Supreme Court plaintiffs for marriage equality visits Athens
By Madison Lantlme-Capitano | Mar. 31, 2015Jim Obergefell was at the Athena Cinema Tuesday night.
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Students don’t have to break the bank to stay in style this spring season
By Sean Wolfe | Mar. 31, 2015Students looking for spring wardrobes at a low price have a variety of places to explore.
Enjoy warm spring weather at these Athens bars with patios
By Anna Gibbs | Mar. 31, 2015Despite cramped space on Court Street, some establishments think patios are a "must have."
Pride Week set to take place April 19 through 25
By Rebekah Barnes | Mar. 31, 2015Ryant Taylor, Student Senate LGBTQA Affairs commissioner and a previous columnist for The Post, confirmed Tuesday that there will be a Pride Week.
Food ads promoting unhealthy 'food tricks' can be harmful
By CASSIE FAIT | Mar. 31, 2015Cassie writes about the obsession with being thin and how many food companies promote their food with “get thin quick” posts.
School’s treatment of Greg Emery is 'shameless'
Mar. 31, 2015A 2003 alum writes in his support of Greg Emery.
SE Ohio 'bat man' sounds off on the pesky mammal that drove McDavises out of their house
By William T. Perkins | Mar. 31, 2015Chris Prater, who has been a bat man for five years, said Athens homes are perfectly suited for the nocturnal creatures.
Vintage, thrift stores hub of unique, recycled garments, boost local businesses
By Courtney Mihocik | Mar. 31, 2015Make sure you stay on top of all the latest re-emerging throwback trends.
Open senate voting does not equal powerful voice
Mar. 31, 2015Student Senate Vice President says senate’s newest resolution will allow for more direct representation.
Pat Kelly saga indicates the Athens Democratic Party's inability to lead
Mar. 31, 2015Ohio University’s College Republicans “pray for justice” by supporting the decision in the Pat Kelly corruption case
Bats invade 'Post' newsroom on April Fools' Day; staff to receive $1.2 million to move
Mar. 31, 2015Sorry students! We need your tuition money to fund us moving out of our Baker offices.
Athens County Crime Solvers offer up to $2000 for info on assaults, theft
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 31, 2015In their Crimes of the Month report, the Athens County Crime Solvers Anonymous detailed two open cases of assault and two open cases of theft from the Athens Police Department as well as a case of breaking and entering from the Ohio University Police Department.
Hundreds take to Park Place for 'bat rally' to protest McDavis move
Mar. 31, 2015Park Place was packed with more than a hundred students, faculty and staff members who gathered to protest the lease agreement for a $1.2 million home for President Roderick McDavis and his wife Deborah on Tuesday night.
Ohio falls to Ohio State in extras
By Tony Wolfe | Mar. 31, 2015It was the second loss in extra innings for the Bobcats this season.
Kiss the old Jeff Dining Hall goodbye
By Alex Meyer | Mar. 31, 2015Renovations to Jefferson Market will include late-night dining options and a “Whole Foods store” concept area.
New Holzer CEO looks to bring more specialized physicians to area and expand education programs
By Luke Furman | Mar. 31, 2015In an interview with The Post Dr. Christopher T. Meyer, CEO of Holzer, spoke about the health care service’s current expansion projects and the state of healthcare as a whole.
Solich's offseason won't just be spent scrolling through his new Twitter account
By Andy Kovar | Mar. 31, 2015Coach Frank Solich doesn't have much of an offseason, even after spring practices end.
Calipari & Kentucky: The good, the bad and the ugly
By Christopher Miller | Mar. 31, 2015Coach John Calipari and the one-and-done rule are ruining college basketball.
Ohio University Police has barricaded president's residence ahead of protest
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 31, 2015OUPD placed barricades around the former residence of OU President Roderick McDavis in anticipation of the OU Student Union "Bat Rally."
OU themes allow students to explore passions, no degree attached
By Bethany N. Bella | Mar. 30, 2015College of Arts and Sciences themes explore global issues, connects interdisciplinary faculty with students, and is a good way for students to earn general education requirements
