The Brick City Dance Crew practices and performs its craft locally, which incorporates different moves, tricks and styles of hip-hop.
The Athens Police Department's Mounted Unit first began in 1996.
Some great 'Post' fest photos
'Post’ photographers answer questions about shooting a fire.
About 2,000 people marched through the streets of Columbus to voice a multitude of concerns against the new administration.
It was an eventful weekend for 'Post' photographers
Winter break is hardly a break for a photographer.
More than 50 protesters demonstrated in front of the Wayne National Forest headquarters to speak out against the auction of Wayne land for fracking.
Grant Palma, also known as “Roman Artiderue,” can usually be found outside Baker Center on Fridays.
The Post's multimedia editor spent the summer shooting photograph's in the Pittsburgh area.
BSCPB members, students, and moms dance during the Mom's Weekend Expo put on by the Black Student Cultural Programming Board (BSCPB) in Baker Center on April 3, 2016.
An overhead view of 2016’s Pickle Fest. (FILE)
Protesters cheer in reaction to a speaker during the F---RapeCulture rally on Oct. 9, 2015. (PATRICK CONNOLLY | FILE)
Ohio men's golf captains Peyton White, left, and Ty Herriott, right, both seniors, pose for a portrait at the Ohio University Driving Range on West State Street on Sept. 21. (FILE)
A person rolls a joint outside of Seigfred Hall. (Patrick Connolly | FILE)
Neill Lane, CEO of Stirling Ultracold, opens the company's portable model, the "Shuttle," at Stirling Ultracold in Athens on Friday, Sept. 29, 2017. Patrick Connolly | For the Post
Rusty Smith of Boys of the Hock' performs at Little Fish Brewing Co. in Athens on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2017. Patrick Connolly | For the Post
Coach Saul Phillips calls from the bench during a game against Western Michigan in the The Convo on Jan. 19.
College Green on Aug. 18, 2016. (FILE)
According to a New York Times report, less than 1 percent of OU students come from families who are in the top 1 percent of the income scale. However, about 33 percent of students fall in the bottom 60 percent.
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