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Soccer: What to know ahead of Ohio's road matchup with Northern Illinois
(09/27/23 2:45am)
Ohio (3-4-2, 1-1 Mid-American Conference) continues its MAC road trip with a trip to DeKalb, Illinois, for a matchup against Northern Illinois (2-4-3, 0-1-1 MAC). The Bobcats are entering this match coming off a significant road victory against Buffalo, while Northern Illinois most recently drew against Toledo at home 1-1.
Origins of Midwest emo
(09/27/23 1:48am)
A music subgenre is making its annual reemergence: Midwest emo. The strained vocals, angsty lyrics and indie style make the perfect soundtrack to gloomy autumn days. But just where did it come from? And why does it have such staying power in music?
Ranking all 8 Batmans
(09/27/23 1:28am)
Recently, the world celebrated one of the most iconic characters in all of pop culture: Batman. Batman is a superhero who has been around for 108 years and continues to be beloved by many. The love for the Caped Crusader is expressed in various ways, such as Batman-related merchandise, Batman comic books, and movies and television shows about Batman. My personal favorite is the latter.
Kirsten’s Kismet: Elon Musk’s embryonic Indiscretions and their eerie implications
(09/27/23 11:08pm)
Elon Musk has done it again. For clarification, he did not buy another beloved social media platform and ruin its clever marketing. Rather, he has sired yet another child with a questionable name and made it everyone else’s business.
Album Review: Chappell Roan rewrites the narrative on new album
(09/26/23 3:04am)
In the last year, Chappell Roan has slowly gained popularity in pop music for her songs about love and dating as a queer woman, intriguing listeners with her catchy choruses and 1980s-esque vocal style. After multiple single releases such as “Red Wine Supernova,” “HOT TO GO!,” “Casual” and “Naked In Manhattan,” the singer has now developed her first studio album, “The Rise and Fall Of a Midwest Princess.”
TV Review: ‘Sex Education’ Season Four premiere excites
(09/25/23 3:55am)
School is back in session for the former students of Moordale Secondary School after the fourth and final season of Netflix’s hit dramedy “Sex Education” dropped in full Sept. 21.
Student Senate secures funding accessible period products
(09/25/23 3:10am)
In an effort toward menstrual equity on campus, Ohio University’s Student Senate secured funding to ensure the accessibility of period products in campus restrooms.
Ohio dominates Bowling Green 38-7 in MAC Opener
(09/24/23 1:25am)
In its first game of Mid-American Conference play, Ohio traveled to Bowling Green and played its best football of the year. With a score of 38-7, Ohio set the tone for how it wants to play the rest of the MAC season.
Talking Points with Taylor: State lawsuits against Big Oil may change the future of oil
(09/22/23 4:25am)
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Friday that California is suing Big Oil.
Artist Spotlight: New indie pop duo pen pin is an essential addition to your soundtrack
(09/22/23 4:29am)
Based out of Los Angeles, pen pin is a duo consisting of songwriters and instrumentalists Jeni Magana and Emily Moore. Magana and Moore are responsible for almost all of the instruments featured in their songs, along with being the producers of their own music. Both have performed with many prominent musicians, including Taylor Swift, fun., Dua Lipa and Mitski, the latter being who Magana and Moore were touring with when they met.
Student Senate execs receive aid, checks
(09/22/23 3:23am)
Ohio University offers financial aid to students serving as president, vice president and treasurer on Student Senate.
What’s new with Issue 2? Athens officials, advocates react to the Marijuana Legalization Initiative
(09/21/23 3:15am)
Marijuana was not always illegal. In fact, at one point, it was embraced–used as a medicine and an herb. However, in 1937, marijuana was criminalized, beginning decades of prohibition in America.
OU, local police confident in abilities in case of an aggressor
(09/21/23 3:31am)
Ohio University staff and the Athens Police Department, or APD, said they feel confident in their abilities to protect OU students in the situation of an active threat.
City council met to discuss organized crime task force, national forest name change
(09/19/23 3:28am)
Athens City Council met Monday to discuss allowing the Service Safety Director Andy Stone to join an organized crime task force and changing the name of Wayne National Forest.
OU invests $12 million in improvement projects
(09/18/23 9:00pm)
During the Ohio University Board of Trustees’ August meeting, the board received an update concerning five major capital improvements from Mark Heil, vice president and chief financial officer, and Jon Cozad, associate vice president for design and construction.
A deep dive into Scooter Braun’s downfall
(09/18/23 12:29am)
Scooter Braun, a music mogul and manager to a multitude of stars, took to X (formerly known as Twitter) on Aug. 22, announcing, “I’m no longer managing myself,” in a veiled attempt at damage control after news surfaced that several of his biggest clients were leaving his management.
Football: Kurtis Rourke and the offense arrived at just the right time
(09/16/23 11:31pm)
Star Quarterback Kurtis Rourke didn’t look quite the same coming back from injury against FAU. On Saturday, however, in Ohio’s 10-7 win over Power Five–opponent Iowa State, Rourke returned as the leader that Ohio has needed on offense all season.
Football: All you need to know about Iowa State
(09/15/23 3:46am)
Ohio will host its only Power Five opponent this weekend when Iowa State comes to town for a key nonconference matchup. Ohio is coming off a big win at Florida Atlantic last weekend. A win against a Power Five this weekend could score Ohio its biggest nonconference win in recent history.
Fire responses increase, AFD staffing remains the same
(09/15/23 3:54am)
Students living on Ohio University’s campus sometimes feel like they are woken every week to the head-shaking sounds of the fire alarms in the dorm, prompting many responses from the Athens Fire Department, or AFD.
