Leading this publication for the past year has been one of the greatest pleasures of my life. This column is my last. Friday is my final day on the job.
The Post’s list of employees who have garnered summer internships, permanent jobs or study-abroad placement is 35-strong — and growing.
Editor Jim Ryan wraps up The Post’s weeklong series about student debt, asks for suggestions about what the topic of The Post’s next in-depth series should be.
The Post picked up seven awards at a Society of Professional Journalists regional conference held at Ohio University this past weekend.
Post editor Jim Ryan welcomes alumni to campus and highlights portions of his “State of The Post” speech.
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Authorities responded to an early-morning fire at the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house.
Athens Fire Department responds to lightning strike on Longview Heights Road.
Two days after implementing the Umbrella Sharing policy in Baker University Center, meant to provide umbrellas for students who need them during rainy weather, all of the umbrellas have been taken. (JIM RYAN | FOR THE POST)
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