Legendary broadcaster reflects on time in Athens
By Tony Wolfe | Feb. 2, 2015The Post’s Where Are They Now series catches up with the Cincinnati Reds broadcaster for a look back at his career as well as his time in Athens.
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Commissioners to discuss controversial spray use in Wayne National Forest
By Matt Cudahy | Feb. 2, 2015The Athens County Commissioners will meet Tuesday to discuss possible policy changes for the Athens County EMS.
Senate heads refute university official’s claim over rescheduled meeting
Feb. 2, 2015Graduate Student Senate President Carl Edward Smith III disagrees that university officials notified him of the Budget Planning Council meeting change in a sufficient amount of time.
Telescope observatory plans on hold pending decision from Ridges committee
By Dina Berliner | Feb. 2, 2015After getting approval for $300,000 toward a new telescope observatory, the Physics and Astronomy Department is waiting for a decision from the university.
OU has rapidly-approaching sustainability goals, and one class hopes to help enact those changes
By Bethany N. Bella | Feb. 2, 2015To educate its students on the Climate Action and Sustainability benchmarks, OU offers a Zero Waste Initiative class, which hopes to empower students to effect campus-wide recycling and composting changes.
Womens Basketball: Black named MAC East Player of the Week
By Luke O'Roark | Feb. 2, 2015Ohio junior guard Kiyanna Black was named Mid-American Conference East Player of the Week on Monday after her performances against Akron and Central Michigan.
Campus Counselor: OU’s hook-up culture doesn’t mean you have to hook up too
By Olivia Hupp | Feb. 2, 2015Some students choose to go home with others at the end of the night, but that doesn’t mean you have to
Op-Ed: Graduate Student Senate President expresses his frustration at the exclusion from meetings
By Carl Edward Smith III | Feb. 2, 2015President of Graduate Student Senate expresses his frustration at the ‘strategic’ exclusion from essential meetings.
Lean In Further: Administrators’ words are meaningless until they fund OUSAP
By Jessica Ensley | Feb. 2, 2015Until OU’s administrators puts in writing that they will fund OUSAP, their words are meaningless.
Nurturing OUr Nature: OU’s upcoming gas pipeline ruins its ‘green’ reputation
By Grant Stover | Feb. 2, 2015People often pride OU on being environmentally friendly, but after BOT allowed a pipeline to be built, that’s inaccurate.
Editorial: ‘Post’ supports Code of Conduct change, encourages conversation
Feb. 2, 2015The Post supports changes made to the student code of conduct following a recently settled lawsuit.
Anonymous $1M donation destined for arts education
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Feb. 2, 2015The Performing Arts and Concert Series has received a $1 million donation, but it’s not for a spring show in The Convo. It’s all about educational programming for OU students and local schoolchildren.
Cold weather limits Court Street clothing options
By Kate Keverline | Feb. 2, 2015Going out in the winter poses a problem for outfit choices
Pop culture highlights domestic violence abuses, everyday problems
By Will Gibbs | Feb. 2, 2015Both men and women seek help with domestic violence issues locally.
Speaker to stress awareness of HIV/AIDS in the modern age
By Marisa Fernandez | Feb. 2, 2015Cornelius Jones Jr. to talk about his experiences with HIV.
Blackburn takes stand on first morning of Pat Kelly trial's second week
By Samuel Howard | Feb. 2, 2015See what the prosecutor alleged of Kelly's action while in office.
University settles in free speech case
By Will Drabold | Feb. 2, 2015Ohio University settled a free-speech lawsuit filed against OU in July 2014 with Isaac Smith, a student who coordinated his suit with the national group, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. OU will pay Smith $6,000 and his attorneys fees of $26,000.
Super Bowl draws hundreds Uptown
By Matt Cudahy | Feb. 1, 2015Football fans took to Uptown bars for Super Bowl Sunday, rendering the normally noisy bars quiet in the last 20 seconds of the game
Sheriff’s trial enters its sixth day Monday; prominent figures left to testify
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 1, 2015Last week, several testified in Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly’s criminal trial. Testimony is expected to continue into the next week.
