Chaos leads to arrests
By Alisa Warren | Sep. 10, 2014Four students were arrested for ‘disturbing a lawful meeting’ after speaking ou
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Amidst chaos, senate passes several resolutions
By Maygan Beeler | Sep. 10, 2014Student Senate passed four resolutions, one of which showed approval of university funding for the Survivor Advocacy Program.
Candles lit for suicide prevention
By Kat Safreed | Sep. 10, 2014About 100 students gathered on College Green Wednesday evening to raise awareness for suicide prevention.
Athens' congressman backs up Pres. Obama's ISIL plans
By Julia Fair | Sep. 10, 2014Athens' Congressman spoke to The Post Wednesday night after President Obama spoke to the nation about the possible threat from the Islamic State.
Multicultural Greek Council hosts fresh recruitment process
By Luke Furman | Sep. 10, 2014Overview of the new member recruitment by the nine member of the Greek Multicultural Council.
‘Ohio Guarantee’ to offer students set tuition, fees
By Dina Berliner | Sep. 10, 2014Here's all you need to know about the university's guaranteed tuition plan.
Four students arrested at Student Senate Meeting
By Will Drabold | Sep. 10, 2014Ohio University Police Department Chief Andrew Powers told The Post that four students were arrested at Wednesday night's Student Senate meeting in Walter Hall.
Border patrol agent joins campus force
By Joshua Lim | Sep. 10, 2014From combat arms instructor to drug-busting agent, Ohio University’s newest officer, Kevin Shively, is anything but dull.
Ohio University scientists uncover new species of dinosaur in Tanzania
By Will Gibbs | Sep. 10, 2014OU paleontologists identify a new species of dinosaur in Tanzania.
Office works with students to plan programs abroad
By Amy Schmitt | Sep. 10, 2014Ohio University’s Office of Education Abroad may be a student’s best travel guide.
Panel to address violence in Ferguson
By Hannah Shaw | Sep. 10, 2014Students for Law, Justice and Culture is hosting a panel discussing the violence in Ferguson, Missouri.
Peace walk, potluck to bring together all faiths
By Sophie Kruse | Sep. 10, 2014United Campus Ministry will host its 4th annual 9/11 Peace Walk celebrating diversity in Athens.
Locals benefit from heavy-hitting emotional therapy
By Emma Ockerman | Sep. 10, 2014When Will MacMillan threw his first punch, he was surprised how good he felt afterward. Now he’s hoping to bring emotional release to locals through “contact therapy” boxing sessions.
Poorly maintained local parks reflect badly on Athens
By William T. Perkins | Sep. 10, 2014Some City Council members aren’t too happy about the state of local parks, but a levy on the November ballot could bring improvements
OUSAP funding not set beyond Oct. ’15
By Rebekah Barnes | Sep. 10, 2014OUSAP gains support around campus for university absorption.
‘Frat’ can be offensive term for some of those involved in greek life
By Luke Furman | Sep. 10, 2014Members of Greek Life argue the term “frat” draws images of binge drinking, hazing and excessive partying. In reality, they say they uphold higher standards and push values like leadership, scholarship, philanthropy and service.
Groups support Marzec amidst turmoil
By Alisa Warren | Sep. 10, 2014Some students and Athens residents have expressed support for Megan Marzec following her "blood bucket" challenge.
IT office offers free access to software
By Hannah Shaw | Sep. 10, 2014OU students now have free access to Microsoft Office 365, which normally costs students $79.99
Politically speaking, why would Student Senate apologize for Marzec?
By Joshua Jamerson | Sep. 10, 2014Senate felt the need to apologize for President Megan Marzec’s ‘blood’ bucket challenge. But was that the best political move?
County commissioners hold out on securing contractors for projects
By Sam Howard | Sep. 9, 2014Athens County projects are being shelved once again until costs are cheap enough.
