Festgoers flock to uptown Athens' eateries before and after fests
Mar. 15, 2016Restaurants in uptown Athens see a spike in customers during fest season.
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Ohio Primaries: Live results for state and local races
By Seth Archer | Mar. 15, 2016The Ohio Primaries are today. Follow along with "The Post" for live results as they come in.
Sarah Grace political signs on campus property may have violated OU policy
By Julia Fair | Mar. 15, 2016Political signs have been spotted near polling locations on campus the day of Ohio's primary election.
Post Haste: Hillary Clinton called Athens ‘beautiful;' Ohio men’s basketball will play CBI tournament
By Samuel Howard | Mar. 14, 2016The comment came just in time for Ohio's primary elections.
City Council discusses King Midget, Boogie on the Bricks street closings
By Alyse Peck | Mar. 14, 2016Athens City Council met Monday night to discuss a number of street closings for events including King Midget and Boogie on the Bricks.
Legacy in review: looking back at McDavis' years at Ohio University
By Olivia Hitchcock | Mar. 14, 2016In a series last year, The Post looked at President Roderick McDavis' promises he made at the beginning of his tenure and how many of those were accomplished.
What you need to know for Ohio Primary Day
By Seth Archer | Mar. 14, 2016The Ohio Primary is Tuesday, and both races for the Ohio House of Representatives and President of the United States are hotly contested.
'Trump' stickers torn from residence hall door
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Mar. 14, 2016Leading up to Ohio's important primary election March 15, a student in Carr Hall has had Trump stickers torn from her dorm door repeatedly.
Team Ubuntu walks away from the Scripps Innovation Challenge with $10,000
Mar. 14, 2016Team Ubuntu took first place at the Scripps Innovation Challenge for its pitch of a news app and website that target the media desert of the Somali refugee population in Columbus.
Mary Lasher Barnette, first female 'Post' editor, dies at 93
By Dina Berliner | Mar. 14, 2016Barnette often returned to Athens where her father established Ohio University's journalism school. She was 93.
Survivor Advocacy Program is expected to reopen Fall Semester this year
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 14, 2016OUSAP will reopen next Fall Semester as part of the Division of Student Affairs.
Ohio University students should expect email survey about social experiences and safety
Mar. 14, 2016A campus climate survey, dubbed the Social Experiences and Safety Survey, will be sent to undergraduate and graduate students at the Athens campus Tuesday.
Athens Asks: How stealing an Athens brick became an Ohio University tradition
By Brook Endale | Mar. 14, 2016The Post answers a question that came to us through Athens Asks, our forum where you ask the questions and we find the answers.
Post Haste: Frank Solich got some love from ESPN; It wasn't a good weekend for Ohio basketball, though
By Pete Nakos | Mar. 13, 2016Ohio's football coach was ranked high on ESPN's list.
Democratic candidates for state representative face off for Tuesday primary
By Lauren Fisher | Mar. 13, 2016Sarah Grace and Eddie Smith disagree on issues including fracking and minimum wage.
Ohio will be an important win for Republicans
By Nora Jaara | Mar. 13, 2016Four presidential candidates come into focus for the Ohio primary.
From the News desk: The best of Mill Fest; A big thank you to all Mill Fest party goers
Mar. 13, 2016Check out Mill fest from the reporters point of view, including some of our favorite quotes.
City council to host presentation on affordable housing, discuss street closures for Boogie on the Bricks
By Alyse Peck | Mar. 13, 2016Athens City Council will see a presentation on affordable housing.
Ohio University partially compliant in statewide public records audit
By Taylor Maple | Mar. 13, 2016Of five records requested from Ohio University, two were denied or obstructed.
Living on Mill Street comes with keg expenses, locking doors
By Julia Fair | Mar. 13, 2016Some Ohio University students who live on fest streets can spend thousands on kegs and cases for the masses.
