No love for Miami before Valentine’s Day meeting
By Chad Lindskog | Feb. 12, 2015The Bobcats will continue their historic rivalry with Miami in Oxford on Saturday.
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Ohio heads to Miami seeking 20th win of season
By Luke O'Roark | Feb. 12, 2015Junior guard Kiyanna Black and the Bobcats will travel to Oxford seeking their 20th win on the season.
Post staffers predict Saturday's Men's Basketball game with Miami.
Feb. 12, 2015"It will literally be the Battle of the Bricks! Who will have the lower shooting percentage?!"
Suspended Sheriff Pat Kelly found guilty on 18 of 25 counts
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 12, 2015After a nearly three-week trial, a jury found suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly guilty on 18 counts.
Prosecutor’s office to refile fourth degree misdemeanor charges against four OU students
By EMILY BOHATCH | Feb. 12, 2015After Athens Municipal Court Judge William Grim agreed to lower charges against the four Ohio University students charged with disrupting a Student Senate meeting in November, the city prosecutor’s office has decided to refile the original charges.
Professor investigates gene that could help treat tumors, diabetes complications
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 11, 2015Nowak has researched a gene that she discovered for more than 20 years.
Jury deliberation continues in Pat Kelly trial
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 11, 2015The jury is still deliberating the verdict in Athens County Sheriff's Pat Kelly's trial.
$1 million settlement between OU and father approved following wrongful death lawsuit
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 11, 2015A $1 million settlement between OU and the father of a student who died of meningitis in 2010 was approved last week in the Ohio Court of Claims
Meet OU's executive chef crafting Boyd dining hall's new menu
By Kaitlin Coward | Feb. 11, 2015The executive chef previously worked at the MGM Grand and the Four Seasons Hotels.
Injection wells in Athens could cause quakes
By William T. Perkins | Feb. 11, 2015Eric Heis, a spokesman for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, said the department is taking a number of precautions to address a recent report that linked hydraulic fracturing to seismic activity.
House shows haven for music, despite potential legal problems
By Jeremy Hill | Feb. 11, 2015Some choose to head to house shows in Athens as opposed to Uptown bars, although these shows are occasionally shut down by the police for noise levels
Despite early struggles, Bobcats extend win streak to nine
By Luke O'Roark | Feb. 11, 2015The Bobcats are having their best season since 1995, but no one’s there to see it.
Jason Carthen building life on leadership following decorated Ohio football career
By Tony Wolfe | Feb. 11, 2015Twenty years after his NFL playing career was cut short by injury, former Bobcat Jason Carthen has found a life after football.
Women’s basketball attendance is pitiful
By Charlie Hatch | Feb. 11, 2015The Bobcats are having their best season since 1995, but no one’s there to see it.
Cultures come together to celebrate Valentine’s Day
By Marisa Fernandez | Feb. 11, 2015The Association for Cultural Exchange uses Valentine's Day as an opportunity to make Valentines and meet new people.
Cultural Appropriation
By Will Gibbs | Feb. 11, 2015Some Bobcat behaviors stem from other cultures that do not feel “honored” to have their backgrounds stolen.
Students, faculty to head to Midwest LGBTQA Conference
By Rebekah Barnes | Feb. 11, 2015LGBT Center leaves Friday to go to the Midwest Bisexual Lesbian Gay Transgender Ally College Conference, or MBLGTACC.
Amplified Observations: What if Wiz Khalifa was the lead singer of Led Zeppelin?
By Luke Furman | Feb. 11, 2015Amplified Observations looks into what it would be like if one of the biggest party rappers led one of the greatest bands of all time.
Lights, Camera, Ashton: Why ‘Jupiter Ascending’s’ failure is not the death of original filmmaking
By Will Ashton | Feb. 11, 2015Will Ashton writes about whether the days of original filmmaking are over. That is, are movies just going to be sequels, remakes and reboots?
