Editorial: Students should take advantage of visits from political candidates
Aug. 27, 2014With the November election now fewer than 10 weeks away, we would like to remind students of the importance of meeting with candidates who stop by Athens.
EDITORIALS
Editorial: Stalling to open road is burden to bobcats
Aug. 26, 2014Ohio University will begin construction in October to open the infamous Bobcat Lane, which connects Oxbow Trail to Richland Avenue, by December
Editorial: Semester's final 'Post' presents: General Fee breakdown graphic
Apr. 24, 2014It’s finally the last week of classes, which means today is the last day you’ll see The Post in print for a while.
Editorial: Senate needs new executive oath, but proposed one isn't it
Apr. 21, 2014In the first of what we’re sure will be many disruptions to the way Student Senate usually does things, President-elect Megan Marzec asked current senate President Anna Morton if she could be sworn in under a revised executive oath.
Editorial: Now is the time to disrupt status quo
Apr. 19, 2014We kick off the first day of our last week of newspapers for the semester with a front-page story about another potential tuition increase. The Budget Planning Council recommended to Ohio University President Roderick McDavis that the tuition rate get bumped up 1.5 percent to about $10,535 per year for an Athens campus undergrad. McDavis will probably agree with the BPC, as he usually does, and take the motion to the Board of Trustees for a vote. Normally, the meeting when the trustees vote on tuition takes place before the end of the semester, but this time the board decided to push that meeting back to June and moved it to St. Clairsville. By then, most students will be out of the loop and, most likely, unable to attend.
From the editor's desk: This week: Election, Aiding Athens series and a faulty website
Apr. 16, 2014Waddup, compatriots?
Editorial: 'Post' regretfully cancels Student Senate debate
Apr. 13, 2014We lost our debate, but we can’t find the logic behind the rule that forced its cancellation.
Editorial: Aiding Athens series returns with 5 new nonprofit profiles
Apr. 12, 2014The front pages of The Post are going to look a bit unusual this week.
Editorial: This is the year to raise voter turnout in senate election
Apr. 8, 2014One more week, Bobcats. That’s how long you have to get informed about the three tickets running for Student Senate before the election next Thursday, April 17. So if none of the debating, tabling, tweeting and letter-writing has snagged your attention before today, there’s still time.
Editorial: Balanced discussion is a sign of progress on a tough subject
Apr. 1, 2014Tonight, a crowd of people will march through Athens as part of the Take Back The Night demonstration, and for the first time since the early 2000s, men will be permitted to walk alongside women.
Editorial: Players would suffer if Christian switches
Mar. 31, 2014Reports have surfaced over the last 48 hours that Ohio men’s basketball coach Jim Christian is in the running for the same position at Boston College.
Editorial: Meeting with President E. Gordon Gee should have been public
Mar. 30, 2014Ohio University played host to former Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee and other big names for a discussion about rising higher-education costs.
Editorial: A note about sports, a suggestion about moving spring break
Mar. 26, 2014Swimming & diving
Editorial: Cons outweigh pros of hosting CIT games
Mar. 24, 2014Good news, everyone: The Ohio men’s basketball team has advanced to the “elite eight” of the Collegeinsider.com Tournament, continuing to compete alongside the few NCAA teams still playing this late into March.
