From the editor's desk: ‘Post’ aims to diligently report out election outcome long after Tuesday evening
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 8, 2016‘The Post’ will continue its coverage of the winning candidates to better serve its readers.
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Snappy sneakers: Students captivated by aesthetically attractive footwear
By Jess Johnston | Nov. 8, 2016Whenever the forecast calls for rain, Monica Downing knows she will not put on her galaxy-themed Converse sneakers; their paint would not hold up against the rain. Downing, a sophomore studying business economics, owns 27 pairs of Converse tennis shoes. “They’re the best type of shoe there is, quite honestly,” she said.
OU faculty are primarily registered as Democrats, 'Post' analysis finds
By Kaitlin Coward and Julia Fair | Nov. 8, 2016More than 75 percent of Ohio University faculty registered to vote in Athens County are registered as Democrats.
Trump supporters divided in opinion of Republican Party
By Luke Torrance | Nov. 7, 2016Trump has attracted voters to the Republican Party, but it remains to be seen if those supporter will continue to support the GOP after 2016.
Some students prioritize campaigning over classes in the days leading up to the election
By Maddie Capron | Nov. 7, 2016Some students at Ohio University have spent over 30 hours a week campaigning for candidates in the days before the election.
Relationships across party lines are not always easy in election year
By Abbey Marshall | Nov. 6, 2016The election season is impacting students who are dating across party lines.
Space Invaders: Animals and insects in the walls of Ohio University
By Marisa Fernandez | Nov. 3, 2016When insects and animals are not where they are supposed to be, OU's two-person staff does it all.
Many rivers to cross: Maurice Ndour's four-continent quest to the NBA
By Charlie Hatch | Nov. 3, 2016Former Ohio forward Maurice Ndour is trying to make an impact on the New York Knicks.
Creating in college: Fine arts majors balance academia and perfection of craft
By Rebekah Barnes | Nov. 3, 2016Artists pursue passion despite outside skepticism.
Trump and Clinton worry some OU students enough to make them sit the election out
By Taylor Maple | Nov. 2, 2016Whether they find a lack of suitable choices or just aren't interested in politics, some students will not cast a presidential vote next week.
From The Editor's Desk: ‘The Post’ wants to know what readers want out of election coverage
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 2, 2016On Nov. 8, ‘Post’ reporters will be almost solely devoted to covering the election through a variety of mediums. How can we best deliver you the news?
Dads and their children can enjoy fun Dads Weekend activities together
By Alex McCann | Nov. 2, 2016The university is offering both indoor and outdoor events for students and their fathers.
Voter registration in Athens County is lower than in 2012
By Maddie Capron | Nov. 2, 2016The number of registered voters in Athens County is about 2,000 people fewer than it was during the presidential election in 2012.
Give dads a taste of Athens this weekend with movie screenings and local concerts
By Luke Furman | Nov. 2, 2016Check out what's happening this weekend.
Gals with Pals: Pence’s promise to fund conversion therapy alarms LGBT community
By Delaney Murray | Nov. 2, 2016Mike Pence’s old promise to move funding from AIDs research to conversion therapy support makes many feel threatened.
Hockey: Goalies use their masks to show personality behind them
By Spencer Holbrook | Nov. 1, 2016The masks are custom-made by artists and include symbols and drawings important to the players.
Students, local leaders discuss living and learning with dyslexia
By Lauren Fisher | Nov. 1, 2016Estimated to affect one in ten people across the globe, dyslexia can make the college learning process significantly more difficult for students affected by it.
Students supporting independent and third-party candidates will be voting on principle, despite low polling
By Bharbi Hazarika | Nov. 1, 2016Come Nov. 8, some OU students will be voting for candidates who share their values, even if they don’t belong to the two major parties and don’t appear to have a chance of winning.
Ohio University spends about $39,000 a month on cable for students
By Georgia Davis | Nov. 1, 2016Ohio University offers cable for students living in residence halls, but not every student utilizes the amenity.
International students are more likely to be multilingual than domestic students
By Jessica Hill | Oct. 31, 2016International students at Ohio University come from all around the world and speak multiple languages, but multilingualism is much more common in other countries than the United States.
