What is a trendsetter?
(03/26/24 2:17am)
Trends develop and change over time, but their origins are often lost. Who is responsible for setting trends? Let's explore how trends stand out and who influences them most.
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Barbenheimer may have saved the movie theater experience
(03/25/24 1:58am)
At-home movie premieres during quarantine gave people a sense of joy and normalcy. While it was not the same, people still enjoyed some of the thrill of the movie theater experience. This has majorly affected the movie industry even after the lift of COVID-19 restrictions, as many theaters lost profit during the height of the pandemic and were unable to recover.
Liv Miraldi blends sorrowful themes, upbeat pop music
(03/25/24 12:47am)
Liv Miraldi is an L.A.-based singer-songwriter known for her viral singles "Wingwoman" and "Same People." Her newest track, "Friend of the Family," was released on March 1.
Daphne’s Dispatch: The internal debate of studying or social life
(03/22/24 2:33am)
As a college student at a so-called “party school,” I often have an internal debate about whether to prioritize school work or my social life. Ohio University has so much to offer in both regards and contributes to this dispute, but it doesn’t make it easy. I can’t be the only one who has this internal debate, right?
Maximalist fashion creates space where self-expression reigns
(03/22/24 2:13am)
Fashion is one of the most common mediums of self-expression. From onesies as a baby to the best kicks in middle school, fashion has always been an identifier. It tells the world who a person is and where they fit in greater society. Being true to one's style can be intimidating, especially when social trends drive self-expression. So, when people are outwardly authentic, it can encourage a cultural renaissance toward how people view self-expression.
OU holds third university updates event, announces new mission statement
(03/22/24 12:21am)
Ohio University held its third university updates session Thursday morning to provide the public with news about some of the initiatives OU President Lori Stewart Gonzalez and university leadership are working on.
Pop culture loves coming of age television, films
(03/21/24 3:00am)
Coming-of-age adaptations like "Normal People" and "Insecure" have become a pop culture staple in recent years for their interesting character dynamics and plotlines. Shows and films, such as "One Day" and "Past Lives," that mix themes of friendship, love and loss have fans fixated worldwide.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Music videos a powerful source of entertainment
(03/20/24 1:08am)
There are so many different kinds of music videos. Different artists use their music to form images of visual art and it can change the way we listen to music and certain songs as a whole.
From the Grapevine: Sustainability is trending
(03/20/24 1:26am)
A trend is a direction of interest, usually ignited by a drastic change or increase in popularity. Sustainability has been an element of importance for a long time, but within the past year, it has gained influence on the decision-making of producers and consumers. People have always cared, but now that care has turned into a necessity.
Relationship timeline of Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco
(03/20/24 3:10am)
In December 2023, actress and singer Selena Gomez confirmed her relationship with producer Benny Blanco. On an Instagram post speculating about the relationship, she commented, "He is my absolute everything in my heart." The couple has been rumored to be together since June 2023.
City council discusses construction effects on polls, local businesses
(03/19/24 7:02pm)
Athens City Council discussed the West Union Street construction and its effects on the upcoming election and local businesses.
55th NAACP Image Awards showcase Black excellence
(03/19/24 12:29am)
This year's NAACP Image Awards platformed major names in the entertainment industry and acknowledged the global legacy and impact of Black artists. The event emphasized the treatment of Black actresses and the continuous pay gap that has prolonged for centuries. The 55th NAACP Image Awards set the tone for award shows by tastefully shedding light on important issues while maintaining a comedic, engaging style.
Big East Basketball: RJ Luis Jr. defines versatility, culture for St. John's
(03/17/24 1:14am)
RJ Luis Jr., a sophomore for St. John’s, might not have been an unlikely hero in the team’s dominant 91-72 win against Seton Hall, but he was a focal point of interest. Coming off the bench, Luis led his team in scoring with 18 total points.
From the Grapevine: Florida, Texas censorship laws could change social media
(03/08/24 3:51am)
Feb. 12, the Supreme Court argued over the social media laws of Texas and Florida in Moody v. NetChoice. The two laws prohibit social media’s power of censorship over political and controversial content. If the laws are determined to be constitutional, a drastic change in social media could arise with an increase in darker content and fake news circulating the web.
Students, faculty discuss Spring Break plans
(03/08/24 12:56am)
Spring Break is a time for students and faculty to unwind, relax and destress. Typically, an ideal vacation includes tanning on the beach and forgetting about schoolwork. However, this dreamy vacation is not a reality for everyone.
Men's Basketball: Ohio secures 78-66 win over Buffalo
(03/06/24 3:41am)
Ohio's (18-12, 12-5 Mid-American Conference) fifth-straight win over Buffalo (4-26, 2-15 MAC) Tuesday was not the prettiest of its most recent winning streak, but it still solidified Ohio's place as, at worst, a No. 3 seed in the upcoming MAC tournament.
Girl Talk: Best of recent recycled fashion trends
(03/06/24 3:19am)
Fashion trends that were popular in previous decades have been reintroduced in recent years. We have seen popular items from the ‘80s, ‘90s and the early 2000s make their way back onto the shelves.
United Academics of Ohio University rally for unionization, submit letter to president
(03/06/24 12:35am)
The United Academics of Ohio University, or UAOU, organized a "Day of Action" on Tuesday afternoon on College Green, advocating for improved job security and academic freedom for faculty. It concluded with UAOU submitting a letter to the Office of the President requesting that Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez respect its wishes to organize and collectively bargain.
Celebrities who produce more jet emissions than Taylor Swift
(03/07/24 4:00am)
Recently, Taylor Swift has received attention from the media about how much CO2 she produces from her private jet. However, according to the myclimate carbon tracker, Swift does not produce the most private jet emissions. That website lets users see when and where celebrities and billionaires take private flights.
Ohio judge dismissed appeal, moves forward with fracking on public lands
(03/07/24 4:00am)
An Ohio judge dismissed environmental groups’ appeal for an emergency stay to delay the Ohio Oil and Gas Land Management Commission's decision to award bids to frack under Ohio's state parks and public lands.
