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After his team’s 74-53 loss at home against Bowling Green Wednesday night, Ohio coach Bob Boldon said just one sentence upon being asked to give his initial thoughts on the game.
Luigi Mangione, a name that needs almost no introduction, has officially been charged with the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. As the trial is underway, people around the country have taken a stand since Dec. 4, calling to “Free Luigi” for more than just his good looks.
Ohio has won games in all different ways to start its Mid-American Conference schedule. To start the year, the Bobcats needed only 57 points to take down Central Michigan in a staunch defensive effort. Against Buffalo, it was a fluent all-around effort on both ends to take home an 88-79 victory.
Friday, December 27
Madalynn Adams had to travel about 100 miles once a week to see her counselor in Canton, Ohio.
As the new year rolls in, many try to follow through with resolutions, from working out to saving money. But in recent years, one resolution encompassing all of January has become more and more common; refraining from drinking for the entire month, better known as “Dry January.”
The new year is coming up quickly. With a new year comes new responsibilities, goals and mindsets. The gyms are usually packed in January and a new school semester begins. A lot of the time goals are set academically or physically, but fall off as the year continues. The gyms are emptier by March and academic motivation falls short after a week of hard studying; however, 2025 doesn’t have to be the year of lost motivation. There are ways to keep up with New Year's resolutions.
The lights have been turned off, the confetti has been swept up, the dancers have danced their final count and Taylor Swift has sung her last note on her historic Eras Tour.
Ohio wrapped up its storybook season Friday afternoon with a 30-27 Cure Bowl Victory against Conference-USA champion Jacksonville State. Bobcat quarterback Parker Navarro led the way with an MVP-worthy performance in the Bowl Game that included four total touchdowns.
The long-awaited day for Ohio University students to receive their respective degrees and move on to brighter futures, Fall Commencement, began Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
“Dune: Prophecy” (2024) takes place over 10,000 years before the birth of Paul Atreides in a setting fans of “Dune: Part One” (2021) and “Dune: Part Two” (2024) are familiar with, but feature characters they haven’t seen on the big screen.
Through the end of finals week, Campus Recycling will harness a passion for sustainability to give back to the community. Collection bins for the organization’s biannual Food and Clothing Drive will be stationed in approximately 40 dorm lobbies across campus from Dec. 3 to Dec. 13.
This year’s rivalry week in college football was filled with chaos, as various upsets set off a range of emotions both on and off the field. Most familiar to Ohio students is likely the conflict at the Horseshoe following Michigan’s victory over Ohio State.
To be a woman right now can be terrifying. I wish that each time I went on social media, I didn’t see a headline about how a woman was killed or injured by someone else just for existing. Women may never feel safe because of the constant threat of danger that is present today.
As preparations for the perfect Thanksgiving turkey are underway and students travel back home to see their loved ones, The Post’s Human Interest writers and editors shared everything they are grateful for this year. Amid all the travel stress and finals approaching in a couple of weeks, the staff has so much thanks to give.
A few years ago, social media exploded with the announcement of the casting for the movie adaptation of the iconic Broadway musical "Wicked." The musical is based on the 1995 book “Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West” by Gregory Maguire.
The Edward Stevens Literacy Center, nestled comfortably in the halls of Patton College of Education, is made up of several offices and rooms perfectly designed to balance Patton’s educational goals and real-world experience. In room 218K, the center’s literacy ambassadors inspire through their work with the Green Project Club.
Few bands have witnessed the evolution of Athens’ punk and metal scenes across multiple decades. One of those few bands is Voice of Crows. The current lineup consists of vocalist Ray Houska, guitarist Jordan Stoddard and drummer Manny Gonzalez. Gonzalez and Houska met while studying at Ohio University in the early 2000s.
Ohio walked out of the Glass Bowl Wednesday night with one of its biggest wins in the Tim Albin era. With the win, Ohio is one win away from clinching a spot in the always coveted Mid-American Conference Championship game.
Disney has given its fans live-action adaptations of some of its most popular fairytales. “Cinderella” (2015) introduced the world to the fantastical reality that Disney’s live-action adaptations bring to the cinematic experience.
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