Performing arts students persevere through online classes
By Riley Runnells | Sep. 10, 2020Dance, music and theater majors work hard to adapt to virtual classes.
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Local Athens barbershop finds success from small beginnings
By Grant Ritchey | Sep. 3, 2020At Your Fathers Moustache, there is triumph under everyone’s noses.
A Virtual Comeback: The 2020 Welcome Back Edition
By The Post Staff and Brianna Lender | Aug. 27, 2020Pandemic. Protests. It’s happening in Athens.
Protestors gather in Columbus to demand justice for police brutality against black people
By Lily Roby | June 5, 2020The protestors gathered at the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday, June 2.
The 2020 Orientation Guide
By The Post Staff and Brianna Lender | May 28, 2020A landing page to help first year Bobcats navigate Ohio University.
Mapping crimes on OU’s campus and in Athens
By Taylor Johnston and Ellen Wagner | Apr. 23, 2020Throughout the year, the crime map will be updated to reflect the most recent reports from OUPD and APD.
The 2020 Photo Edition
By Photo Staff and Midge Mazur | Apr. 23, 2020A look at the best photos throughout the 2019-2020 academic year.
How local law enforcement is adjusting to the coronavirus pandemic
By Ellen Wagner | Apr. 23, 2020Departments have made adjustments to protocols and staffing in order to ensure the health of employees and Athens’ residents.
The circular economy of Athens restaurants
By Jillian Craig | Apr. 22, 2020Restaurants and businesses in Athens work with farmers and producers to source local ingredients.
Students able to obtain human services degree online in 2 years
By Ashton Nichols | Apr. 15, 2020Jobs include social work, case manager, emergency responders and more.
How small businesses work to stay open during COVID-19
By Jillian Craig | Apr. 8, 2020Regular customers play a large role in keeping doors open.
Local musicians, venues work to combat coronavirus pandemic
By Riley Runnells | Apr. 1, 2020Bands like Sneakthief and venues like The Union are doing everything they can to keep momentum during the chaos.
Ohio in 2020: The year of the gun
By George Shillcock | Mar. 26, 2020Is Ohio looking to disarm or reload their relationship to firearms? It depends where you look.
Local religious organizations find new ways to worship
By Keri Johnson | Mar. 26, 2020Religious organizations in Athens have become inventive in new methods of practice.
Acid Mine drainage kills biodiversity in Hocking River
By Courtney Perrett | Mar. 25, 2020The drainage, although not harmful to humans, has left an impact on aquatic life throughout the ecosystem.
Athens spring culture canceled amid coronavirus concerns
By Keri Johnson | Mar. 18, 2020Fest Season canceled while commencement for spring has been canceled.
Following the pandemic and its effects in Athens
By The Post Staff | Mar. 15, 2020Covering the impact and effects of the coronavirus pandemic on campus and in Athens County.
Bars, bikers and booze: The culture of the Smiling Skull Saloon
By Ashton Nichols | Mar. 4, 2020The bar has been open for 27 years and remains a long time Athens staple.
Be a farmer for a day with the Athens Farmers Market
By Keri Johnson | Mar. 3, 2020The Athens Farmers Market’s Farmer for a Day program allows for a hands-on learning experience.
