Field Hockey: Bobcats expect challenge Tuesday
By Luke O'Roark | Oct. 20, 2014After a 5-3 win against Ball State, Ohio’s offense is searching to carry momentum against a quality opponent in nationally ranked Louisville.
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Football: Battle for starting quarterback job continues
By Chad Lindskog | Oct. 20, 2014The Bobcats have a quarterback controversy after Derrius Vick returned to practice Monday.
Graduate Student Senate concludes that President McDavis was not hostile toward students during office hours
By Megan Henry | Oct. 20, 2014fter an investigation, Graduate Student Senate found that there was no misconduct during a “hostile” meeting between Ohio University President Roderick McDavis and some graduate students at his office hours last month, said Carl Edward Smith III, president of the senate.
Where to find the perfect Halloween costume
By Sophie Kruse | Oct. 20, 2014Athens offers a variety of places to get costumes for Halloween.
Bobcat Depot changes payment policy
By Taylor Maple | Oct. 20, 2014Students must use cash, card, or Bobcat Cash, not student account, for most Bobcat Depot purchases.
Athens County home to seven injection wells
By Heather Hare | Oct. 20, 2014There are more injection wells in Athens county alone compared to neighboring states.
‘Frozen’ and ‘Game of Thrones’ music featured at Symphony Orchestra's Halloween show
By ELIZABETH BACKO | Oct. 20, 2014OU’s Symphony Orchestra is set to play one traditional performance and a special Halloween costume sho
Athens City Council Preview: Comments expected on trash ordinance
By EMILY BOHATCH | Oct. 20, 2014Nuisance party ordinance also expected to be passed Monday night.
Football: Josiah Yazdani named MAC East Special Teams Player of the Week
By Alex Busch | Oct. 20, 2014After making 3 field goals, including the game-winner, in a 23-20 victory against Akron, Josiah Yazdani has been named the Mid-American Conference East Special Teams Player of the Week
Best-selling author returns to OU
By Will Ashton | Oct. 19, 2014Bringing his celebrated wit and wry humor back to Athens, New York Times best-selling humor essayist David Sedaris continues serving his trademark humor to local readers inside the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium Monday night.
Monarch butterflies may be disappearing at irreplaceable rates due to the development of harmful new pesticides
By M.C. Tilton | Oct. 19, 2014Future on shaky wings for potentially endangered monarch butterflies
Student group throws Diwali bash
By Marisa Fernandez | Oct. 19, 2014The public celebrated Diwali with food, music, and dancing.
Halloween Block Party schedule announced
By William Hoffman | Oct. 19, 2014The 2014 Block Party music schedule was announced featuring many well known Athens bands.
League of Legends tournament pits OU students and nationalities against each other
By Marisa Fernandez | Oct. 19, 2014Students on campus gathered to compete in a League of Legends bracket tournament.
Gamer Girl: Screen size for the iPhone 6 Plus might be too big
By Sophie Kruse | Oct. 19, 2014I have pretty much always been a fan of large phone screens.
The Good-isms: Global activism relevant to students and celebrities
By Jordan Williams | Oct. 19, 2014Celebrity activists typically focus on a specific cause that benefits a brand of hardship among humans, but some activists take their fight and attention to a global scale.
Nurturing OUr Nature: Neil Young lives what he preaches
By Grant Stover | Oct. 19, 2014Activism knows no age. Just ask 68- year-old rocker/activist Neil Young. He has been a well-known activist ever since his 1970 song “Ohio” was released following the Kent State shooting in which four innocent students were killed.
Editorial: Sexual assault kits should be available at Campus Care
Oct. 19, 2014As we reported in Friday’s edition of The Post, Ohio University’s Campus Care staff isn’t trained to perform sexual assault examinations, which leaves student sexual assault survivors with the sole option in Athens County of venturing to O’Bleness to have a rape kit examination.
