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The Trump administration recently released the “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” a document that invites universities to receive preferential treatment in exchange for compliance with the federal government's wishes.
Since the fall and winter cold has been creeping in on Athens, orange beetles have been congregating inside and outside buildings, attempting to escape from the frigid temperatures. Students have reported Asian Lady Beetles inside their dorms and apartments.
Ohio (13-15, 11-5 Mid-American Conference) is coming home this weekend to close out its regular season against Western Michigan (15-14, 12-4 MAC) after a dominant road trip. This road trip by Ohio included sweeps of both Central Michigan and Northern Illinois. Their sweep of Northern Illinois also clinched the Bobcats a spot in the MAC tournament. Now that the Bobcats have clinched the tournament, their series against the Broncos is all about seeding.
Ohio hosted its first home meet of the season in the Ohio Showcase, facing off against the Morgan State Bears, dominating in a 44-2 performance.
The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company put on its version of Matt Cox’s play “Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic,” at Arts West on Nov. 8-9. The 13-person cast and production crew put on a show that had the audience laughing hard and participating along.
Many have heard the term “cult classic,” but few could clearly define it. When it comes to movies, a cult classic is one that builds an almost obsessive following with fans who can recite every line, know every scene and never tire of watching it.
Each week, the Sports' editorial team selects its Top 25 FBS college football teams for the Student Media Poll.
The final trailer for Disney’s “Zootopia 2,” which releases on Nov. 26, came out Sept. 29. After nearly 10 years of waiting, audiences finally get to see the next chapter of “Zootopia.” The film stars Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman who are reprising their roles as optimistic rabbit Judy Hopps and sly fox Nick Wilde. The cast also welcomes Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan as a snake named Gary De’Snake.
The 2026 Grammy nominations were announced Friday, kicking off music’s biggest awards season with plenty of excitement and a few disappointments.
Ohio (1-1, 0-0 Mid-American Conference) is getting set to play Morehead State (1-1, 0-0 Ohio Valley Conference) this Thursday in The Convo for their annual Rufus Field Trip Game.
Olivia Rodrigo is often overlooked for her efforts in using her platform for activism. As a woman of color, singer-songwriter, with 14 Grammy nominations and three wins at just 22 years old, Rodrigo is showing off her moxie at this point in her career.
The 2012 release of “The Hunger Games” was the first film in the series and marked a cultural revolution. It depicted clear signs of wealth inequality, poverty and a dystopian future in which children participate in a battle royale-style game.
Ohio (1-1 overall) struggled in its home opener against Columbia as it lost the game 92-74 and earned its first loss of the season. Outside of the first few minutes of the game, Ohio was chasing Columbia throughout the rest of the day.
Monday, Nov. 3
Ohio (6-3 overall, 4-1 Mid-American Conference) controls its own MAC title destiny as it heads on the road Tuesday night for a huge matchup against Western Michigan (5-4 overall, 4-1 MAC).
Over two centuries apart, Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” and Guillermo del Toro’s recent adaptation tell the same story of love and grief.
The registration process for general course selection at Ohio University is flawed. Undergraduate students face uncertainty and constraints when selecting classes, as they need to excel and advance in their education. There should be no reason why students should have to struggle to enroll in required courses.
Paintings, sculptures and beautiful music. This is what patrons of the Kennedy Museum of Art were greeted with Thursday evening, as seven Ohio University seniors performed at Spark of Creation. The performances featured nine songs from various musicals, including “A Chorus Line,” “Wicked” and “Ordinary Days.”
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