Senate passes Student Trustee election resolution
By Maygan Beeler | Dec. 3, 2014Ohio University Student Senate passed a resolution that aims to give students a voice in the student trustee selection process.
NEWS BLOGS
OU quietly lowered the cost of a load of laundry
By Maria DeVito | Dec. 3, 2014Laundry rates at campus facilities have decreased by $0.75 per load
University combats food waste with compost, centralized kitchen
By Bethany N. Bella | Dec. 3, 2014Culinary Services and Zero Waste efforts attempt to curb food waste culture at Ohio University.
Alden elevators briefly broken Wednesday
By Will Gibbs | Dec. 3, 2014Stairs in Alden library are about to get a lot busier
The Post’s top 10 strangest crime alerts
By Joshua Lim | Dec. 3, 2014Here are the most popular crime alerts from this semester.
APD receives grant to fund victim advocate
By Emma Ockerman | Dec. 3, 2014The Athens Police Department announced Tuesday it had been awarded the federal Violence Against Women Act grant to fund its police social worker, Molly Burchfield.
Demographic disparity among OU's Distinguished Professor Award recipients
By Dina Berliner | Dec. 3, 2014The most prestigious award for faculty members at Ohio University is traditionally bestowed to white men
Commissioners looking to decrease back taxes
By Matt Cudahy | Dec. 3, 2014Athens County Treasurer Bill Bias is considering the possibility of implementing a tax lien sale system locally
Students propose major curriculum, faculty and law enforcement changes
By Alex Meyer | Dec. 3, 2014Students clarified their demands at Tuesday's event.
Tobacco products banned in recreational areas
By EMILY BOHATCH | Dec. 3, 2014You can smoke in most parts of Athens free of charge.
McDavis focusing on proposed SSI policy changes
By Olivia Hitchcock | Dec. 3, 2014Early estimates show OU losing the highest funding percentage
Mayor unlikely to seek another term
By EMILY BOHATCH | Dec. 1, 2014After seven years of service as mayor of Athens, Paul Wiehl announced at the Athens City Council meeting Monday night he would likely not seek re-election in 2015.
Police Blotter: Ohio University peaceful over Thanksgiving break
By Matt Cudahy | Dec. 1, 2014Nothing much happened over Thanksgiving Break when all the students lecft campus.
Social Tuesdays: App allows users to ‘Reveal’ pictures, videos
By Lacy Purdum | Dec. 1, 2014Imagine an app that took all the best features from popular social media applications and combined them into one.
Public relations pro pushes students to be “unconventional”
By BETHANY BELLA | Dec. 1, 2014Fred Cook, award-winning CEO of Golin, spoke to Ohio University students about innovative public relations tactics and opportunities.
Mayor of Athens announces he will likely not seek re-election
By EMILY BOHATCH | Dec. 1, 2014After seven years of service as mayor of Athens, Paul Wiehl announced at the Athens City Council meeting Monday night he would likely not seek re-election in 2015.
Chipotle still awaiting public hearing on liquor license
By William T. Perkins | Dec. 1, 2014The restaurant chain will undergo a public hearing before their request for a liquor license will be granted, but a corporate spokesperson said the chain has no intention of becoming a bar.
Trash and tobacco ordinances adopted
By EMILY BOHATCH | Dec. 1, 2014City Council had a third reading of the trash ordinance.
2011 rape in Shively reported to OUPD
By Matt Cudahy | Dec. 1, 2014For the third time in less than a month, a woman has reported she was raped on Ohio University’s Athens campus.
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.
