The Fluff Bakery owners to sell business
By William T. Perkins | Apr. 6, 2015Owners of The Fluff Bakery and Catering announced Monday morning they would be selling the property, and that the new owners would have control of the business.
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The Degree of Debt
Apr. 5, 2015This week, The Post has decided to publish a series exploring student debt at Ohio University. Each day, a new story exploring a new topic will be published here, and each day, several students profiles will be highlighted in tandem with the story. Check back here each day of the week to see the new stories.
SOS presidential nominee makes case for campaign
Apr. 5, 2015SOS presidential candidate addresses accusations, advocates for ticket
Student Senate candidates include environmental issues in platform, but BARE is the best ticket
By Grant Stover | Apr. 5, 2015A Post columnist believes the BARE student senate ticket is the right choice for Ohio University students.
Three reasons why McDavis’ new house caused such an uproar
Apr. 5, 2015An OU professor explains why he feels people are upset about university President Roderick McDavis’ new home.
Students should consider new Senate presidential ticket looking to 'flush out' competition
Apr. 5, 2015Ohio University junior Peter Vilardi announces his Student Senate campaign.
A few tips to get back to gaming
By Sophie Kruse | Apr. 5, 2015Finding time for gaming can be difficult, but there are many ways to incorporate gaming into your day
New ordinance outlines guides for distributing pay raises
By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 5, 2015Council will discuss an ordinance that would outline who would be allowed to dole out pay raises within the City Building
Hrynewich wins Lady Colonel Classic
By Jimmy Watkins | Apr. 5, 2015Sophomore Hailey Hrynewich won this weekend’s Lady Colonel Classic after winning a one-hole playoff.
Ohio finishes first MAC sweep of season
By Ethan Felderstein | Apr. 5, 2015Ohio swept Buffalo this weekend to win its first MAC series of the season.
King, Clarke lead Bobcats to sweep of Eagles
By Paul Holden | Apr. 5, 2015After being outscored 22-4 in two games on Friday, Ohio rebounded by sweeping Eastern Michigan on Saturday and Sunday.
‘Wealth and poverty’ week to teach students about Appalachia
By Alex Meyer | Apr. 5, 2015The College of Arts and Sciences will be hosting “Wealth and Poverty in Appalachia” events all week
OU-HCOM hopes to produce primary care physicians to help with national shortage
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 5, 2015Nearly 60 percent of OU-HCOM’s graduates currently practice in the state of Ohio.
Patton College classes moving to Tupper during construction
By Kailtin Coward | Apr. 5, 2015The Patton College will have most classes in Tupper Hall while offices will be temporarily relocated to Lindley Hall.
Career Day at the Ohio Cherry Blossom Invitational
By Wynston Wilcox | Apr. 5, 2015The Bobcats won the Ohio Cherry Blossom Invitational and aside from the performance as a team, there were several girls who had career performances.
Green and White Game ends in dramatic fashion
By Andy Kovar | Apr. 5, 2015With only seconds left on the clock, the Green and White spring game came down to one final kick.
The price of a dream
By Seth Archer | Apr. 5, 2015Megan Popke has a dream to help others by being a nurse at Saint Jude Children’s hospital, and that dream is expensive.
Student due to leave OU with $18,000 of debt despite minimum wage job
Apr. 5, 2015Eli Chambers’s minimum wage job at Whit’s Frozen Custard pays for his daily needs.
Student athlete faces difficulty after taking out first loan
By Alex Meyer | Apr. 5, 2015Student athlete Adam Wise has control over athletics and academics in his life, but less so with paying for college.
