Award-winning faculty and student to be honored at OU Board of Trustees meeting
By Maygan Beeler | Aug. 26, 2015Four individuals will be honored.
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Third Eye Blind concert in Athens to be its first following hiatus
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Aug. 26, 2015The popular band from the late 1990s and 2000s will play OU's MemAud on Friday.
Still no consequences for smoking on OU's campus
Aug. 26, 2015Ohio University has been tobacco-free since the beginning of August.
The Weekender
By Culture Staff | Aug. 26, 2015Welcome to The Weekender. This is the first in a what will be a weekly landing page for all things happening in Athens this weekend. Concerts, events, shindigs and more, are all laid out here in The Weekender.
Sports Column: Changes to AFC teams strengthen them, but not enough to surpass NFC
By Pete Nakos | Aug. 26, 2015Andrew Luck now has all the weapons he needs with T.Y. Hilton, Andre Johnson, and recent draft pick Phillip Dorsett.
Leave the booze at home: 14Fest nixed its BYOB policy
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Aug. 26, 2015Number Fest will be held April 16.
Wi-Fi troubles plague students in first days of semester
By Taylor Maple | Aug. 26, 2015Students are struggling to access the Internet while on university WiFi.
Soccer notebook: Rodgers giving Ohio freshmen early opportunity in the defensive line
By Wynston Wilcox | Aug. 26, 2015Soccer develops back four and mentally prepares for Detroit on Friday.
Writing on the Wall: Student Senate should bring in more voices by voting for participatory government
By Daniel Kington | Aug. 26, 2015A proposal will be voted upon by Ohio University’s Student Senate to determine if it should operate using a participatory form of government, allowing all university students to become voting members.
Post Haste: Seriously, you need to get textbooks; OU names new Women’s Center director
By Jeremy Hill | Aug. 26, 2015And read to the bottom for Athens bar specials.
Sports Column: O Zone bound to thin with new wristband policy
By Andrew Gillis | Aug. 25, 2015The O Zone's new policies may drive students away from games.
Letter: OU Student Union should apologize to Acacia fraternity
Aug. 25, 2015An Ohio University student thinks the Student Union, which made public accusations of rape against Acacia, should apologize to the fraternity.
Ohio University filled its vacant spot of director of the Women’s Center
By Rachel Hartwick | Aug. 25, 2015Coming from University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, the new director plans to use her expertise in women’s issues and intersectionality to take on her role at OU.
Editorial: More Title IX awareness needed on OU’s campus
Aug. 25, 2015After interviewing about 20 students, one Post photographer found that almost no one knew what the landmark law did for the nation.
Volleyball notebook: Ohio readies for opening weekend
By Ethan Felderstein | Aug. 25, 2015Coach Deane Webb preaches cohesiveness, improvement as Bobcats prepare for opening weekend of competition
Gamer Girl: New Halo and Lara Croft are coming this year
By Sophie Kruse | Aug. 25, 2015The Post’s resident video game expert looks forward to several new releases.
How you can save on textbooks this semester
By Marisa Fernandez | Aug. 25, 2015Saving money can be done by exploring the unconventional ways students can acquire textbooks for the fall.
Practical Politics: Why conservatives should support left-leaning Bernie Sanders
By Jack Davies | Aug. 25, 2015Columnist Jack Davies explains why right-wing voters should endorse the democratic socialist.
The 110 celebrates the 40th anniversary of women returning to the band
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Aug. 25, 2015The Marching 110’s history goes beyond the pop songs and dancing, making a decision forty years ago to let women march in the band who were excluded at one point in history
Lost Flamingo Company holding auditions, prepping for fall
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Aug. 25, 2015The Lost Flamingo Company is a student theater organization that is open to all majors. It performs four shows per semester. Auditions are being held Wednesday and Thursday in Bentley Hall.
