Agenda to April's Board of Trustees meeting posted
By Brandon Carte | Apr. 2, 2013The Board of Trustees will convene in a little more than two weeks in Walter Hall.
NEWS BLOGS
Revenue Over Time
By Will Drabold | Apr. 2, 2013Students fund more than half of Ohio University’s budget, but some of them feel they have no concrete role in deciding how their cash is spent.
Students show support for OU professor who was denied tenure
By Hannah Yang | Apr. 2, 2013Brick paths and blackboards bear chalked evidence of Ohio University students’ resentment after a popular professor was denied tenure.
Sheriff's Office aims to relocate
By XANDER ZELLNER | Apr. 1, 2013Overlapping jurisdictions and heavy traffic leaves the Athens County Sheriff’s Office out of place in uptown Athens.
International Space Studies Program to be held in Athens
By Brandon Carte | Apr. 1, 2013In 2006, Ohio University began the application process to host an event that wouldn’t happen until almost a decade later.
Energy alternatives could be costly
By Laura Scheer | Apr. 1, 2013A panel of senators is reviewing Ohio’s ‘green’ law, which has some worried about the future of the state’s renewables industry.
Future of president's residence up in air
By Will Drabold | Mar. 31, 2013For the foreseeable future, Ohio University President Roderick McDavis will still see students and Alden Library when he glances out his living room window.
Crossword 4/1/13; Crossword Solution 3/30/13
Mar. 31, 2013Today's crossword and the March 30 crossword solution did not fit on the classifieds page in today's paper.
'Post' board chooses next editor-in-chief
By Joshua Jamerson | Mar. 31, 2013Citing a strong application and attuned vision of how Ohio University’s editorially independent, student-run publication should function, The Post’s publishing board selected Ryan Clark on Friday to be the newspaper’s editor-in-chief next year.
Impromptu Student Senate meeting passes multiple resolutions
By Will Drabold | Mar. 31, 2013Meeting underneath its normal location, Student Senate had a hasty meeting Monday night where several budget resolutions were read and passed unanimously.
Presidential candidates to face off in first Student Senate election debate
By Will Drabold | Mar. 31, 2013Baker University Center will play host to the first official campaign event of this year's Student Senate elections.
Martzolff Complex hosts event dedicated to culture of Ghana
By Olivia Hitchcock | Mar. 28, 2013While fest season at Ohio University is typically characterized by beer bongs, handcuffs and neon tank tops, traditional Ghanaian food, music and clothes defined a fest that showcased OU President Roderick McDavis on Thursday.
OU closes Building 20 at The Ridges
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | Mar. 28, 2013Another building in the Ridges Complex will be completely vacated by the end of the month, said Harry Wyatt, associate vice president for Facilities.
Lecture about 1994 conflict in Rwanda focuses on hope, lessons
By Will Drabold | Mar. 28, 2013Carl Wilkens illustrated to Ohio University students Thursday night how he saved lives during genocide even when his own life was in peril.
76-year-old requests acquittal in rape, child molestation cases
By Marika Lee | Mar. 28, 2013Thomas Shifflet filed a motion Wednesday asking the court to acquit him of molesting a 3-year-old and three other sex-related charges, which a jury failed to reach a decision on earlier this month.
Fostering Growth
By Andrea Frazier | Mar. 28, 2013Hit by empty-nest syndrome after her grown sons moved out, Terrie Brown, along with her husband, decided to return to a system she has now been a part of for more than 30 years.
President's residence could still move off campus
By Will Drabold | Mar. 28, 2013Editor's note: An incorrect version of this story ran in Friday's issue of The Post. This version is the most up to date.
Support for same-sex marriage increases in Ohio
By Sam Howard | Mar. 27, 2013In 2004, Ohioans voted in favor of a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.
Alcohol key factor in fatal car crashes
By Allan Smith | Mar. 27, 2013There have been fewer car crashes in Athens County in recent years compared to several other counties.
McDavis: OU seriously considering tuition hike, guaranteed tuition model
By Will Drabold | Mar. 27, 2013Entering Walter Hall on Wednesday night, Ohio University President Roderick McDavis taught students “basic economics” to gain their support for raising tuition.
