Students welcome to collaborate on Honey for the Home project
By Madison Lantelme-Capitano | Mar. 9, 2015Local artist Patty Mitchell is pairing up with Hillel to create tapestries to be shown during Moms Weekend.
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University and city officials remind students that police presence will be increased for fests
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 9, 2015In a joint news release, Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl and Ohio University president Roderick McDavis remind students to remain respectful during fest season.
In Case You Missed It
Mar. 8, 2015Here are briefs about how teams did throughout the break, and more coverage.
Trustees to vote on construction, scholarships
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 8, 2015Ohio University Board of Trustees will meet March 12 and 13 to focus on creating a scholarship fund and approving several construction projects.
The possibility of a bar in Kroger stirs Athens residents and officials
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 8, 2015After Kroger officials mentioned the possibility of a bar in their store, Athens residents and officials voice their concerns.
March is National Nutrition Month, so start making good food choices
Mar. 8, 2015March is National Nutrition Month so what better time than now to start eating good healthy foods that benefit your body and the environment.
Vitamin D especially important during winter months
By Mark Gottschlich | Mar. 8, 2015You can get vitamin D from being in the sun, so you should focus more on that during the winter.
Catch up on what you missed during spring break
Mar. 8, 2015Welcome back, Bobcats. Athens isn’t nearly as lively without you here.
YouTubers turning to other sites to make a profit
By Sophie Kruse | Mar. 8, 2015YouTube personalities are turning to sponsorships or other sites like Vessel to make more money.
Staff Picks: Monday's MAC Tournament game against Western Michigan
Mar. 8, 2015@ThePostSports staffers try to predict Monday's MAC Tournament game against Western Michigan.
Ohio adds its third sweep of the season with three wins against UIC
By Tony Wolfe | Mar. 8, 2015The Bobcats improved their defense and rediscovered some magic in its pitching staff as it swept University of Illinois-Chicago in three straight
Ohio finishes third in MAC tournament
By Andrew Gillis | Mar. 8, 2015The Bobcats were pushed by strong performances to a third place finish from five national qualifying wrestlers.
No. 6 Ohio falls to No. 3 Minot State in quarterfinals of national tournament
By Tony Wolfe | Mar. 8, 2015No. 6 Ohio dropped an 4-3 overtime heartbreaker to No. 3 Minot State in the national quarterfinals on Sunday.
Ohio hits road for first-round tournament game
By Chad Lindskog | Mar. 8, 2015The Bobcats have a “nothing to lose” mindset heading into the first round of the MAC Tournament.
City gives minor misdemeanor charges to those unwilling to shovel sidewalks
By EMILY BOHATCH | Mar. 8, 2015Despite the icy weather, some Athens residents have neglected to shovel their sidewalks and have paid the price for it — $150.
Trustees to vote on construction, scholarships
By Lucas Daprile | Mar. 8, 2015The Board of Trustees will meet Thursday and Friday.
Q&A with executive producer and CEO of Shadowbox Live
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Mar. 8, 2015The Post talks with Stev Gustav, co-founder, executive producer and CEO of Shadow Box Live. Gustav will be a guest lecturer with the Ohio University Center for Entrepreneurship on Monday.
The Athena Cinema celebrates 100th anniversary with yearlong iconic film festival
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Mar. 8, 2015The Athena Cinema is known now as an art-house theater, but in its 100 years, it has undergone immense changes.
After six years of overpopulation, deer hunting regulations may tighten
By William T. Perkins | Mar. 8, 2015The Ohio Division of Wildlife has proposed several changes to hunting regulations in the state, including a reduction in the number of deer an individual can shoot down a year. But deer populations still may be a nuisance within city bounds.
Child porn case proceeds to next level court
By Julia Fair | Mar. 8, 2015Ohio University employee Jeffrey Shira faces multiple second-degree felony charges related to child pornography at the Athens Court of Common Pleas.
