Mayor unlikely to seek another term
By EMILY BOHATCH | Dec. 1, 2014After seven years of service as mayor of Athens, Paul Wiehl announced at the Athens City Council meeting Monday night he would likely not seek re-election in 2015.
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Police Blotter: Ohio University peaceful over Thanksgiving break
By Matt Cudahy | Dec. 1, 2014Nothing much happened over Thanksgiving Break when all the students lecft campus.
Social Tuesdays: App allows users to ‘Reveal’ pictures, videos
By Lacy Purdum | Dec. 1, 2014Imagine an app that took all the best features from popular social media applications and combined them into one.
Public relations pro pushes students to be “unconventional”
By BETHANY BELLA | Dec. 1, 2014Fred Cook, award-winning CEO of Golin, spoke to Ohio University students about innovative public relations tactics and opportunities.
Mayor of Athens announces he will likely not seek re-election
By EMILY BOHATCH | Dec. 1, 2014After seven years of service as mayor of Athens, Paul Wiehl announced at the Athens City Council meeting Monday night he would likely not seek re-election in 2015.
Women's Association to provide space for campus women to collaborate, discuss issues
By Rebekah Barnes | Dec. 1, 2014The Ohio Women's Association was recently created to encourage discussion and collaboration between women on campus. The next meeting is tenetatively planned to take place in the second week of spring semester.
Rally After occupying Baker Center, summit continues discussion
By Alex Meyer | Dec. 1, 2014Ohio University students will meet in Baker University Center Theatre on Tuesday evening to continue the conversation started at the occupation of Baker University Center on Nov. 24.
Winners were announced for local gingerbread competition, all creations to be showcased Uptown
By MERYL GOTTLIEB | Dec. 1, 2014The second year of the Uptown for the Holidays Gingerbread Competition featured several Athens landmark replicas and a model of Hagrid’s hut from Harry Potter. Winners were announced Monday night.
Concert warms up for holiday season
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Dec. 1, 2014Choral Union and Symphony Orchestra, along with other OU music groups, are set to play classics and holiday music at MemAud Tuesday night.
BedPost: Columnist leaves the bedside for real-world sexcapades
Dec. 1, 2014Kristin writes her final column and says thanks to readers. The new female columnist will be announced on Post Oral on Thursday.
Jewish community celebrates Hanukkah on campus early
By Marisa Fernandez | Dec. 1, 2014Since Hanukkah takes place over Winter Break, Hillel is holding events early to allow the Jewish community on campus to celebrate together.
Chipotle still awaiting public hearing on liquor license
By William T. Perkins | Dec. 1, 2014The restaurant chain will undergo a public hearing before their request for a liquor license will be granted, but a corporate spokesperson said the chain has no intention of becoming a bar.
Trash and tobacco ordinances adopted
By EMILY BOHATCH | Dec. 1, 2014City Council had a third reading of the trash ordinance.
2011 rape in Shively reported to OUPD
By Matt Cudahy | Dec. 1, 2014For the third time in less than a month, a woman has reported she was raped on Ohio University’s Athens campus.
Lean In Further: We must come together to combat injustices despite our differences
By Jessica Ensley | Dec. 1, 2014We must all join together regardless of race, gender identity, class and sexuality. Only then can the real revolution begin.
Letter: Honor healthcare workers
Dec. 1, 2014OhioHealth honors the dedicated and exceptional staff of the OhioHealth Appalachian Community Visiting Nurse Association Hospice and Health Services.
Amplified Observations: Instrumental music best when studying for finals
By Luke Furman | Dec. 1, 2014Music with no vocal tracks can help students while they study for mind-numbing finals.
Editorial: 'Post' urges students to participate in #handsupwalkout Summit
Dec. 1, 2014The Post encourages all students to attend the #handsupwalkout Summit — a follow-up to the Occupy Baker protest from last week — at 7 p.m. in Baker University Center Theatre.
Sports Column: Is Kobe Bryant still ‘All About Winning’? Recent actions raise questions
By Jimmy Watkins | Dec. 1, 2014Kobe Bryant has always told us that he is all about winning, but his recent actions and play tell a different story.
Volleyball: Bobcats finish season disappointed
By Andy Kovar | Dec. 1, 2014#OhioVB: Final two matches of the season keep Bobcats from their ultimate goal of making the NCAA tournament.
