app for Uptown parking. Some have received unwarranted tickets when using the app to pay.
Ohio auditor potentially taking closer look at public universities
By Nora Jaara | Feb. 1, 2016A bill with bipartisan support would allow the Ohio auditor to conduct performance audits of state universities and colleges.
Post Haste: Turn up for Congress Fest? Ohio University still looking for VP
By Jeremy Hill | Jan. 31, 2016It's slated for the day before High Fest.
OU considered relocating president's residence as early as July 2012, according to just-released public records
By Alex Meyer | Jan. 31, 2016The university made three new sets of records public Friday, also including more records from an already-provided set.
Athens Asks: Why is it called Central Classroom Building?
By EMILY BOHATCH | Jan. 31, 2016The Post answers the question “Why is it called Central Classroom Building?” and delves into how Ohio University names buildings.
Ohio University is paying search firm more than $70,000 in search for new Vice President for Student Affairs
Jan. 31, 2016The job for Vice President for Student Affairs was first posted Oct. 2.
Faculty senate will consider six resolutions and vote on three
By Kyra Cobb | Jan. 31, 2016After updates from Provost Pam Benoit and a presentation from the CEO of the Ohio University Foundation Bryan Benchoff, the senators will consider six different resolutions.
After spending $90,000 on emergency repairs for North Court Street, Athens City Council needs more money
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Jan. 31, 2016Athens City Council will discuss putting more money toward Court Street repairs.
'New York Times' endorses Ohio Gov. John Kasich, calling him the ‘only plausible choice for Republicans’
By Dina Berliner | Jan. 30, 2016The "Times" also endorsed Hillary Clinton as the Democratic Party nominee Saturday.
Post Haste: Casa Nueva named among Ohio's top restaurants; Try our Athens wine guide
By Jeremy Hill | Jan. 28, 2016The Uptown classic has made another "best of" list online.
Serial sexual assault 'predator' linked to three incidents, Athens police say
By Bailey Gallion | Jan. 28, 2016The latest, from December, occurred when a woman was attacked while walking home for the night from Uptown.
Local candidate endorses new economic agenda unveiled in Columbus
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Jan. 28, 2016Sarah Grace, a Democratic candidate running for the 94th House District, has endorsed the new "Focus on the Future" economic agenda from Ohio Democratic lawmakers.
Athens Asks: Will Ohio University's West Green have brunch again? Possibly
Jan. 28, 2016Brunch on West Green has not existed since Boyd Dining Hall last year, but Culinary Services said it remains open to the idea.
Memorial service to remember Ohio University visual communication student Kyra Willner slated for this Saturday
By Taylor Maple | Jan. 28, 2016Kyra Willner’s parents plan to set up the Kyra Kurt Willner Global Travel Scholarship.
