News Blogs

People with disabilities attribute OU’s accessibility problem to a culture gap —‘They don’t understand’

By Dina Berliner | Apr. 22, 2015

Faculty and students with disabilities face difficulties around OU’s campus.

OUSAP will move to Lindley Hall in August

By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 22, 2015

The program’s new office will cost $85,000.

Big Mamma’s Burritos to open Columbus location

By Jeremy Hill | Apr. 22, 2015

Big Mamma’s Burritos, a popular uptown eatery, will grace Columbus with a new location in August

OU-HCOM clinic offers free clinics for the following:

By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 21, 2015

Through OU-HCOM’s medical clinics, students can learn and observe basic skills while helping patients.

FERPA is a 'door that swings both ways' on student privacy

By Bethany N. Bella | Apr. 21, 2015

Ohio University has recently reminded students of their FERPA rights, but what does that really mean?

Marzec, others reflect on year running OU Student Senate

By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 21, 2015

Current Student Senate executives reflect on their term and newly elected senators discuss plans for the future before the final general body meeting of the year.

Athens County is getting a new lawn mower

By Matt Cudahy | Apr. 21, 2015

It’s the weekly Tuesday morning meeting, where the Athens County Commissioners met with representatives from the Dog Shelter, Bob Gallagher and Zachary Saunders.

OU, Athens police are less staffed than counterparts elsewhere in Ohio

By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 21, 2015

Despite high visibility, both the Athens Police Department and the Ohio University Police Department claim they are understaffed for the area they’re trying to cover.

Citing 'brain drain,' some OU students are set on leaving Ohio

By William T. Perkins | Apr. 21, 2015

There's a trend amongst college graduates leads to many leaving their home state.

Here are 10 of the oddest police reports during OU's Spring Semester

By Joshua Lim | Apr. 21, 2015

Whether it’s nudity or a shady salesman, graffiti about mothers or nonsensical fights, many eye-raising reports have made their way to the the Post’s weekly blotter.

Ohio Supreme Court amends adult guardianship rules

By Luke Furman | Apr. 20, 2015

New amendments made to Ohio’s adult guardianship laws will incorporate the possibility of family members being labeled as “guardians,” require guardians to take a training course, and will monitor guardians closer.

Residents voice concern over 13Fest

By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 20, 2015

Residents flocked to the City Building, 8 E. Washington St., Monday night to call the 13th edition of the out of town fest that stopped traffic on U.S. Route 56 and stranded thousands of festers to trek three mile back to Ohio University’s campus an “abomination.”