Employee affinity AAPI group celebrates minority voices
By Mary Kate McNamee | Apr. 24, 2024OU’s Asian American Pacific Islander employee groups make headway for students and professors.
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Softball: Jenna Hall looks to return Ohio to former glory through recruiting
By Marc Goldstein | Apr. 24, 2024During her first two seasons as Ohio Softball head coach, Jenna Hall has learned how to revive the program as it looks to usher in a new era of dominance.
OU’s Habitat for Humanity creates sustainable, safe homes
By Gina Napoli | Apr. 24, 2024OU’s Habitat for Humanity is a student-run organization that builds sustainable and affordable homes across Southeast Ohio. The international organization has an inspiring history, and each member encourages people to get involved and continue the mission.
Internet uses comedy to cope with controversial celebrity deaths
By Jude Hannahs | Apr. 24, 2024The deaths of controversial celebrities have caused mixed public reactions on social media.
Potential Ukrainian class offers students learning opportunities
By Paige Fisher | Apr. 24, 2024An OU student and success adviser hopes to create opportunities for OU students to connect with students of Ostroh Academy in Athens’ sister city Ostroh, Ukraine. The two are trying to create an experiential learning course to educate students on Ukraine’s history, language and Ostroh Academy.
UAOU continues to urge unionization vote
By Maggie Amacher | Apr. 24, 2024The United Academics of Ohio University, or UAOU, hosted an event and discussion of the current state of unionization in College Green on Wednesday from noon to 1 p.m. to demonstrate to OU leadership that faculty are ready to vote for unionization.
Artist Spotlight: Las Nubes returns with a raucous sophomore LP
By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 24, 2024The Miami-based duo’s upcoming record digs deep and produces a loud musical journey.
YouTubers exploit homeless people in content
By Leanne Abel | Apr. 24, 2024Vloggers are taking videos of homeless people, but what is the outcome for them?
9 best bar specials in Athens
By Ashley Pomplas | Apr. 24, 2024Here are the 9 best food and drink specials at Athens bars.
Popular artists revamp their style through rebranding
By Alicia Szczesniak | Apr. 24, 2024Switching image, sound and audiences is what rebranding now looks like in the music industry.
‘The Tortured Poets Department’ is an immersive ride through vulnerability
By Clara Leder | Apr. 24, 2024Taylor Swift’s new album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” brings vulnerability and incredible lyricism to listeners.
Sandra Harris named executive director of Kennedy Museum of Art
By Maggie Amacher | Apr. 24, 2024Ohio University announced Sandra Harris as the executive director of the Kennedy Museum of Art. She starts the position July 1.
‘Merging Concepts: In These Moments’ lets students curate
By Ashley Pomplas | Apr. 24, 2024Ohio University museum studies students put their work on display for the annual exhibition.
Editorial: Eddith Dashiell delivers powerful, necessary banquet speech
By The Post Editorial Board | Apr. 24, 2024Eddith Dashiell condemned the university’s decision to pause race-based scholarships in a powerful speech at the annual journalism scholarship and awards banquet.
Baseball: Bullpen powers Ohio to big home win
By Charlie Fadel | Apr. 24, 2024Luke Olson and the Ohio bullpen gave a dominant performance in Tuesday night’s win
Katie’s Crayonbox: Saying goodbye to green and white
By Katie Millard | Apr. 24, 2024After starting college during COVID-19, I am now left simply grateful.
Unruly juvenile disrupts state testing, loose cow
By Emily Stokes | Apr. 24, 2024A loose cow is missing as deputies cannot locate it, unruly juvenile creates disturbance during state testing.
Farewell Column: Looking back on two years as Equity Director
By Alesha Davis | Apr. 24, 2024I look back on my two years as The Post’s Equity Director with eclectic feelings.
Taylor’s Table Talk: Ohio University’s attempts at modernization subvert its timeless beauty
By Taylor Orcutt | Apr. 24, 2024On April 5, the Board of Trustees approved the new Housing Master Plan. Ohio University has struggled to balance timeless architectural beauty with modernization, to the detriment of student experience and admissions. The new Housing Master Plan shows OU can find balance. However, the university may have lost sight of what’s truly important to Bobcats.
Student Senate removed Treasurer Reagan Farmer
By Paige Fisher , Chase Borland and Madalyn Blair | Apr. 24, 2024With less than two weeks left of the 2023-24 school year, the Senate removed Treasurer Reagan Farmer.
