Sheriff’s trial enters its sixth day Monday; prominent figures left to testify
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 1, 2015Last week, several testified in Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly’s criminal trial. Testimony is expected to continue into the next week.
NEWS BLOGS
A night out with the Athens Police Department
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 1, 2015A Post reporter and photographer spent Saturday night in a police cruiser with the Athens Police Department
A new student code of conduct, passed by the Board of Trustees, hopes to add clarity and accessibility for OU students
By Bethany N. Bella | Feb. 1, 2015Beginning fall semester 2015, a new student code of conduct streamlines information, redefines alcohol charge for OU students.
Safety vs. Privacy, OIT’s constant battle
By Seth Archer | Feb. 1, 2015The Ohio University network is under constant attacks from internal and external threats. It’s Office of Information Technology that keeps students and faculty safe while respecting their privacy.
City Council will pass a one reading resolution thanking City Law Director Pat Lang for his years of service.
By EMILY BOHATCH | Feb. 1, 2015City Council will pass a one reading resolution thanking City Law Director Pat Lang for his years of service.
Suspended Sheriff fined $500 for violating gag order
By Dina Berliner | Jan. 30, 2015The Sheriff was suspended for a comment a Post reporter overheard him saying to a reporter from Columbus.
RAs rehired after being fired for an alleged drinking incident
By Maygan Beeler | Jan. 29, 2015Several Ohio University resident assistants were given letters of termination Friday as a result of an alleged drinking incident that occurred before residents returned to the halls following winter break.
Kelly confident after former employees testify during day 4 of trial
By Allan Smith | Jan. 29, 2015Suspended Sheriff Pat Kelly’s trial continues as Jill Thompson, former employees take the stand.
Student health insurance utilized by 15 percent of Athens campus
By Megan Henry | Jan. 29, 2015Ohio University’s student health insurance plan costs less among other public universities in the state.
Union Street Fire: Kismet may not reopen; Union to see full recovery
By Jeremy Hill | Jan. 29, 2015Nearly three months after a fire ravaged Union St., the fate of some affected businesses remain up in the air.
Freezing rain cause of Level Two Snow Emergency and 16 road incidents
By M.C. Tilton | Jan. 29, 2015Road ice caused by freezing rain made for dangerous conditions in Athens.
‘Cadillac’ Tax recommendations may lead to higher employee costs
By Dina Berliner | Jan. 28, 2015A provision of the Affordable Care Act may end up costing OU employees more in the future.
New SAC rules adopted for funding student organizations
By Maygan Beeler | Jan. 28, 2015OU’s Senate Appropriations Committee enacted less strict rules for student organization funding.
First day of witness testimony in Pat Kelly trial surrounds document destruction
By By Emma Ockerman | Jan. 28, 2015Witness testimony began Wednesday in Pat Kelly’s trial, bringing a BCI investigator, sheriff’s detective and scrapyard owner to the stand.
A second student has announced his candidacy for Council
By William T. Perkins | Jan. 28, 2015C.J. Fogarty, a Ohio University sophomore studying history, is the second student running as a Republican for City Council.
Rape report raises number of sex offense-related crime reports this semester to three
By Joshua Lim | Jan. 28, 2015Since the start of the Spring Semester OUPD has received three sex offense-related crime reports.
Final jury confirmed on day two of Pat Kelly trial
By William T. Perkins | Jan. 27, 2015Opening statements are slated for Wednesday in Athens County Common Pleas Court.
Athens officials eyeing a $7 million deal for two pools
By Matt Cudhay | Jan. 27, 2015Athens' current indoor pool is more than 40 years old.
Website dubs Jackie O's one of 'World's Best Places for Beer'
By Jeremy Hill | Jan. 27, 2015Jackie O’s snagged the RateBeer.com ranking for its second year in a row.
Students worry as $270,000 grant for OU's Survivor Advocacy Program sets to expire this year
By Seth Archer | Jan. 27, 2015OU officials: OUSAP a priority; no plans to defund program
