Football: Coleman Owen has already made an impact at Ohio
By Robert Keegan III | Sep. 10Coleman Owen has only been on campus a few months but has already left his mark on the Ohio Football team.
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Week Three Student Media Poll picks from The Post
By Charlie Fadel , Robert Keegan III and Logan Adams | Sep. 10Each week, the sports' editorial team selects its Top 25 FBS college football teams for the Student Media Poll.
Football: Crowds at Peden Stadium helped propel Ohio to its 600th total win
By Robert Keegan III | Sep. 10Ohio takes down South Alabama 27-20 on the back of an impressive crowd.
Merchant Market brings blues rock back
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 10The local blues band formed less than a year ago and has already made a name for itself throughout Athens.
Tracking Trends: Reality TV is a pop culture phenomenon
By Nyla Gilbert | Sep. 10Students react to the virality and fascination with reality television.
‘The Book of Bill’ reignites ‘Gravity Falls’ fandom
By Cami Seymore | Sep. 10“Gravity Falls,” a hit Disney Channel show of the 2010s, is having a resurgence after show creator Alex Hirsch released “The Book of Bill.”
Local businesses hesitate as city appeals plastic bag decision
By Taylor Orcutt | Sep. 10City Council voted to appeal Judge McCarthy’s decision regarding the plastic bag ordinance, but local businesses are unsure whether or not to return to plastic bags.
Red Brick Tavern’s post-renovation relaunch draws crowds
By Drew Hoffmaster | Sep. 10After a summer of renovations, Red Brick Tavern re-opens doors with a new look aimed at making use of empty space and drawing in both new and returning customers.
Table Talk: Absentee ballots improve elections, reinforce democracy
By Taylor Orcutt | Sep. 10Absentee voting is a longstanding tradition in American history, one that has benefited our elections and supported American democracy.
Metal Mondays: Heavy metal history celebrates gender performance
By Jackson McCoy | Sep. 10Critical feminist theory offers a unique view of rock and metal.
Football: Ohio is home for Bradley Weaver
By Charlie Fadel | Sep. 10Weaver has been a Bobcat his entire career, becoming a captain this year after deciding to return to Ohio to help the MAC title chase.
Students relaunch disbanded music fraternity
By Maggie Allwein | Sep. 10OU Musicians band together to reestablish Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia after six years of inactivity.
OU to ‘I Do’: Jason, Micaylah Preston share wedding story
By Abreanna Blose | Sep. 10Newly weds Jason and Micaylah Preston, Ohio University alumni, discuss their wedding and reflect on their time as a college couple in Athens.
Daily Rundown: Football: Ohio is home for Bradley Weaver, Rufus the Bobcat's B-day Bash, College Book Store gives back to OU, and more!
By Abby Waechter | Sep. 9Football: Ohio is home for Bradley Weaver
Hockey: Ohio names Barry Schutte new head coach
By Emma Erion | Sep. 9Schutte notably leaves the Associate Head Coaching position at Miami University, a school with an NCAA Division 1 hockey program. In the 2023-24 season, Miami had a 7-26-3 record with notable wins against #13 Arizona State and #10 Western Michigan.
Blue Line Banter: The Central Division
By Cassie Dye and Andrew Bowlby | Sep. 9This week Andrew and Cassie start their division previews, starting with the central division. The duo goes through the division team by team and lays out their expectations for each team.
Jillian Kay rises to Athens music scene
By Gina Napoli | Sep. 9Jillian Kay has showcased a love for music since childhood. Learn more about her background, personality and performances on Court Street.
Fans react to "Dancing with the Stars" Season 33 cast
By Clara Leder | Sep. 9Dancing with the Stars season 33 cast features promising and controversial stars.
Students, local businesses anticipate presidential debate
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 9Local businesses like Jackie O’s and the Center for Student Engagement and Leadership will be showing the presidential debate Sept. 10.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital to open Close-to-Home care facility in Athens
By Olivia Gilliand | Sep. 9The new facility comes as students and community members voice growing concerns over healthcare shortages in the region.
