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Upon the release of Tyga’s newest album, “$TARFACE,” fans and critics alike were quick to (rightfully) berate the album for its blandness and alleged embrace of artificial intelligence in its production. Among the most prominent of these attacks was digital music publication Pitchfork’s review of the album, which gave it a 0.0 out of 10 score and labeled it “slop-pop.”
On March 3, former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem sat before the Senate Judiciary Committee for a nearly five-hour hearing regarding the department’s shutdown and murders committed by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
In Athens, newspapers do not just share news. They question how an entire region can be led, from the front cover to our backyard. Local newspapers are necessary components of Appalachia, but The Post’s long-standing legacy cannot last if news coverage does not consistently serve all its readers, including those in the region.
Earlier this year, two popular music venues in Athens, The Union and Casa Nueva, implemented a two-week radius clause that might affect the local music scene, according to locals involved in the community. However, event coordinators for the establishments say the clause will help diversify the music scene and promote struggling bands.
Getting back into the swing of things is not easy for some students who enjoy a long break away from classes and academic routine. Many students spent their time traveling, some worked away at internships and jobs, while some did a little of both.
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On Aug. 14, during Disney’s D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, president of Marvel Studios Kevin Feige officially announced the cast of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first “X-Men” film. Prior to the announcement, fans who saw Marvel’s latest film, “Spider-Man: Brand New Day," already knew that actress Sadie Sink would be playing the role of Jean Grey.
From Aug. 14-16, Disney held its annual D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event in Anaheim, California. The three-day event featured many reveals for upcoming Disney releases, including projects that were unannounced before the event.
The original Unicorn Frappuccino was released April 19, 2017. This iconic Starbucks drink became a major cultural phenomenon, especially online on apps like Instagram, Facebook and X.
On Aug. 14, Phoebe Bridgers’ third album, “Lost Weekend,” was released.
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Ohio has struck gold in recent seasons when recruiting receiving talent, with two wide receivers having over 100 yards in each of the past couple of seasons, Coleman Owen and Chase Hendricks. Owen graduated following the 2024 campaign, which set the table for Hendricks' breakout season last year.
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Goodwill has taken over the spot the Athena Grand, a local movie theater on East State Street, occupied before its closure in January 2025.
Ohio kicked off its 2026 campaign Aug. 8 as it traveled to Lexington, Kentucky, to take on the third-ranked Kentucky Wildcats in a scrimmage. It was a tough early test for the Bobcats, but regardless of that match’s result, there is a lot to be excited about for Ohio Volleyball this season.
Negotiations between the United Academics of Ohio University and Ohio University are still ongoing during the 2026-27 academic year, following over a year of previous negotiations.
College is one big dumping ground, full of people trying to find themselves. When you are finally left alone in your dorm room, with family waving their goodbyes, uncertainty fills in the silence. Yet, you have the world at your fingertips, and you should never settle for what you see or who you meet during the first weeks.
College is one of the most daunting experiences young people can face. The maelstrom of new people, cavernous lecture halls and sudden onslaught of freedom is both exciting and extremely overwhelming.
Both Athens City Council and Athens County Township Trustees approved one-year moratoriums on data centers after Saadia Holding LLC, a New York-based manufacturing firm, reached out to both the city and county and expressed interest in potentially building a data center.
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