Current ‘Post’ editor will serve another year
By Samuel Howard | Mar. 7, 2016Emma Ockerman was chosen in February to lead The Post during the upcoming academic year.
NEWS BLOGS
Candidate for Ohio University’s vice president for Student Affairs position drops out
Mar. 7, 2016David Parrot was one of finalists for the vice president for Student Affairs, but he withdrew from the search on March 3.
Album Review: The 1975’s sophomore album shows a new sound
By Alexis Eichelberger | Mar. 7, 2016The long-anticipated album defies the rules of any genre.
OU officials accepting suggested changes for sustainability plans
By Kaitlin Coward | Mar. 7, 2016The Sustainability Plan was created in 2011 as a way to promote environmental sustainability at OU.
Post Haste: Drink Up, Bobcats. Athens was named one of America’s best beer towns; Sook Center meets first fundraising goal
By Jonny Palermo | Mar. 6, 2016Mystic Mama was named the best beer in town.
Local antique shop holds rich history in each piece of furniture
By Julia Fair | Mar. 6, 2016Jim Jezik, who runs the local antique store Random House, 12 W. State St., has been interested in antiques since age 16.
Faculty members to vote on departmental approval resolution they debated at the last meeting
By Kyra Cobb | Mar. 6, 2016Monday night's Faculty Senate meeting will start with updates from President Roderick McDavis and end with a vote on two resolutions.
Athens City Council to talk new lighting on Richland Avenue, vote on ARTS/West mural
By Alyse Peck | Mar. 6, 2016The lighting project is called "Beyond the Bridges" and includes installing decorative lighting on Richland Avenue.
Important terms to know for this year's Student Senate election
By Maygan Beeler | Mar. 6, 2016Here’s a look at some Student Senate words and phrases that may appear on spring election ballots.
Five tips for success in Ohio University's room selection lottery
Mar. 2, 2016The selection process lasts from March 14 to 18.
Police Blotter: Intoxicated student breaks Atkinson House window; deputies unable to locate horse
By Bailey Gallion | Mar. 2, 2016OUPD received just one report of an alcohol-related incident last week and three reports of drug-related crimes.
Ohio House minority leader: I told Eddie Smith to give dropping out 'some consideration'
By Will Drabold | Feb. 29, 2016Eddie Smith says the top Democrat in the Ohio House suggested he quit the primary and believes an arrest from almost three years ago was a factor in that decision.
Ohio Democratic leaders aim to influence local primary race for the statehouse
By Will Drabold | Feb. 29, 2016The top Democrat in the Ohio House has chosen to endorse Sarah Grace over Eddie Smith in the race for the 94th House District. He also told Smith he should leave the race.
Ohio Inspector General requested files for 'investigation' involving purchase of house for McDavis
By Alex Meyer | Feb. 27, 2016The Ohio Office the Inspector General is collecting and reviewing email files of Ohio University officials as part of an “investigation involving the purchase of 31 Coventry Lane,” OU’s presidential residence.
Post Haste: We have Spring Break tips; Online petition wants Athens to close streets for fests
By Jeremy Hill | Feb. 25, 2016Break will be pushed back next year.
Ohio University student petitions for closed streets during fests
Feb. 25, 2016A new petition has proposed the closing of High Street and Palmer Street for the upcoming fests.
OU student looks to bring club scene in 'Good Taste' to Athens
Feb. 25, 2016Anthony Barszczewski is looking to bring club-like parties to Athens through his business, Good Taste Productions.
Ohio University participates in summit on sexual violence prevention and response
By Julia Fair | Feb. 25, 2016Jenny Hall-Jones, interim vice president for Student Affairs and dean of students, hopes to bring resources she gained at the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Summit to Ohio University.
College students are more likely to spend money on a trip than on items, according to one OU professor
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 25, 2016College students spend more than $1.5 billion on spring break trips.
Crime Solvers Anonymous requests information about serial assailant and a series of burglaries at restaurants
By Bailey Gallion | Feb. 25, 2016According to the news release, four restaurants have been broken into in Athens and Nelsonville.
