Mask fashion and other trends coming this fall
By Emma Dollenmayer | Aug. 27, 2020Fashion trends coming this fall.
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Twitter reactions: There are no solid couples on ‘The Bachelor: Listen To Your Heart’
By Madyson Lewellyn | Aug. 27, 2020Drama is still hot within the mansion; however, it feels pushed artificially by producers and has a shorter impact on the cast.
High School Football: Athens begins shortened season against Alexander
By Jack Gleckler | Aug. 27, 2020Athens starts its shortened 2020 season on the road against rival Alexander.
A Virtual Comeback: The 2020 Welcome Back Edition
By The Post Staff and Brianna Lender | Aug. 27, 2020Pandemic. Protests. It’s happening in Athens.
Performing arts at OU and in Athens finding ways to adapt amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
By Taylor Burnette | Aug. 27, 2020Adapting still proves challenging for programs and groups who come together for their art.
Professional athletes strike by postponing games; OU faculty and professors do their best to stay safe during the pandemic
By Melody Feazell | Aug. 27, 2020Your daily Athens newsletter.
Faculty share experiences, plans for teaching amid pandemic
By Lauren Serge | Aug. 27, 2020Faculty at Ohio University offer their perspective on how their classes were altered last spring as well as how they personally plan to remain safe while teaching this fall.
From the Editor’s Desk: Bobcats, it’s OK to be sad (or mad) about a virtual start to the fall semester
By Molly Schramm | Aug. 27, 2020Though virtual college may be the smartest decision during a global pandemic, that doesn’t make it any easier.
Uncle Sam: Wearing Facial Coverings Should Be Mandatory
By Sam Smith | Aug. 27, 2020To refuse to wear a mask or suggest that mask mandates do not work is to renounce science. It is to be confronted with facts and ignorantly retort with, “No, I think I’ll make my own rules.”
So Listen: Mail-in voting may have minor risks, but it’s what’s best for our democracy right now
By Mikayla Rochelle | Aug. 27, 2020Mail-in voting and absentee voting both make our elections more accessible.
Donkey Time: Phase two should not happen
By Adonis Fryer | Aug. 27, 2020Instead of following tradition, education should use this moment to better revolutionize the college experience.
Football: Timeline of how Ohio's season came to an anticlimactic end
By J.L. Kirven and Jack Gleckler | Aug. 27, 2020MAC commissioner Jon Steinbrecher called 2020 “annus horribilis,” or “horrible year” in Latin. Cromer told the students she was proud of their resilience. And coach Frank Solich promised that when the Bobcats take the field again, they would be ready.
What Athens City Council accomplished this summer
By Abby Miller | Aug. 27, 2020The body made decisions in response to COVID-19 and public protests.
Campus construction continues amidst summer and COVID-19 pandemic
By Taylor Burnette | Aug. 27, 2020Projects include the Heritage College building and the new chemistry building.
Blotter: Woman arrested near Alden Library for intoxication; football equipment stolen from Peden Stadium
By Grant Ritchey | Aug. 27, 2020These summer crimes are head scratchers.
COVID-19 cases in Athens County generally involve more people under 30 than in cases in the rest of the state
By Ian McKenzie | Aug. 27, 2020About 75% of cases in the county are people who are under 30.
Ohio University rolls out new COVID-19 safety guidelines in preparation for the return to campus
By Taylor Burnette | Aug. 27, 2020From take-away meals to who leaves the classroom first — here is what you need to know.
Restaurants in Athens prepare for students’ return to campus
By Jillian Craig | Aug. 27, 2020Restaurants in Athens will continue to follow state health and safety guidelines as students return to campus.
Bar culture to press on with restrictions, regulations
By Riley Runnells | Aug. 27, 2020Employees and students discuss the future of Athens bar culture.
Call It What It Is: Before you blame “The Media”
By Jack Hiltner | Aug. 27, 2020“Fake news” is not a complete answer.
