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When it was announced that Andrew Garfield would play the lead in the film adaptation of Tick, Tick… Boom!, there was no doubt he’d honor the memory of the late Jonathan Larson with a brilliant acting performance. What is a surprise, however, is just how moving the film is, and how phenomenal Garfield’s voice is for the role.
Ohio announced Friday that both Ron Collins, defensive coordinator and safeties coach, and Pete Germano, co-defensive coordinator and defensive ends coach, will retire at the end of the season. Ohio coach Tim Albin released a statement Friday saying that he informed the Bobcats prior to the announcement.
On Thursday, the Contemporary History Institute, or CHI, hosted a conversation about climate change, with nuanced perspectives from three speakers – Geoffrey Dabelko, Daniel Karney and Michele Morrone, all faculty at Ohio University.
Ohio University Student Senate met Wednesday to discuss the student code of conduct process with a branch of the body known as Students Defending Students, or SDS.
Troye Sivan is an Australian native who’s known for beginning his career on Australian music shows, as well as Youtube, as a singer-songwriter and actor. Despite being widely known by international fans as a Youtuber, Sivan eventually slipped more into the music scene in 2013 after being signed by EMI Australia. His first EP, TRXYE, gained notable traction back in 2014, and his second EP, WILD, followed soon after in 2015.
In its opening drive of the third quarter, Ohio faced a fourth down on three separate occasions.
By now, the tragic and avoidable events that transpired at Travis Scott’s Astroworld music festival in Houston have gained widespread attention across the country. A deadly combination of limited space, inadequate staffing and equipment, a rambunctious deluge of fans and an insatiable artist who ignored all the red flags became the recipe for a staggering nine fatalities (at least) and several hundred injuries. Many viral videos and written accounts of those who attended reflect a faint yet persistent fear for concert-goers that became a disturbing reality.
I consider myself to be one of the more visibly Jewish students on campus. I have a uniquely Israeli name, many stereotypical “Jewish features” (my mane of curly hair being one of them) and am often seen wearing Chabad regalia with Judaica (jewelry with Jewish motifs).
Athens City Council met in special session, executive session and committees Monday evening to pass an ordinance that increased penalties for vendors, peddlers or solicitors who operate without proper licensing despite concerns raised from Athens residents and members of the body.
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New Yorker Sam Evian is back with his third album, Time to Melt.
After over 75 years since the Holocaust, certain perceptions and manifestations of antisemitism remain in society and as a topic of discussion globally.
As the familial minivan drives away, students are left on their new front door in Athens. Equipped with a dorm key, a meal plan and their favorite belongings, they have moved away from home — most for the very first time.
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Ohio traveled to Kalamazoo, Michigan, and DeKalb, Illinois, for a pair of one-off matches against Western Michigan and Northern Illinois. Ohio defeated both teams to tack on two wins late in its Mid-American Conference schedule.
Oral arguments were held Thursday afternoon for a lawsuit that alleges Ohio University ignored the sexual assault of a minor by an OU police officer, Robert Parsons, and it is currently being determined if Title IX applies to non-university students at university-related events.
On New Year’s Day in 2014, a lonely cat was destined to be put out in the cold, snowy streets of Mansfield, Ohio, in the midst of a polar vortex. Its owner would no longer take care of her and had decided the cat would follow in the footsteps of the countless cats who could not find homes, forced to fight for their own survival.
On October 21, Athens City Council candidate Damon Krane put out a statement in regards to a decade-old Facebook post made by Mayor Steve Patterson. In the now-deleted post, Patterson takes a mocking and offensive tone mimicking the speech of rapper Kanye West.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a man from the most-wanted list living at a residence in The Plains. When deputies searched the residence they were told the man had just left in a silver vehicle.
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