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The state of Ohio is no stranger to young political candidates. Ohio’s youngest elected official is Ben Nguyen, who was elected to the Tri-State School Board in 2025. Nguyen won his race at 18 years old and studies finance at Miami University.
With Ohio University wrapping up courses and exams in the next two weeks, students from the human interest section reflected on their school years, sharing both highs and lows.
As I reflect, there’s a lot I can say about being both a student at Ohio University and also a resident of Athens for the past four years. It’s cliché, but words truly can’t describe the impact attending this specific college had on my life.
Ohio House Bill 249 is a piece of legislation that would place higher restrictions on public drag performances across the state. The House passed the legislation March 25 with 63 votes in favor and 32 votes against. It has now been introduced in the Senate and awaits referral to a committee.
Ohio split Saturday's double header with Bowling Green after the Bobcats won the first game 9-3 but lost the second game 8-1. Despite a dominant offense in the first game, it was a struggle to get batters going in the second game.
Saturday's double header between Ohio and Bowling Green was a tale of two teams. The Bobcats dominated game one with fantastic defense, winning 9-3. They went into game two with all of that energy, but then fell flat, and the Falcons controlled game two with a score of 8-1.
On April 1, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s campus newspaper, The Daily Tar Heel, and its late-night show “Hill After Hours,” released a series of satirical yet offensive content for April Fool’s Day.
Children idolize professional athletes almost as much as they idolize parents and teachers. For this reason, I’ve never been a fan of the “shut up and dribble” mindset, as athletes have a huge platform and responsibilities beyond basketball.
Energy is high this week as a rare Aries stack pushes the signs toward change. Expect to feel finished with what you’ve dragged out. Focus your energy on what matters. This week brings big things.
A Seattle radio station, KEXP, published an in-studio band performance that garnered over 8 million views. This particular show was stranger than its usual artist in-studio.
Ohio University’s Moms Weekend led to packed streets, with moms traveling to spend time with their Bobcats from Friday to Sunday.
In 1999, Joe Jarvis graduated from Ohio University with a degree in philosophy. Now, he owns his own streetwear brand: The Cola Corporation.
The historic Singing Men of Ohio have been around Athens for almost four decades.
Tuesday, April 14
Spoilers ahead.
"JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure," often abbreviated as JJBA, is Hirohiko Araki’s magnum opus of supernatural battles, eccentric fashion, and outlandish powers that’s been running since 1987 and has become one of the most beloved franchises in anime.
The rom-com classic from 2004, “13 Going on 30,” is getting a reboot by Netflix. It is set to star actress Emily Bader and actor Logan Lerman. The film is also set to be produced by Jennifer Garner, who played the original main character, Jenna Rink. There is currently no information on whether Mark Ruffalo will be involved in the making of the reboot.
The Ohio men’s golf team faced a formidable field at the Golfweek/Stifel Spring Challenge this week, navigating the demanding layout of the True Blue Golf Club in Pawley's Island, South Carolina. Competing against a dense NCAA Division I lineup, the Bobcats concluded the three-day event in 15th place with a cumulative score of 896 (+32). While the team standings reflected the difficulty of the course, the performance of freshman Rylan Hall served as a definitive highlight for the program.
Solutions by The State News