Bandwagon Battle: What happens when a newsroom gets really weird about hockey teams they don't actually care about
By Seth Archer | Oct. 11, 2016A story of yelling, trauma and emotion.
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Football: A midseason report card
By Cameron Fields , Andrew Gillis and Charlie Hatch | Oct. 11, 2016The football reporters grade the Bobcats up to this point in the season.
Football: A team on the rise, Eastern Michigan heads to Athens on Saturday
By Andrew Gillis | Oct. 11, 2016The Eagles will bring a balanced offense on Saturday in hopes of spoiling a strong start to MAC play for the Bobcats.
Freshmen living off-campus have to 'search a little harder' for social opportunities
By Megan Henry | Oct. 11, 2016More than 650 freshmen and more than 1,600 sophomores live off-campus for Fall Semester 2016.
Student Senate: Senate will vote to support bias reporting system
By Taylor Snyder | Oct. 11, 2016Ohio University Student Senate will vote on whether to support the implementation of a bias incident reporting tool.
Out of the Comfort Zone: Cookies, Baseball and Trump
By Juli Holbert | Oct. 11, 2016This past Monday was full of good things: presidential debates, baseball games and cookies.
Ohio University alumnus looking to find home for late college sweetheart’s hobby
By Abbey Marshall | Oct. 11, 2016In an effort to honor the memory of his college sweetheart, James E. Guyette is searching for a Southeastern Ohio museum or art gallery to display her unique hobby: miniature scenes.
What Would You Wear: Promotional T-shirts speak volumes
By Kayla Beard | Oct. 11, 2016Columnist Kayla Beard weighs in on the unifying and divisive qualities of the most basic fashion piece: the T-shirt.
Uptown Eats: What to buy at the grocery store
By Rachel Greenwald | Oct. 11, 2016Feeling lost at the grocery store? The Post can help.
Athens Football: Athens is adopting a two-back system after success from Roback and Casteel
By Wynston Wilcox | Oct. 11, 2016The two-headed monster in the backfield has caused a shift in the Bulldogs' offensive scheme.
As of Tuesday afternoon, voter registration down for Athens compared to 2012
By Maddie Capron | Oct. 11, 2016As of Tuesday afternoon, about 3,200 fewer people had registered to vote in Athens County than were registered to vote in 2012.
Men's Basketball: Doug Taylor looks completely different a year later
By Luke O' Roark | Oct. 11, 2016The Post analyzes Ohio men's basketball forward Doug Taylor.
Police Blotter: Homecoming week yields another string of thefts, nearly a dozen drug charges
By Lauren Fisher | Oct. 11, 2016The department saw a significant uptick in crimes over the week, including a number of seemingly-related thefts occurring on South Green parking lots.
LGBT Center to host a screening of 'Rocky Horror Picture Show'
By Emma Falter | Oct. 11, 2016The LGBT Center will be hosting a screening and discussion of the movie, The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Noon Talk at Kennedy Museum of Art will discuss a large mixed media piece
By LynAnne Vucovich | Oct. 11, 2016Guest artist Mateo Galvano comes to the Kennedy Museum of Art to talk about his work ‘Returners.’
Quite Contrary: Why you’re wrong about the internet
By William T. Perkins | Oct. 11, 2016Columnist William T. Perkins explains why you’re (arguably) wrong about the internet.
"Racism Lives Here" painted on the side of Athens County Republican Party headquarters
By Luke Torrance | Oct. 11, 2016"Fascism Lives Here" was also found spray painted on an adjacent apartment complex.
Ken Bone steals America's heart; Athens women supporting Trump despite remarks
By Madeleine Peck | Oct. 11, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter
Faculty Senate: Board of Trustees members meet with senate about presidential search
By Sarah M. Penix | Oct. 11, 2016Ohio University Board of Trustees Chair David Wolfort and Vice-Chair Janetta King presented to Faculty Senate on Monday to discuss the university’s search for its next president.
City Council: West Side, North Side residents might be able to park on residential streets longer
By Brook Endale | Oct. 11, 2016Some Athens residents might soon be able to forgo the 24-hour parking rule — but only in certain neighborhoods.
