Students occupy Baker Center following latest decision in Mike Brown case
By The Post Staff | Nov. 24, 2014Students voted to occupy Baker University Center around 10:30 p.m. on Monday. Stick with The Post for details.
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Police Blotter: Glouster woman loses her dentures
By Matt Cudahy | Nov. 24, 2014A man also reportedly urinated over a Wilson Hall futon on Sunday morning.
OUPD’s new four-legged recruit begins its duty
By Joshua Lim | Nov. 24, 2014OUPD now has two bomb-sniffing dogs on its force.
New violin shop open in Athens
By M.C. Tilton | Nov. 24, 2014Fiddle and Bow is now open on East State Street near Uptown.
Between The Lines: Photo policy rubs reporter the wrong way
By Will Drabold | Nov. 24, 2014On Sunday, Ohio University accidentally did not prorate student flex meal plans to realize the fact that there are only two days of school this week. Students should have had only five “swipes” for the two-day week for a 14 flex-meal plan. When The Post learned about that mistake, we began reporting.
OUPD issues crime alert for reported rape
By Sam Howard | Nov. 24, 2014The attack reportedly happened early Sunday morning.
Athens organizations provide meals to those with nowhere to turn
By Sophie Kruse | Nov. 24, 2014There are various options for those seeking a hot meal in Athens over the Thanksgiving break.
Students file online petition to remove ACACIA fraternity from campus
By Alex Meyer | Nov. 24, 2014Accusations of rape violence circulated online over the weekend, which lead a student organization to file an online petition to remove Acacia from campus.
Thanksgiving experience different across campus due to different backgrounds, traditions
By Marisa Fernandez | Nov. 24, 2014Students across campus all have different Thanksgiving experiences, from international students who stay in Athens for the holiday or those from Native American roots.
Students swarm campus markets, dining halls after meals not prorated
By Dina Berliner | Nov. 24, 2014Culinary Services didn't prorate meal plans at the beginning of this week to accommodate the days off.
Reviewing Rod: McDavis, faculty have history of tension
By Olivia Hitchcock | Nov. 24, 2014During Roderick McDavis’ decade as president, faculty have expressed discontent with his interaction and his performance and voted no confidence in him.
Ouellette named MAC East offensive player of the week
By Alex Busch | Nov. 24, 2014A.J. Ouellette, a freshman running back, has been named the Mid-American Conference East division's offensive player of the week.
Football: Ohio’s postseason hopes on the line at this year’s Battle of the Bricks
By Chad Lindskog | Nov. 24, 2014The Bobcats are looking to secure bowl eligibility for a sixth straight year on Tuesday at Miami.
Men's Basketball: ’Cats look to rebound at home
By Chad Lindskog | Nov. 24, 2014The Bobcats are looking to move past their first loss on Tuesday against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
Staff Picks: Ohio vs. Miami
Nov. 24, 2014@ThePostSports tries to predict the outcome of Tuesday’s game against Miami.
Women's Basketball: Bobcats plan to keep winning streak alive against the Norse
By Luke O'Roark | Nov. 24, 2014Ohio, who are 3-0 for the first time since 2006, have had a change in mentality, as they hope to extend their winning streak.
Thousands without power in Athens County
By Samuel Howard | Nov. 24, 2014Gusts are expected to be as quick as 50 mph Monday.
Editorial: Anonymous evidence won’t lead to investigation
Nov. 24, 2014After accusations of members of the ACACIA fraternity drugging, sexually assaulting and beating women at a residence commonly known as the “Blue House” on Court Street, a petition surfaced on Change.org Sunday night calling for a ban of the fraternity’s chapter at Ohio University.
Lean In Further: Petition to ban ACACIA deserves student support
By Jessica Ensley | Nov. 24, 2014The ACACIA fraternity chapter on this campus is notorious for drugging and raping women. All semester, people have been posting on Yik Yak, an anonymous social media app, that the men of ACACIA and the people who live at the “Blue House” on Court Street are targeting women.
Amplified Observations: Big Boi less appreciated member of legendary hip-hop group, Outkast
By Luke Furman | Nov. 24, 2014I have yet to meet someone who disproves my theory that Outkast is universally loved. Even my parents, musical luddites from the 1980s’ hair-metal scene, admit their acceptance of the now-legendary duo. Whenever the first piano-laden bars of “Roses” comes on at a party, it’s nearly impossible for all in attendance not to scream “Caroline!” in the next few seconds. Simply put, everyone loves Outkast.
