OUPD nabs man on campus who had handgun, narcotics
By Joshua Lim | Mar. 24, 2015OUPD arrested a man after a traffic stop, narcotics and firearm found
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Council decides not to offer free parking during summer street festivals
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 23, 2015Council members announced Monday night that they would probably not be allowing free parking in the East Washington Street parking garage during any of Uptown festivals.
Department of Commerce rejects city council hearing for Chipotle liquor license
By William T. Perkins | Mar. 23, 2015Months after council requested a hearing contesting Chipotle’s liquor license request in October, the Department of Commerce announced they would not block the restaurant’s request for a liquor license.
Sheriff aids in finding and arresting those who neglect to pay child support
By Julia Fair | Mar. 23, 2015Athens Jobs and Family services have a contract in the amount of $173,258.91 with the sheriff's office to help obtain individuals who aren't paying their child support.
Run The Jewels breaks the barrier between fun and meaningful music
By William Hoffman | Mar. 23, 2015Run The Jewels performance at Cedar Street Courtyard at SXSW was William Hoffman’s favorite from the music conference and festival.
Dominic Petrozzi, founder of #Fest, explains how he keeps the event safe for all
Mar. 23, 2015Dominic Petrozzi sounds off on why his #Fest is the best and how to stay safe.
How to take care of yourself after an assault occurs
By Jessica Ensley | Mar. 23, 2015Steps to take for survivors after being raped or sexually assaulted on campus.
Foreplay for days? Tell your partner when you’re ready to move on
Mar. 23, 2015Ian and Emma discuss how to move from foreplay to the real deal.
These are the important questions to ask regarding the new McDavis house
By Richard Vedder | Mar. 23, 2015Economics professor Richard Vedder writes into The Post regarding the new McDavis house.
Students win $15,000 for designing an app to combat sexual assault
By Alex Meyer | Mar. 23, 2015Seven teams competed in the Scripps Innovation Challenge on Monday, but the winner was “Team Du Monde,” who designed an app and wearable device to combat sexual assault
GSS wants to waive parts of graduate students' general fees
By Megan Henry | Mar. 23, 2015Graduate Student Senate passed four resolutions, including one giving graduate students the option to waive part of the general fee, at the March GSS meeting as it was live streamed for the first time.
Genealogical Society links families to their early Athenian ancestors
By William T. Perkins | Mar. 23, 2015There are currently 591 documented members of the First Families of Athens, which documents the descendants of Athens’ pioneers.
Senate Pres. Marzec, other members found guilty following tuition protest
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 23, 2015Athens County Municipal Court Judge William Grim sentenced Megan Marzec, DJ Amireh and Kyle Tussing to 30 days in jail, but suspended the sentence with the condition that the defendants behave for a year.
Donald Roberts, School of Art professor emeritus, dies at 91
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Mar. 23, 2015Donald Roberts, a professor emeritus in the School of Art, died March 16.
New LGBT-friendly lecture offered this year to help better train OU medical students
By Rachel Hartwick | Mar. 23, 2015A new LGBT-friendly lecture was implemented as part of an OU course this year in an effort to assure medical students practice sensitivity in dealing with LGBT patients.
Volunteer firefighter dead from self-inflicted gunshot wound
By Julia Fair | Mar. 23, 2015A volunteer firefighter was found dead at the Jacksonville Volunteer Fire Department from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
Week’s police reports include public urination, theft and criminal mischief following High Fest
By Joshua Lim | Mar. 23, 2015Some try to flee when they’re caught
Department of Commerce denies hearing on Chipotle liquor permit
By William T. Perkins | Mar. 23, 2015Months after council requested a hearing contesting Chipotle’s liquor license request in October, the Department of Commerce announced they would not hold a hearing.
