Student Senate passes its first bill
By Paige Fisher | Sep. 27, 2024Student Senate passed its first bill of the academic year to support the city’s appeal of a court decision ruling the Athens’ city plastic bag ban unconstitutional.
POLITICS
Candidates for Athens County Commissioner Debate in forum
By Avery St. George | Sep. 26, 2024The Athens County League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum on Tuesday at the Athens Community Center for the county commissioner race between incumbent Charlie Adkins and challenger Jon Rose with respectful conversation and hard-hitting questions.
Aiden’s Add-On: Places like Washoe County decide elections
By Aiden Ryan | Sep. 25, 2024Nevada often acts as a political bellwether during presidential elections. One of its counties offers an intriguing perspective of shifting demographics and economic indicators that are representative of a larger American voting behavior.
Student Senate continues to appoint new members
By Paige Fisher | Sep. 20, 2024Student Senate met Wednesday to add new members in senator, vice commissioner and commissioner positions.
City council discusses lift zones and worrisome sidewalks
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 18, 2024Athens city council met on Monday to discuss various topics such as lift zones, Springfield’s threats, and the worrisome sidewalks for those disabled
Shots fired near Trump’s Florida international golf course
By Olivia Gilliand | Sep. 15, 2024The former president is safe and unharmed following a shooting near his Florida golf course.
Student Senate welcomes new senators, motions
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 13, 2024At Wednesday's Student Senate meeting, the University Program Council and International Student Union presented their upcoming events, and goals and new members were sworn in.
Harris and Trump face each other in presidential debate
By Paige Fisher | Sep. 12, 2024Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris discuss the nation's economy, abortion rights and immigration policies during a recent debate.
Faculty Senate discusses transition to Canvas and sustainability fund
By Zoe Weyand | Sep. 11, 2024Ohio University Faculty Senate met Monday to review progress on the ongoing transition to Canvas and the revolving sustainability fund.
Athens City Council passes Indigenous land acknowledgment resolution
By Olivia Gilliand | Sep. 11, 2024The resolution, which introduces ‘Indigenous People’s Day’ to the city’s federal holiday list, is the latest legislation passed by Athens City Council to address Indigenous history
Student Senate holds first meeting, discusses rules, procedures
By Paige Fisher | Sep. 6, 2024Student Senate met Wednesday to establish rules and procedures and adds members during its first meeting of the year.
City Council discusses ruling on paper bags, DORA guidelines
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 5, 2024Athens City Council met Tuesday to discuss various topics such as DORA, the recent ruling on the ban on paper bags, and more
Athens residents discuss DNC, importance of Gen-Z in election
By Maggie Allwein | Sep. 4, 2024A current sophomore and an OU graduate represented Athens in the windy city.
Meet Student Senate President Dan Gordillo
By Olivia Gilliand | Sep. 3, 2024In his first academic year as president, Gordillo is hoping to make some changes to better serve the student body.
Editorial: JD Vance falsely depicts, misrepresents Appalachia
By The Post Editorial Board | Sep. 3, 2024Sen. JD Vance has perpetuated a misguided view of Appalachian people that could have widespread negative effects.
Athens City Council to make zoning changes for safety, better business
By Olivia Gilliand | Aug. 28, 2024In its second regular session since the July recess, Athens City Council discussed new Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area regulations and changes to the housing and traffic code in hopes of increasing safety measures and business opportunities in the city.
Athens to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day
By Olivia Gilliand | Aug. 22, 2024After receiving an Independence Day gift from its sister city, Ostroh, Ukraine, the City of Athens is looking to reciprocate the gesture for Ukraine’s Independence Day on Aug. 24.
J.D. Vance makes first solo appearance at rally in Middletown
By Olivia Gilliand | July 22, 2024Ohio Senator J.D. Vance addressed constituents in his hometown of Middletown Monday after being announced as Republican Nominee Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick.
Hunter Biden found guilty of three felonies
By Suzanne Piper | June 14, 2024Hunter Biden was charged with three felonies involving a gun and drugs. A trial date hasn’t been set.
Woodsedge project could bring over 40 housing units to Athens
By Olivia Gilliand | June 11, 2024After high prices turned contractors away in 2020, the Woodsedge Project is finally coming together. The project would provide over 40 housing units for people in Athens.
