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It was Halloween weekend again in Athens, meaning people were hitting Court Street in their scariest and sexiest costumes. From Michael Myers to Victoria's Secret supermodels, everyone was putting their best, and cutest, foot forward. In contrast to previous years, a controversial conversation is on the rise on social media: purity culture’s impact on Halloween.
In May 2025, 1.45 million Ohioans received monthly Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program food benefits. The SNAP program is how the federal government distributes money to citizens who can’t afford to buy food. We’ve entered the first week of November, and SNAP has halted its electronic food benefit program that provides low-income households with food. Amid this crisis, Ohio has stepped up to bridge the gap between the loss of benefits and the demand for aid from food banks.
The ongoing debate over what new businesses to bring to Athens is often stuck in a loop of missed opportunities. As an Ohio University student, I believe the city planning conversation needs to stop giving community members what we don’t want and instead aggressively pursue what we do want. With 24,000 residents in Athens, Bobcats are begging for diversity in retail, not just more bars and fast food.
Beginning Friday, students and their dads took part in various Dads Weekend activities, hosted by Ohio University. Accompanied by Halloween festivities, Athens was full of life and packed with events.
The chill in the air is back this fall season, and that can only mean one thing in Athens: Bobcats basketball is back. Ohio’s season starts tonight in The Convo as it will take on Sun Belt foe Arkansas State to kick off the 2025-26 season.
The U.S. Supreme Court justices heard oral arguments in Chiles v. Salazar on Oct. 7. The case challenges a Colorado ban on conversion therapy for minors.
Friday, Oct. 24
For Ohio University students celebrating Halloween weekend, one thing stood out: the cold weather. Temperatures dropped below freezing several nights in a row.
After three consecutive major weekends at Ohio University – Homecoming, Halloween and Dad’s Weekend – trash has piled up across campus, worsened by seasonal winds that scatter litter throughout the area.
Tuesday, Nov. 4
Tuesday night MACtion begins, and for the 102nd time in the history of the two oldest public universities in the state of Ohio, the Battle of the Bricks will commence. Ohio (5-3, 3-1 Mid-American Conference) welcomes the Miami RedHawks (5-3, 4-0 MAC) to Peden Stadium.
Lauren Genter, owner of Glāzed Bakery, is on a mission to make the perfect cookie.
Since Raising Cane’s opened Oct. 7, Athens' students and residents have had to reevaluate where to get the best chicken. Athens has an abundance of locally owned chicken shops and a few chain restaurants to choose from.
Court Street has a new attraction, and it’s more than just a bar. On 74 N Court Street, right below Hot Box Chicken Fingers & Tots, a new “barcade” has recently opened.
Thousands of students filled Court Street Saturday night for Athens’ annual Halloween weekend celebration, but the crowds were calmer than in years past, according to the Athens Police Department.
This weekend is Ohio University’s Dads weekend, filled with events, including zip lining, the Athens County Sheriff’s Office’s chili cook-off, Casino Royale and more throughout campus. Although many students enjoy these events, some students could be grieving a deceased loved one from afar, and this weekend may affect them negatively.
Mary Shelley's “Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus” (1818) is one of the most acclaimed classic books and has faced no shortage of adaptations since its release, particularly film adaptions. Whether they be in the form of the most well-known “Frankenstein”(1931), “Bride of Frankenstein” (1935) or “Young Frankenstein” (1974), most adaptations stray away from the novel’s roots in expressing the mortality of The Creature, instead going all in on the horror aspect of the story.
The United States Government has been on shutdown since Oct. 1 at midnight. At the time this article was written, it had been 28 days and 12 hours. The only thing that has come from this is that Congressional Representatives and Senators are no longer working for you. The government has turned its back on the American people in the name of uncompromisable negotiations.
Ohio University’s Residence Hall Association hosted RHAlloween Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, inviting local elementary and middle school students to Ohio University Greens for an evening of trick-or-treating.
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