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Entertainment Look-A-Head: Music at Baker Center, movie releases, screenings at The Athena 

Tuesday, Apr. 7 

Black girls in pop spark debate on exclusion 

On Wednesday, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, a member of the disbanded British girl group Little Mix, called out the reason for the lack of mainstream female pop artists in an interview with Bricks Magazine.

OU students observe Passover

Passover began before sundown Wednesday and ends after sundown Thursday. Passover celebrates the biblical story of the Israelites' emancipation from over 400 years of slavery in Egypt, and Ohio University Bobcats celebrating from Athens observe the holiday with friends and community organizations. 

OU student James Joyce campaigns for 95th district

Some Ohio University students have a full-time job on top of their coursework, and others juggle their student organizations with their many responsibilities. James Joyce, a junior studying computer science and artificial intelligence, is running for Ohio House of Representatives District 95, aiming to lower living costs, support education and protect the natural beauty of Ohio. 

Baseball: What to know for Ohio’s midweek matchup with Morehead State

Ohio is back in action Tuesday night for a makeup game against Morehead State that was postponed in March. Ohio is coming off a disastrous weekend, being swept by Mid-American Conference powerhouse Kent State. 

Softball: What to know about Miami

Ohio (24-13, 7-5 Mid-American Conference) continues its road trip by heading to Oxford to face Miami (26-10, 8-4 MAC). This series is a true test for Ohio, as Miami is the second-ranked team in the MAC.

Football: Lamar Conard ready for new challenge at Ohio

Following Ohio’s 17-10 victory over UNLV in the Scooter’s Coffee Frisco Bowl to cap off a 9-4 season, it became clear interim head coach John Hauser was the choice to lead the program moving forward.

Daily Rundown: Gas Prices Rising, Drawknife, Ohio Softball and more!

Baseball: Kent State dominates Ohio at home

Ohio has certainly gone through rough patches throughout the 2026 college baseball season, but this weekend, Kent State came to town and swept the home team, winning by a combined 34 runs over the three-game series. 

Softball: Ohio beats Ball State in big road series 

After a solid weekend series win against Central Michigan last week, Ohio (24-13 overall, 7-5 Mid-American Conference) had a solid week of rest before heading on the road to Munice, Indiana, to take on Ball State in another big MAC series. 

Hunter's Horizon: Anchored at Kharg, no exit in sight

The U.S. campaign against the Islamic Republic of Iran has escalated into the largest regional conflict since the 1991 Gulf War. The collapse of diplomacy and the crackdown on protestors preceded a joint U.S.-Israeli offensive. The operation, designated Operation Epic Fury by the U.S. and Operation Roaring Lion by Israel, began Feb. 28.

Emily's Evidence: Bloom where you're planted, ins, outs for spring

In a season of blooming flowers and chirping birds, change is on the horizon with new beginnings of life, season and future approaching quickly. 

Stars Align: April 5-11, an impulsive energy week

This week, the effects of the full moon linger on, impacting relationships and eventually leading to emotional clarity after conflict. 

Drawknife puts rustic spin on Americana

Correction appended: A previous version of this article included incorrect dates/times for PorchFest. The change has been made.

OU to sunset 32 undergraduate programs

Ohio University will eliminate or combine 32 programs by Aug. 15 in response to the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, also known as Senate Bill 1.

US Headlines: Gas prices surge, Gulf allies vie for continued conflict

Monday, March 30

Gas prices surge as Iran war continues

The continued war between the U.S. and Iran is drawing major geopolitical concerns. Disruptions and closures in Iran’s Strait of Hormuz, a passage that transports about 25% of the world’s seaborne oil trade, are causing price jumps for gas across the world, according to the International Energy Agency.

Student vote on university disclosure of Israel bonds passes

Student Senate introduced Senate Bill 2526-11 on March 18. The bill was approved unanimously within the Senate, added to the Student Senate election ballot March 31 and passed with 86% of the vote. 

Police Blotter: Breaking and entering, dog issues, neighbor problems

Friday, March 27

Weekender Briefs: Mom’s Weekend, open mics, international street fair

Tuesday, April 7