Inked: A look inside Athens' tattoo industry
By Ashton Nichols | Nov. 28, 2018Athens tattoo shop owners reflect on how their careers have changed.
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Hotels and McDonald's: How OU President Duane Nellis used his university credit card in his first year
By Taylor Johnston | Nov. 28, 2018Transaction receipts from President Duane Nellis’ Ohio University credit card show how much he has spent during his first year in office.
The gift that keeps on giving: The $124 million Russ Gift
By Ian McKenzie | Nov. 28, 2018How one of the largest engineering donations has impacted the Russ College
Limited Access: The complexity of women's health care in Ohio
By Logan Moore | Nov. 27, 2018Politics, geography and religion all factor into access to women’s health care in Ohio.
Alden Library stores the university’s history as it continues to grow
By Taylor Johnston | Nov. 25, 2018With help from archivists, Ohio University’s archives are available to help tell the history of OU and more.
Beyond a Refuge: The Adhikari family's journey to Columbus and citizenship
By Bharbi Hazarika | Nov. 15, 2018After being a part of a mass exodus of 100,000 Bhutanese refugees and 20 years of living as stateless people, a family finally found comfort in Ohio’s heartland.
On the Road Again
By Trevor Colgan | Nov. 13, 2018The hockey team has a small budget due to being a club team. What does a road trip look like when they can only stay one night in a hotel for a two full-day trip?
Election Edition 2018
By The Post Staff and Megan Knapp | Nov. 6, 2018The Post's Election Edition 2018
The Bigger Picture: What's different about the 2018 election?
By Maddie Capron | Nov. 5, 2018While many say all elections matter, there’s something different about 2018.
The Blue Island: How Athens has been disempowered by gerrymandering
By Bennett Leckrone | Nov. 5, 2018While Athens, along with Appalachian Ohio, has been disempowered by selective redistricting, reform efforts could change that
Their Own Justice: Meet the people who empower sexual assault survivors in Athens
By Bailey Gallion | Oct. 30, 2018Sexual assault cases rarely end in convictions. Advocates and officials must find their own way to restore power to survivors.
Extinguishing the Wildlands' Fires: A look into Wayne National Forest wildland firefighters
By Ashton Nichols | Oct. 25, 2018A team of seven people work on protecting the land and extinguishing the flames.
Seeking Scares: Why do people like watching horror films?
By Georgia Davis | Oct. 23, 2018Filmmakers find ways to keep even the biggest horror movie fans on the edge.
Homecoming 2018
By The Post Staff and Megan Knapp | Oct. 18, 2018Check out this year's homecoming edition of ‘The Post.’
Monumental: A look into monumental events that shaped OU during the '60s and '70s
By Jessica Hill | Oct. 16, 2018Alumni and faculty remembers the chaotic yet gratifying experiences during the ‘60s and ‘70s at OU.
A Day In Court: Why drug courts give a second chance to people struggling with addiction
By Bennett Leckrone | Oct. 10, 2018How a local judge is fighting the opioid crisis from the bench.
Then and Now: The international experience
By Hardika Singh | Oct. 9, 2018A father and daughter describe their experiences at OU three decades apart from each other
Photo Blog: It's On Us, Bobcats
By Photo Staff | Sep. 27, 2018Ohio University students and Athens community members gather for the It's On Us, Bobcats rally against sexual abuse march on September 27, 2018.
The Birthing Project: How the second-most populated country in the world is encouraging more births in a ‘dying’ community
By Bharbi Hazarika | Sep. 26, 2018India’s ‘wonderful controversy’ has sparked debates over the re-birthing of a declining community
