Swimming: Bobcats fall to sixth overall after second day at MAC Championships
By Wynston Wilcox | Feb. 26, 2015Ohio finished the second day of the Mid-American Conference Swimming and Diving Championships on Thursday.
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Ohio takes undefeated show on road to face Georgia State
By Tony Wolfe | Feb. 26, 2015Ohio is headed to Georgia for a three-game series against Georgia State this weekend.
Post sports staff predict Friday's ball game
Feb. 26, 2015@ThePostSports staffers try to predict Friday's road game against the Zips.
‘Cats hit the road, looking to snap losing streak against slumping Zips
By Alex Busch | Feb. 26, 2015The Bobcats will face the Zips on Friday in Akron, as both teams are looking to break their longest losing streaks in more than a decade.
Bobcats integrate newest players in spring practice
By Andy Kovar | Feb. 26, 2015Four members of the Bobcats' recruiting class from this season are already on campus and practicing with the team.
Homeless search for winter housing
By Julia Fair | Feb. 26, 2015Homeless individuals in Athens County look for various places to stay in the cold winter months. Some find beds at homeless shelters, but some find a place to stay at Southeastern Regional Jail for the night.
Bobcats ready for MAC Indoor Championships
By Lauren J. Young | Feb. 26, 2015Coach Clay Calkins has faith in the team’s abilities and hopes that the work they have put in during practice will translate in their MAC meet performances.
University efforts to support foster youth are important
Feb. 26, 2015We’re excited to see foster care program continue to grow, and we hope the university considers establishing similar programs for other underserved portions of the university population.
What majors pay well?
By Matthew LeBar | Feb. 26, 2015It is common advice to pick a major that pays well. This leads to a fairly obvious question — what majors pay well?
College students and caffeine addiction
By Maria Fischer | Feb. 26, 2015Caffeine may be able to get you through an intense late night study session — but that “A” can come at the price of your health.
‘Post’ to continue bringing you news over break
By JIM RYAN | Feb. 26, 2015If there’s anything happening here that you need to know about while you’re soaking up the sun (or watching Netflix in your childhood bedroom), you can count on us to be your source of Athens and OU news.
Though local agencies have been denied grant funding, beneficial programs continue
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 25, 2015The Athens County Sheriff’s Office, Athens Police Department and My Sister’s Place have recently been denied grant funding for programs benefiting survivors of sexual assault and domestic abuse, but are still pushing forward
Ohio sets new record, ends day one in fourth
By Paul Holden | Feb. 25, 2015After the first day of competition at the Mid-American Conference Championships the Bobcats sit in fourth place and set a new Ohio school record.
New BLAC hosts summit to discuss race issues, future goals
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 25, 2015About 25 students attended a summit to discuss future initiatives for the group.
GSS members to fill in for vacant city council liaison position
Feb. 25, 2015GSS members to fill in for vacant city council liaison position
Faculty dance, sing to benefit summer camp for children battling cancer
Feb. 25, 2015Alpha Phi Omega hosted the Sixth Annual Ava Nichols Faculty Pageant Wednesday night, with all the money raised going toward Camp Quality Ohio.
Prostate and Cervical cancer rates in Athens County are among highest in region
By Luke Furman | Feb. 25, 2015A high smoking rate and lack of vaccination are possible explanation for Athens County’s high prostate and cervical cancer incidence rates.
PostOral: Some advice for potential spring break hookups
Feb. 25, 2015Editor's Note: Some language may be offensive to listeners
The facades may stay, but rest of West Union buildings “total loss”
By EMILY BOHATCH | Feb. 25, 2015City officials said though they are working to preserve the facades of buildings affected by the West Union Street fires, the rest of the buildings may need to be demolished.
Flower shop struggling to attract business in new location
By Jeremy Hill | Feb. 25, 2015Jack Neal Floral reopened in late December after its former building was destroyed in the West Union Street Fire. But the city’s unwillingness to approve its sign is hurting business.
