Athens man among first in U.S. to get new prosthetic eye
By Luke Furman | Apr. 14, 2015No one else in Ohio has gotten the treatment.
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First 'Country Night Lights' festival to feature Sam Hunt
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Apr. 14, 2015Prime Social Group, responsible for Number Fest, to host Country Night Lights festival in Athens with headliner Sam Hunt, set to occur on Sept. 26, 2015.
Athens mayoral candidates to speak in forum at OU's Front Room
By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 14, 2015Candidates in the race for Athens City Mayor’s race — Athens City Councilman Steve Patterson (D) and OU student Andrew Looker (R) — will be holding an open forum Wednesday afternoon in the Front Room to answer questions from both the press as well as students and Athens residents.
Athens groundwater sampling project hits a bump in the road
By Matt Cudahy | Apr. 14, 2015Athens County Commissioner held their weekly meeting Tuesday morning to discuss a groundwater sampling project, a promotion, the possible renewing of a road agreement and to decide whether to close a road down or not.
OU student musicians to showcase work at year's end
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Apr. 14, 2015Music students have spent months preparing for student recitals.
Derreck Kayongo to speak on how OU students can succeed; OU Housing to raffle room choice to attendees
By Marisa Fernandez | Apr. 14, 2015The speech is part of OU's international week.
Graduate playwrights showcase their work in 21st annual Seabury Quinn Jr. Playwrights’ Festival
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Apr. 14, 2015The 21st annual Seabury Quinn Jr. Playwrights’ Festival is back with two full productions of graduate playwrights’ work, six staged readings and three mentors ready to give feedback.
Spoon drummer Jim Eno dished out advice to OU students at Glidden Tuesday
By William Hoffman | Apr. 14, 2015There’s no one path to success in the music industry.
HTC dean chosen as American Council on Education Fellow
By Taylor Maple | Apr. 14, 2015Jeremy Webster, dean of Honors Tutorial College, will spend next year away from OU participating in the ACE Fellows Program.
Foster withdraws from GSS elections
Apr. 14, 2015Chelsea Foster is no longer running in the GSS Elections, leaving only one candidate in the race for vice president of communications.
OU to house displaced fraternity members in dorms
By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 14, 2015Although Athens Fire Department Captain George Klinger said the fraternity brothers would likely be allowed to return to the house the morning following the fire, Lee Fuller, president of the Housing Corporation for Phi Kappa Psi, said they would not be returning until the end of the week.
McDavis breaks near month long silence about Coventry Lane
By Alex Meyer | Apr. 13, 2015Ohio University President Rodericl McDavis spoke out about the controversy surrounding OU’s decision to move the president out of his former home on campus at a Faculty Senate meeting Monday.
Candidate drops out of student trustee race a day before elections
By Dina Berliner | Apr. 13, 2015Devin Sudman decided he will no longer run for the position of student trustee.
New permitting system to expedite event applications
By EMILY BOHATCH | Apr. 13, 2015A new special events application would expedite council’s current six week system of approving special events as well as place a quick price tag for the city’s consideration.
'Post' values editorial independence
Apr. 13, 2015Editorial independence is a key tenet of The Post’s mission
Student Senate ballot will include option to vote ‘no confidence’ in administration
By Maygan Beeler | Apr. 13, 2015A vote of no confidence in Ohio University’s top administrators and Board of Trustees will appear on the Student Senate ballot alongside candidates for 2015-16 Student Senate and Student Trustee positions.
Men in fraternities are more likely to be rapists than other college men
By Jessica Ensley | Apr. 13, 2015Statistics are bleak regarding sexual assault in sorority, fraternity environment
International Week starts with fashion, singing
By Marisa Fernandez | Apr. 13, 2015IWEEK begins as the first event shows off fashion and international talent
Writers try to sidestep stereotypes when writing LGBT characters
By Rachel Hartwick | Apr. 13, 2015Queer comedy is rising, and Madeline Olneck, whose movie The Foxy Merkins is now on Netflix, visited OU to workshop with students on writing LGBT characteres.
