Ohio University opens medical campus in Dublin
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | July 9, 2014Some Bobcats now have a home in a new city — Dublin, Ohio.
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Sports Column: The defeat that Brazil can't forget, Part II
By Charlie Hatch | July 8, 2014Losing 2-1 to Uruguay in Rio de Janeiro’s sacred Maracanã has always been regarded as the worst day in Brazil’s sporting history.
Kiser's BBQ coming to Court St. in Athens
By Suhyeon Park | July 6, 2014Ohio University students looking to suppress a hankering for the down-home taste of barbeque soon won’t have to leave the friendly confines of Court Street.
Mayor Wiehl, councilman compromise on disabilities ordinance
By William T. Perkins | July 6, 2014Three Athens residents helped patch together a disagreement between Mayor Paul Wiehl and a member of Athens City Council at the body’s meeting Monday night.
Lawsuit filed against suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly
By Kelly Fisher | July 4, 2014A former Athens County Sheriff deputy, fired in 2012 due to accusations of insubordination and sexual harassment, filed a federal lawsuit against suspe
Suspect in Crystal crash pleaded not guilty
By Suhyeon Park | July 3, 2014The man who reportedly drove a car into The Crystal Bar last week pleaded not guilty to charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence and operating a vehicle without a valid license at his hearing in the Athens County Municipal Court last Friday.
Former Glouster Police Chief pleads not guilty, more charges appear on the way
By Suhyeon Park | July 2, 2014A former Glouster Police Chief accused of helping a woman evade arrest plead not guilty to all charges against him at Athens County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday.
Ring in the fourth with family friendly activities
By Rebekah Barnes | July 2, 2014Athens plans on ringing impendence through the hills with fireworks, parades and deals around town.
OU administrators sued over freedom of speech
By Danielle Keeton-Olsen | June 30, 2014WASHINGTON, D.C. -- A member of Ohio University's Students Defending Students is taking his case to a higher court.
Bobcat Lane will have a 'trial' open
By SARA JERDE | June 30, 2014Bobcat Lane is gonna open, folks.
Man who allegedy drove into The Crystal gets OVI charge, Tuesday court date
By Joshua Lim | June 29, 2014This article initially incorrectly stated that Logan Graber had been released from custody after signing a $4,000 bond. The Post regrets the error.
Doctors Hospital Nelsonville to close, new facility open in its stead
By Sam Howard | June 29, 2014Less than one year after U.S. Route 33 officially bypassed Nelsonville, the northern Athens County village appears to be losing another long-held piece of infrastructure.
Tuition hike will not affect hundreds of students
By Will Drabold | June 29, 2014Scroll down for a graphic explaining the tuition increase.
NYC bands set for punk show at Smiling Skull
By Stan O’Neill | June 27, 2014New York band Bluffing is an act that promises not to waste the listener’s time, melding catchy melodies and fierce brevity into a punk-pop hybrid that explodes in moments of misfit energy.
Board approves funding for Alden Library projects
By William Gibbs | June 26, 2014Renovations and upgrades to Alden Library approved at Friday’s Board of Trustees meeting may take years to complete, with current students seeing only some of their benefits.
OU continues to break enrollment records
By Maria DeVito | June 26, 2014It looks like Ohio University will have another record breaking year for applications and first year student enrollment.
Board of Trustees approves tuition increase
By Will Drabold | June 26, 2014In a move expected for months, Ohio University's governing body approved a 1.5 percent tuition increase Friday morning that will cost students $156 more annually.
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June 26, 2014Here, you'll find a landing page with Post stories related to the June Board of Trustees meeting.
