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Martha Stewart is a household sweetheart in the U.S., well-known as a businesswoman, writer and television personality. From her work in home and retail to her do-it-yourself crafts and recipes, the 83-year-old entrepreneur has won the hearts of many homes in the country. Like the 47th president-elect of the U.S. Donald Trump, Stewart has dedicated fans who hold her work in her field very high.
Uptown Athens was filled with locals, anxiously watching television screens in restaurants and bars as Election Day results trickled in. Many cited this cycle as one of the most important elections in history.
For Fan Appreciation Night, Ohio (11-13, 7-6 Mid-American Conference) put on a show for a record-breaking attendance for volleyball in The Convo. In a five-set victory against formerly MAC No. 1 ranked Central Michigan (19-6, 10-3 MAC), 1,017 fans took to their feet as three Bobcats reached career highs during the game.
Tyler Okonma, better known as Tyler, The Creator, released his album “Chromakopia” Monday at 6 a.m., straying from the traditional route of dropping music Friday at midnight. The album’s rollout and its concept were out of the norm for the modern hip-hop star.
Voters for the upcoming election have long had their minds made up for who they are voting for. With the main purpose of political advertising being persuasion, both candidates for this year’s presidential election have taken two very different routes to target an audience which has further contributed to the already gaping political divide in the U.S.
Renaissance art, Greek sculptures and art history in general are all admirable traditional pieces that deserve sports within museums around the world. Despite this, contemporary art has become boring and meaningless, and although there is a certain beauty in simplicity, the concept can only be done so many times before it is worn out.
Ohio (8-11, 4-4 Mid-American Conference) took down Kent State (1-17, 0-8 MAC) Tuesday night in The Convo three sets to one. Among the display of aggressive offense at the net for a whopping total of 65 kills in the match, Kam Hunt surpassed 300 kills this season and Makenna Schafer beat her career high in kills for a total of seven this match.
Although Halloween is not for another week, the calendar year does not stop one of Athens’ favorite holiday seasons. As students put the finishing touches on their costumes, many plan to host the fun in their homes, prepping for one of the biggest party weekends of the year.
Friday night was Ohio’s (7-11, 3-4 Mid-American Conference) Pink Game for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and although the five-set match fell in favor of Ball State (11-8, 4-4 MAC), it didn’t stop the Bobcats and their fans from showing up decked out in pink gear.
According to a previous Post report, Athens has recently shown an uptick in stray animals. Just last year, the Athens Humane Society picked up 250 strays without a shelter.
In fifth grade, Kamryn Hunt followed in the footsteps of both of her athletic parents, going down a path she seemed almost destined for: basketball.
Ohio University’s Counseling and Psychological Services, or CPS, serves as an important piece in the puzzle of student resources the university provides. However, its mere existence, although important, is not substantially staffed or prepared for the influx of students, especially due to recent events. After finishing my own run-through with counseling services at OU because of my OCD, I was encouraged to look elsewhere or I may not receive the support I required. I was disappointed, and due to the limited college funds I possess, I have not received counseling for my OCD since.
Ohio (6-9, 2-2 Mid-American Conference) travels to Kalamazoo after a bitter-tasting weekend against Toledo to play Western Michigan (5-10, 1-3 MAC) and Northern Illinois (2-12, 0-4 MAC) Thursday and Friday.
Although Ohio (6-9, 2-2 Mid-American Conference) closes out its matches against Toledo (10-7, 3-2 MAC) with a win and a loss, the team had a clear shift in the match’s dynamic following an incredible first set, where Toledo would not see double digits.
The Pokémon franchise is beloved by many fans, young and old, including myself. As a longtime player of the Nintendo games, anime watcher and card collector, the nostalgia is something I hold close, as I spent much of my childhood curled up on the couch buried into my Nintendo DS with Pokémon “Heart Gold.” Despite its immense success and love from fans, the recent games have sparked discourse about Pokémon’s loyalty to its fans.
This weekend, Ohio (5-8, 1-1 Mid-American Conference) went to Akron (5-9, 1-1 MAC), leaving with a win and a loss in its first weekend of MAC Tournament play. The Bobcats would fall to the Zips three sets to one Friday night but showed up Saturday for a win in five sets.
As Homecoming approaches at Ohio University, there are a number of reasons why students, faculty and staff must participate in the events planned for the week. School pride is an important part of education, and no adult is too cool to celebrate.
Ohio (4-5) lit up The Convo Friday evening in its first game back home for a 3-0 sweep against Liberty (5-6).
Ohio (3-5) looks to redeem itself and break its losing streak this weekend at the Green and White Invitational back home. The Bobcats will welcome three additional teams to The Convo for the second time this year. The team looks to cut down on errors and keep opponents from running away with the lead to secure an Ohio victory.
A rule change for collegiate volleyball in 2020 prompted a promising future for athletes' comfort concerning their clothing. The rule change, since revised in 2024, states: “Uniform bottoms may differ provided all bottoms are the same color … Types of bottoms include spandex (of any length), gym-style shorts (of any length), pants of any length, or culottes.”
Solutions by The State News