New federal funding policy to limit housing support programs
(03/19/26 4:00am)
A federal funding policy change that was announced in November could cause thousands of Ohioans to return to homelessness.
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Celebrating Women’s History Month, OU’s notable women
(03/18/26 4:00am)
Since the first woman enrolled at Ohio University, the legacy and rich history of women in the university has inspired many to support their dreams and become the best academic versions of themselves. March is Women’s History Month, and there are endless women to recognize and support during this time.
Swim & Dive: Talisa Lemke fuses coaching, artistry
(03/17/26 4:00am)
Since she was a teenager, Talisa Lemke has pursued diving and the arts in equal measure. Lemke is a five-time Mid-American Conference Diving Champion, an actor in award-winning German films and the Ohio diving coach with the best MAC Championship results since 2013.
Alexa Play: YikYak’s anonymity alters hookup culture
(03/16/26 4:00am)
Seeking anonymous in-person sex is nothing new to the digital age: from Craigslist solicitation to Grindr, hookup culture and sex norms are constantly evolving. For those navigating a fear of rejection and fear of being single, the anonymous app YikYak offers avenues for physical intimacy.
Editorial: Women always lead the change we need
(03/17/26 4:00am)
The National Women’s History Alliance named this year's Women’s History Month with the theme “Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future.” This is because of “overlapping global challenges: climate change, economic insecurity, healthcare disparities and threats to democratic participation.” To celebrate women who initiated change, this is a month to say “thank you” to the historical trailblazers who came before us.
Athens County Public Libraries offer resources to students, locals
(03/17/26 4:00am)
Through shelves of stories and countless activities, Athens' seven public libraries provide areas for residents to connect and communicate.
OU Swifties foster friendships, celebrate Harry Styles’ new album
(03/05/26 5:00am)
Since its formation, The Swift Society has provided students with a space to celebrate Taylor Swift’s music while building connections.
Men’s Basketball: Assistant coach Kyle Barlow has found family in Athens
(03/04/26 5:00am)
Ohio offensive assistant coach Kyle Barlow is in his seventh season with the program. His path to Ohio brought him under the tutelage of some exemplary coaches, and these skills have helped him become the mind behind the ever-changing Bobcat attack.
Workforce expands, diversifies in Southeast Ohio
(03/03/26 5:00am)
The closure of Pixelle Specialty Solutions’ paper mill in Chillicothe caused hundreds of people to lose their jobs, severely impacting the local economy. Now, new advanced manufacturing jobs are coming to Southeast Ohio, expected to provide jobs for many, but could pose issues for workers transitioning from previous jobs.
Kickin' with Kyra: Historical women deserve to be celebrated, recognized
(03/03/26 5:00am)
Women’s History Month is a month dedicated to celebrating women who have stepped up, created and invested in our world. Without deserved recognition for these contributions, misogyny and gender bias continue to win. This is a deliberate time to learn about women who were overlooked, underestimated and undervalued.
United Academics of Ohio University continue negotiations with OU
(03/03/26 5:00am)
It has been more than 100 days since Ohio University responded to the United Academics of Ohio University’s proposal regarding faculty compensation and benefits.
Rezoning at The Ridges moves forward, plans shift timeline
(03/03/26 5:00am)
Land at The Ridges might be transitioning from educational use to residential development.
OU students achieve challenges, tough curriculum paths
(03/03/26 5:00am)
Ohio University students thrive in environments that best suit their interests, personalities and future career aspirations. Instead of fulfilling requirements for a single major, dedicated undergraduates around campus devote their time to completing multiple majors and minors.
The Pest: Brutus took a punch, OSU students take the hit
(03/03/26 5:00am)
There is a longstanding, obscure rivalry between Ohio University and The Ohio State University. Although the colleges reside in different football conferences, the rivalry runs deep and has only grown over the last two years, as the Bobcats have lost in both matchups.
Stars Align: March 1-7 horoscope predictions, the blood moon is here
(03/03/26 5:00am)
March is finally here, and with its arrival comes anticipation for spring and painful waiting as the remnants of snow melt from Athens.
MoSo Farm practices sustainability, supports Athens
(03/03/26 5:00am)
CJ Morgan and Molly Sowash are co-owners of MoSo Farm. Together, they raise swine and cattle only about 15 minutes southwest of Athens.
Panhellenic Council to host Sisterhood of the Traveling Dresses event
(02/27/26 5:00am)
For many high school students, prom is one of the most exciting nights of the year. However, for some, the cost of formal wear can stand in the way.
Chase on the Case: The State of the Union became a campaign rally
(02/26/26 5:00am)
President Donald Trump delivered the 101st State of the Union Address on Tuesday night. The speech covered a wide range of policies from immigration, the economy, data centers and DEI, while honoring guests in attendance from veterans, Erika Kirk, USA Men’s Hockey team and survivors of Venezuela's former regime.
OU journaling club inspires creativity, conversation
(02/26/26 5:00am)
Cutting up magazines, gluing strips of paper and picking out stickers for a scrapbook is an activity many Ohio University Bobcats look forward to bi-weekly.
Letter from the Editor: People don't hate AI enough
(02/24/26 5:00am)
On Feb. 16, the Cleveland Plain Dealer’s editor, Chris Quinn, claimed in a letter that journalism’s future was not determined by the young talent across the world in journalism schools. Instead, Quinn said these journalism schools were teaching students to be afraid of the emerging technology of generative artificial intelligence, while in the same breath, claiming generative AI is replacing the way reporters at the Plain Dealer do what they were taught to do.
