Professional dancers think ‘Dance Moms’ isn’t a good representation of the dance world
By Anna Gibbs | Apr. 15, 2015Professionals in the dance field give their thoughts on the reality show ‘Dance Moms.’
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Record Store Day to celebrate independent record stores, but they’re still struggling
By Sean Wolfe | Apr. 15, 2015Even with celebrations like Record Store Day, independent record stores are feeling the weight of the influence and power of major record labels
Bands move on; so should you
By Luke Furman | Apr. 15, 2015Amplified Observations takes a look into bands that continued to make music despite the death of their artistic voice.
Athens County likely to become No. 1 chemical frackwaste acceptor in Ohio
By M.C. Tilton | Apr. 15, 2015ODNR has issued an injection well permit to K&H Partners in Troy Township, which would make Athens County the biggest fracking waste depository in the state.
More than 2,000 Student Senate ballots cast on day one
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 14, 2015The first day of Student Senate elections kicked off strong with more than 2,000 votes already cast, according to the Board of Elections and university officials.
Ohio vanquishes Dayton 8-2
By Jordan Randall | Apr. 14, 2015Although Dayton is not in the Mid-American Conference, Ohio wanted to send a statement to the Flyers, who also hail from the state of Ohio.
Pam Benoit named finalist for chancellor position in Illinois
By SARA JERDE | Apr. 14, 2015Pam Benoit, Ohio University's executive vice president and provost, is in the running for a new job.
Trevor Noah’s controversial tweets have sparked discussion on finding the “line” in comedy
By Will Gibbs | Apr. 14, 2015TV host causes controversy with surfaced tweets.
‘Post’ staff predicts Stanley Cup Playoffs
Apr. 14, 2015All eight series predicted and explained by The Post sports staff.
'Cats are building a program — and it's starting to pay off
By Jimmy Watkins | Apr. 14, 2015Ohio is becoming more experienced.
Sophomores carry Bobcats to best performance of the year
By Matt Fout | Apr. 14, 2015The Bobcats had their best finish of the year as two golfers finished in the top ten.
Bobcats' pitching depth proves too much for Youngstown State
By Tony Wolfe | Apr. 14, 2015Possibly the greatest asset of Ohio coach Rob Smith’s policy of pitching by committee in mid-week games is the fact it takes the pressure off one individual to carry the team for several innings.
DIY culture in Athens produces small but gratifying takeaways
By Courtney Mihocik | Apr. 14, 2015A counterculture from the 1980s still thrives in the fashion of college age students today.
Kitchen gadgets you can’t live without
By CASSIE FAIT | Apr. 14, 2015AfterTASTE columnist Cassie Fait informs readers about some basic kitchen gadgets that any cooking enthusiast should possess.
Funding caps force Student Senate candidates to get creative with campaigns
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 14, 2015A resolution that caps campaign funding for Student Senate elections forces candidates to get creative with their restricted budgets.
'The Post' makes its endorsements for OU Student Senate
Apr. 14, 2015Student Senate elections are this week.
OU President McDavis wrong to ask for ‘Post’ arrangement
Apr. 14, 2015The president is acting like a "expensive, petulant child."
Disappointing headline for ‘Post’ column
Apr. 14, 2015The column was written by a fraternity brother who graduated from OU six years ago.
Unopposed races dominating OU Graduate Student Senate elections
By Megan Henry | Apr. 14, 2015No races are contested.
OU officials look to the future with the Comprehensive Master Plan 2016
By Kaitlin Coward | Apr. 14, 2015OU officials held the first of two public meetings on the Comprehensive Master Plan 2016, which outlines how Ohio University will approach the next 10 years.
