Relay for Life raises money, awareness
By Kelly Gifford | May 15, 2011More activities, entertainment and a new location helped the Relay for Life event raise $42,000 Friday.
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BREAKING: Wagner launches write-in Student Senate campaign
By Wesley Lowery | May 15, 2011A campaign clouded with negative campaigning and personal attacks just got even messier — just two days before voters hit the polls.
OU student admits stealing frat photo
By Kelly Gifford | May 15, 2011Athens Police officers arrested an Ohio University student early Friday morning for stealing a composite photo from the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity house.
Event emphasizes disabilities
By Marika Lee | May 15, 2011Athens residents gathered at the Athens Community Center Friday for the second annual Challenged by Choice event — an event that allows people to experience being disabled for a day.
2 parking meters stolen from West Union Street
By Kelly Gifford | May 14, 2011Two parking meters worth $300 were stolen Saturday on West Union Street.
Post snags statewide honors from Associated Press
By Wesley Lowery | May 14, 2011The Associated Press of Ohio released its winners for statewide awards today and The Post had a number of staff members honored with awards.
FACE fined $225 for negative campaigning
By Joe Fox | May 13, 2011The Student Senate Board of Elections has fined FACE $225 for violating its negative campaigning rules.
Tuition may increase for OU med students
By Pamela Engel | May 12, 2011Students in Ohio University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine could pay $1,329 more in tuition next year.
OU extends enrollment deadline following delay
By Pamela Engel | May 12, 2011Prospective freshmen who were awarded scholarships from Ohio University now have an extra couple of weeks to confirm their intents to enroll.
Student Senate Elections: Final matchup spans wide range of topics
By Joe Fox | May 12, 2011Executives from the two parties running for Ohio University Student Senate seats next year sparred over their platforms’ differences last night at the campaign season’s final debate.
Graduate Student Senate: Parties won't debate despite contested race
By Olivia Arbogast | May 12, 2011Although this is the first contested Graduate Student Senate election in several years, the Board of Elections will not host a debate between the two parties.
McDavis Twitter imposter runs rampant
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 12, 2011The most recent Twitter updates from Roderick McDavis address “presidential snuggies,” the Genie Bra and being fly — but they’re not coming from the real president of Ohio University.
Composite pictures stolen from Pi Kappa Alpha
By Alex Stuckey | May 12, 2011An Ohio University student was arrested early this morning for stealing a fraternity composite from the Pi Kappa Alpha house.
University Advancement loses 4 additional top administrators
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 12, 2011After losing its director in December, Ohio University’s Office of University Advancement will lose three of its four assistant vice presidents, as well as the assistant to the vice president at the end of
Debate turns sour with audience's questions
By Joe Fox | May 11, 2011A mostly congenial debate between the two Student Senate parties turned contentious at times, prompting top university and senate officials to condemn their behavior.
Police venerate fallen officers
By Bentley Weisel | May 11, 2011Police officers and spectators gathered for a memorial service honoring Athens County fallen law enforcement officers on College Street in Athens. They saluted in silence as the flag was raised, the national anthem was sung, and a prayer was said for the local officers who have lost their lives.
Post Interview: Nameless student behind fake Roderick McDavis Twitter explains motives
By Rebecca McKinsey | May 11, 2011The anonymous student who created the fake @PrezMcDavis Twitter account using OU President Roderick McDavis' name and headshot spoke with The Post via email. Read the full Q&A here.
Student Senate Elections: Senate execs deny bias
By Caitlin Bowling | May 11, 2011Three members of the Student Senate Elections Special Appeals Committee will not resign despite concerns regarding their impartiality.
