Ecohouse promotes sustainability
By Bethany N. Bella | Dec. 1, 2014OU’s Ecohouse offers three university students each year a chance to live in a sustainably-designed home.
NEWS BLOGS
Sustainable living education will be integrated into new residence halls
By Taylor Maple | Dec. 1, 2014New residence halls are set to begin offering sustainable living spaces
Southern campus occupies pollution remediation lands
By Bethany N. Bella | Nov. 30, 2014Methane gas levels need to be monitored, costing OU thousands
Alden Library innovates through technology
By Alex Meyer | Nov. 30, 2014OU’s library ready to aid students during finals week through updated software, social media
A tropical disease researcher takes students to Ecuador to help stop the spread of Chagas disease
By Kaitlin Coward | Nov. 30, 2014A tropical disease researcher takes students to Ecuador to help stop the spread of Chagas disease
OU student who struck bus faces underage consumption charge
By Joshua Lim | Nov. 30, 2014OUPD report shows that student who was hit by bus was intoxicated.
Police looking for leads on Athens County thefts
By Julia Fair | Nov. 28, 2014All of the crimes of the month are thefts in Athens County.
Students and locals protest after Michael Brown verdict
By Alex Meyer | Nov. 24, 2014Despite the threat of arrest, dozens of Ohio University students promised to remain in Baker University Center after midnight, the time the building closes on weekdays.
Officials increase Netflix bandwidth after student outcry
By Dina Berliner | Nov. 24, 2014Ohio University’s Office of Information Technology increased the bandwidth for daytime Netflix users so their programs can stream more efficiently during the day without excessive buffering.
Athens City Council: City-sponsored WiFi could be reality in the future
By William T. Perkins | Nov. 24, 2014Athens could soon cash in on providing wireless connection services to Uptown businesses, Mayor Paul Wiehl said, although the plan is still in its preliminary stages.
Anonymous posts lead to student petition for ban on ACACIA fraternity
By Alex Meyer | Nov. 24, 2014A petition posted on Change.org Sunday night by the student group F--ckRapeCulture is calling for Ohio University’s ACACIA fraternity to be banned from campus due to recent accusations that fraternity members drugged and raped people at off-campus parties.
Following professor emeritus Richard Syracuse’s death, OU students and Athens locals mourn
By Chelsea Sick | Nov. 24, 2014OU professor emeritus died from being hit by a car last weekend; students and Athens locals mourn his death.
Students occupy Baker Center following latest decision in Mike Brown case
By The Post Staff | Nov. 24, 2014Students voted to occupy Baker University Center around 10:30 p.m. on Monday. Stick with The Post for details.
OUPD’s new four-legged recruit begins its duty
By Joshua Lim | Nov. 24, 2014OUPD now has two bomb-sniffing dogs on its force.
New violin shop open in Athens
By M.C. Tilton | Nov. 24, 2014Fiddle and Bow is now open on East State Street near Uptown.
OUPD issues crime alert for reported rape
By Sam Howard | Nov. 24, 2014The attack reportedly happened early Sunday morning.
Students file online petition to remove ACACIA fraternity from campus
By Alex Meyer | Nov. 24, 2014Accusations of rape violence circulated online over the weekend, which lead a student organization to file an online petition to remove Acacia from campus.
Students swarm campus markets, dining halls after meals not prorated
By Dina Berliner | Nov. 24, 2014Culinary Services didn't prorate meal plans at the beginning of this week to accommodate the days off.
Reviewing Rod: McDavis, faculty have history of tension
By Olivia Hitchcock | Nov. 24, 2014During Roderick McDavis’ decade as president, faculty have expressed discontent with his interaction and his performance and voted no confidence in him.
Thousands without power in Athens County
By Samuel Howard | Nov. 24, 2014Gusts are expected to be as quick as 50 mph Monday.
