Students dissect first-day outfit's importance
By Dylan Pohovey | Aug. 28, 2022The first impression one makes can often be what influences their relationships with others.
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National Women’s Equality Day helps people reflect on their identities, roles in life
By McKenna Christy | Aug. 25, 2022August 26, a day in the U.S. is dedicated to commemorating the 19th Amendment’s certification into the Constitution and the continued fight for women’s equality.
Skate Jam flips back for its second year this weekend
By Joe Timmerman | Aug. 24, 2022Midwest’s skate community flocks to Athens for the charity event.
Paper City Players to perform new rendition of timeless classic
By Alyssa Cruz | Aug. 24, 2022Jane Austen’s beloved novel, "Pride and Prejudice," has undergone many adaptations since its publication in 1813. From zombies to British television series, the tale has undergone some serious modifications.
Weekender Briefs: Enjoy sunrise yoga, clean up the Hocking River
By Katie Millard | Aug. 24, 2022Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Multicultural Expo provides opportunities for students seeking involvement, fun
By McKenna Christy | Aug. 24, 2022The Black Student Union, Multicultural Center and Division of Diversity and Inclusion organized the Multicultural Expo for Aug. 25.
Students fawn over animals at UPC petting zoo
By Katie Millard | Aug. 23, 2022Dozens of animals joined excited students on South Beach Tuesday as part of the Welcome Week petting zoo.
Live Healthy Appalachia promotes healthy eating in Southeast Ohio
By Tre Spencer | Aug. 23, 2022Live Healthy Appalachia is an organization dedicated to bringing healthy eating, food awareness and education in and around Athens.
Finding balance in family, friends, passions during busy school year
By McKenna Christy | Aug. 23, 2022Sometimes it feels like college will always be overwhelming, but students have found that the people around them and the activities they love to do can ground them.
Tracking Trends: Future 'sisters' capture the internet through 'Rushtok'
By Alyssa Cruz | Aug. 22, 2022Participants of Panhellenic recruitment around the nation create a platform on TikTok.
Students display their organizations at Involvement Fair
By Caroline Kammerer | Aug. 22, 2022Students had the opportunity to learn more about organizations at this year’s involvement fair as a way to get more involved on campus.
Students share their thoughts on the upcoming school year
By Mimi Calhoun | Aug. 21, 2022With this semester beginning to look normal with in-person classes, students tell their thoughts and feelings about the year ahead.
In Case You Missed It: Andrew Tate banned from social media accounts
By McKenna Christy | Aug. 21, 2022Social media influencer and internet personality Andrew Tate was banned from Meta’s social media platforms.
Q&A: Robby Takac talks over 30 years of the Goo Goo Dolls, the pandemic, new album ‘Chaos in Bloom’
By Tate Raub | Aug. 13, 2022The Post sat down with Takac to talk about touring, being a musician during a pandemic, the album and more.
The Ohio State Fair makes its return to Columbus after a two-year hiatus
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 5, 2022With COVID-19 preventing the annual state fair from happening the last two years, attendees were excited to see the gates open again.
Spending time outdoors over the summer requires keeping environment clean, provides healing for mental health
By Tate Raub | July 27, 2022There is an added layer of importance to spending time in nature when it comes to making sure the environment stays clean while doing so.
Kennedy Museum of Art displays creative student exhibition, “Connections, Remembered”
By Grace Koennecke | July 27, 2022The exhibition, created by Ohio University students in the Museum Certificate Program, is on display until Sept. 4.
An ordained minister’s role in creating the perfect day
By McKenna Christy | July 13, 2022Kirstan Thompson performs wedding ceremonies for anyone and everyone despite opposition.
Tracking Trends: Liam Payne sparks controversy in interview on his time in One Direction
By Grace Koennecke | July 6, 2022During the podcast, Paul asked many questions concerning Payne’s time in the band, which seemingly led the singer to express his feelings about his experience with Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik and Harry Styles.
Student share opinions on platonic kissing
By Hannah Campbell | July 6, 2022As “kissing the homies” is normalized more within younger generations, students shared their opinions about getting more intimate with their friends.
