Grace Abroad: UK teaching styles impact on academic achievement
(02/07/24 1:58am)
For most American students, a college campus is fast-paced, with heavy workloads and busy schedules that can amount to high stress.
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Softball: Motivated Ohio squad looks to dominate MAC this season
(02/08/24 2:25am)
After a successful season for Ohio in 2023, it ended in heartbreak. The team fell to top-ranked Miami in the Mid-American Conference tournament, ending its hopes of making the NCAA tournament.
Students battle gym anxiety
(02/06/24 4:19am)
Gym anxiety, or gymtimidation, is the fear of exercising in front of others and being unsure of what exercises to do at the gym. According to an article by The New York Post on gym anxiety, in a study of 2,000 Americans, 50% said they view the idea of working out in front of others to be a “daunting prospect.” The article further stated that 31% said they feel anxious when thinking about exercising, as well as 48% are intimidated by the large amount of classes and workouts that exist.
Women make history at 66th Grammy Awards
(02/08/24 1:20am)
The Grammy Awards is a special night for music lovers all over the world. As a ceremony known for its performances, celebrity announcements and shocking upsets, this past Sunday was surely a night to remember.
Paris fashion week proves that haute couture is not dead
(02/05/24 1:56am)
In the past century, we have seen some of the most innovative eras of fashion ever to take place. The revolution of artistry was started by French designer Christian Dior and the passing of the torch to his apprentice Yves Saint Laurent. Pioneering designers like Ann Lowe, who designed Jackie Kennedy's wedding dress, created tangible, wearable art revolutions. Many give rise to the very designers who inspired eras of self-expression.
Men's Basketball: Over 9,000 people attend Ohio's 78-69 win over Miami
(02/04/24 1:09am)
Ohio (12-10, 6-4 MAC) played with energy and focus throughout its 78-69 win over in-state rival Miami (11-11, 5-5 MAC). The Bobcats were boosted by the 9,000 screaming fans who came to encourage the home team in a monumental Mid-American Conference battle on Siblings Weekend.
Men’s Basketball Column: Ohio is playing its best basketball of the season
(02/01/24 3:15am)
Ohio knew that the start of its Mid-American Conference schedule would be tough. The team had to take on the likes of Toledo, Bowling Green and Western Michigan in three of its first four games. All three teams now hold winning records in the conference with about 9 games left.
The mob wife aesthetic: the cause and effect of microtrends
(02/01/24 3:23am)
Fur coats, red lipstick and not-so-subtle nods to organized crime are taking over TikTok in favor of the newest trend: the “mob wife” aesthetic.
‘The Coaching Life Podcast’ stresses the importance of athletics
(02/01/24 2:11am)
Chris Stewart, an Ohio University professor and the Operations Manager for the Scripps College of Communication, hosts "The Coaching Life" podcast with Pat Martin, where they discuss all things sports, with a particular focus on coaching and player development.
Jess Selects: Groovy indie hits to mellow out your playlist
(01/31/24 2:25am)
Let’s wind down this week with some laid-back beats and cozy compositions from all around the world. Here are your songs of the week:
Women’s Basketball: How Ohio has controlled the interior on defense despite its size
(02/01/24 1:47am)
It’s no secret that height matters in basketball, especially on defense. With greater length, a team can take up more of its opponent’s space on the court, contest shots better from range and in close and get hands in passing lanes.
Students discuss political engagement
(02/01/24 3:47am)
With the primaries starting to pop up in several states, it really is starting to feel as though the 2024 election is right around the corner. Although some students will wait just a little longer to jump into the election news cycle, which can sometimes be slightly stressful, other students have decided to follow the news and pay attention to this important part of American democracy.
Oscar Snubs: "Barbie" excluded from major categories
(01/29/24 12:59am)
After a full year of critically acclaimed films, the 2024 awards season was bound to be competitive, with many deserving movies going without nominations. However, some of the biggest films of the year were shut out of major categories despite their overall commercial success and positive reception from both audiences and critics.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio extends winning streak to 3 against rival Miami
(01/28/24 3:22pm)
Ohio (7-11, 4-4 Mid-American Conference) kept its winning streak alive against its rival, Miami (4-14, 2-6 MAC), in the Battle of the Bricks by a score of 71-55. The Bobcats never saw a deficit in its dominant victory.
Politics and Pop Culture: One Stanley Cup is enough
(01/26/24 3:17am)
Stanley cup collectors rose from their beds in the early hours of the morning on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2023 and lined up outside their nearest Target in hopes of getting their hands on one of Stanley’s limited-edition Valentine’s Day tumblers. When the doors opened hours later, the crowds flooded in and stormed the Stanley displays in the same manner one might imagine survivors of an apocalypse would storm the last stocked grocery aisle.
Trustees approve $1.9 million revitalization project in Morton and Bentley Halls
(01/26/24 1:40am)
Ohio University’s Board of Trustees approved a $1.9 million project to revitalize learning spaces within Morton and Bentley Halls during its meeting on Jan. 18.
'Trombone Day' will bring world-class music to Athens
(01/26/24 2:32am)
Friday will be Ohio University’s 10th annual Trombone Day, a vibrant celebration of community and all things trombone.
Women’s Basketball: Everything to know before Ohio squares off with Miami
(01/26/24 3:36am)
After two-straight wins in Mid-American Conference play, Ohio (6-11, 3-4 MAC) looks to bring the streak to three in its upcoming matchup against historical rival, Miami (4-13, 2-5 MAC). In their last two games, the Bobcats leveraged their quickness to beat size, but now are looking eye-level at the smaller Redhawks squad.
What your favorite 'Bob's Burgers' character says about you
(01/25/24 4:32am)
In 2011, the world was introduced to the Belchers and their family-owned restaurant, Bob's Burgers. "Bob's Burgers" has aired on television for 14 seasons. The eccentric characters like Tina and Louise Belcher and witty, introverted others like Bob and Gene have had a lasting impact on the world of animated comedy.
OU strives for high retention
(01/25/24 4:12am)
Ohio University has had record-breaking enrollment rates for the past two years but is now shifting its focus on the retention rates of students.
