As Bobcats enter their fourth week of classes, The Post has just finished producing its fourth week of daily online content and fifth print issue of the school year. For over a century, The Post has been committed to providing its readers with the information they need and want to know.
In December of 1911, the first issue of the Green and White was published for Ohio University students and Athens community members to read. In the fall of 1939, it was rebranded as The Post. The Post remained a daily newspaper until 2016, transitioning into a digital-first model with daily content uploaded on its website and a weekly paper.
It was also in 2016 when the format of the paper changed from a broadsheet to a tabloid. This year is the first year the print edition is in the tall tabloid format. …