City Council suspends rules to pass ordinance for event street closures
By Avery St. George | Apr. 8Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss city projects and future events in Athens, including closing streets to host block parties.
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Live Coverage Election Edition
By The Post Staff | Nov. 5Live coverage and news on 2024 presidential election
Professors work to unionize, administration delays
By Megan Diehl | Apr. 25Amid delays from the university and statewide threats to collective bargaining in higher education, OU professors have been steadfast in their demand for a union. This is their story.
Faculty, student demographics spark campus discourse
By Jackson McCoy and Disha Hoque | Apr. 19Just over 78% of students enrolled across all OU campuses in 2024 are white, and white university employees make up 76.7% of full-time faculty on the Athens campus.
Students discuss planning for Fest Season Kickoff, Mill Fest
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Mar. 28, 2024With the commencement of Fest Season last weekend, students discuss how they prepared for Mill Fest.
“Coeds” excel at OU
By Alyssa Cruz | Mar. 22, 2024From the first female graduate to the first female president, Ohio University has a rich history rooted in the passion and hard work of women.
Hockey funding, support necessary to return to NCAA
By Tyson Bernath | Feb. 15, 2024Ohio Hockey has seen a lot of success in the ACHA at the Division I and Division II levels, some think it is enough for the team to return to its NCAA roots.
A statistical breakdown from both sides of the ball
By Charlie Fadel and Andrew Bowlby | Feb. 8, 2024Who will win Super Bowl LVIII? Read more to see our sports columnists’ picks!
The Post Predicts: Oscars 2024 winners
By Grace Koennecke and The Beat Staff | Feb. 1, 2024The Post staff predicts winners in seven categories of this year's 96th Academy Awards.
Swim & Dive: Far from home, Astrid Pichardo makes a name for herself
By Alyssa Cruz | Jan. 30, 2024Despite being thousands of miles away from home, Astrid Pichardo has proven herself a vital asset to Ohio’s Swimming and Diving Team.
NFL fans show their pride in Athens
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 25, 2024From childhood hometowns and family experiences, NFL teams bring their hometown spirit to the bars on Court Street.
OU graduation and retention rates rank high among fellow Mid-American Conference universities
By Alex Imwalle | Jan. 18, 2024With an average graduation rate of 66.18% over the past four admission years on record, OU ranks third in the MAC.
Student organization leaders explain pressures, benefits
By Disha Hoque | Nov. 16, 2023Student leaders are often praised for their efforts to make an impact on campus, but the unexpected pressures that come with being involved are often overlooked.
The Beat staff reflects on its appreciation for music
By Grace Koennecke , The Beat Staff and Grace Brezine | Nov. 9, 2023Containing many music lovers, The Beat section’s members reflected on their favorite albums and the artists who have left a lasting impact on their lives.
Meet the 2023 Athens Mayoral Candidates
By Donovan Hunt and Madalyn Blair | Nov. 2, 2023In under one week, registered voters in the city of Athens have the opportunity to vote for who they think the next mayor should be.
Street musicians highlight benefits of busking
By Jackson McCoy | Oct. 26, 2023Busking on Court St. is an abundant practice, and street performers dot the many corners of Athens’ most iconic streets. The stories of the numerous buskers many know and love make their music even more special.
Notable alumni reflect on years spent at OU
By Culture Staff | Oct. 5, 2023With homecoming right around the corner, now is as good of a time as ever to reflect on notable alumni and all they have accomplished since leaving the “Harvard on the Hocking.”
