What you missed in Athens politics this summer
By Abby Miller | Aug. 23, 2021From elections to face covering updates, here’s what you may have missed in Athens politics.
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Students find balance when joining student organizations
By Kayla Bennett | Aug. 23, 2021The start of the school year can be overwhelming for many reasons — school work, the feeling of being somewhere other than home or keeping up with a social life. However, for many, the first year of college is a time to carve out potential pathways and find a niche.
OU centers, student orgs offer diversity resources to minority groups
By Lauren Serge | Aug. 23, 2021At Ohio University, there are several centers and student organizations that provide resources, programming and social events for students that represent different minority groups.
Dining halls to offer dine-in options; students express mixed emotions
By Maya Morita | Aug. 23, 2021Ohio University’s dining halls plan to return to in-person dining for the Fall Semester with a to-go option. A new green to-go box will cost $5.
A guide to student organizations and clubs at OU
By Juliana Colant | Aug. 23, 2021Learn about the different types, their benefits and how to start your own.
The ultimate return to campus lookbook
By Emma Dollenmayer | Aug. 23, 2021Your guide to all things modern academia and modish nightlife fits.
OU President Hugh Sherman wants to lay foundation for institution’s future
By Abby Neff | Aug. 9, 2021Sherman said he wants OU to be inclusive to all, and he plans to use his business background to open critical conversation with students and faculty.
How last summer’s mass layoffs continue to affect the OU community
By Molly Wilson | June 10, 2021Professors have been worried about the future of academic programs with the recent cuts.
Athens, OU leaders thought they deserved a say in the university’s next president. The decision happened without them.
By Molly Wilson and Ryan Maxin | June 10, 2021Groups like Faculty Senate and the American Association of University Professors hoped for more representation and transparency during the appointment process.
The 2021 Orientation Guide
By The Post Staff and Brianna Lender | May 27, 2021A guide to help first year Bobcats navigate Athens and Ohio University.
The 2021 Photo Edition
By Photo Staff | Apr. 29, 2021A look at the best photos from the 2020-2021 academic year amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Music producers’ roles are at the foundation of music
By Hannah Burkhart | Apr. 21, 2021Music producers are the heartbeat of music, and each of them have their own preferences when it comes to their creative processes.
Cautiously enjoying true crime: the line between true crime glorification and enjoyment
By Molly Wilson | Apr. 14, 2021Increased popularity of true crime entertainment raises questions about the difference between enjoyment and obsession.
Student Senate president Ian Carter reflects on remote year
By Adonis Fryer | Apr. 8, 2021Ian Carter reflects on a year filled with challenges, personal growth.
Underage drinking charges down in Athens, enforcement efforts stay consistent
By Ryan Maxin | Apr. 6, 2021The Athens Police Department and Ohio Investigative Unit are staying vigilant during COVID-19 to catch underage drinkers.
Students hold different perspectives on ‘cancel culture’
By Adonis Fryer | Mar. 31, 2021“Cancel culture” isn’t as clear-cut as it seems.
Delving into COVID-19’s impact on the live concert industry
By Molly Schramm | Mar. 24, 2021Live entertainment venues were the first to close, and will be the last to open back up during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Student opinions split over effectiveness of OU’s COVID Campus Liaisons
By Ryan Maxin | Mar. 21, 2021While some students feel they were taken care of, others feel left in the dark.
Class of 2020 graduates adjust career goals amid pandemic
By Claire Schiopota | Mar. 17, 2021OU graduates have to compromise their goals as they try to find work during COVID-19.
COVID-19 affects approaches to diets, fitness routines as individuals have more time to focus on self image
By Hannah Burkhart | Mar. 10, 2021COVID-19 has affected individuals’ nutrition and fitness routines for different reasons and in both positive and negative ways.
