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“Saturday Night Live,” the long-running late-night sketch show that began in 1975, is still holding strong after multiple decades on air. With a mix of political humor, satirical sketches and dry humor, “SNL” made its way into the hearts and heads of millions across the country.
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Ohio (10-4 overall, 4-0 Mid-American Conference) kept its dominant MAC start going with a comfortable 71-59 win on the road against Buffalo (2-13 Overall, 0-4 MAC).
Ohio (18-3) ended the fall semester on a high note, earning the No. 1 rank for the second time this season. They maintained their stellar form in this weekend’s sweep of Cincinnati (11-3-1). Although the teams have similar stats, Ohio has played seven more games and faced tougher opponents.
Ohio (10-7 overall, 4-1 Mid-American Conference) won its fifth straight after rallying from a double-digit deficit in the first half to beat Buffalo 91-80. Ohio battled for 40 minutes, led by a 27-point performance from senior forward Aidan Hadaway.
The U.S. and Venezuela have been in the midst of an almost year-long conflict surrounding alleged drug trafficking and illegal immigration from Venezuela into the U.S.
As temperatures drop and snow falls, wildlife in Athens County moves for the winter. Birds fly south, some mammals turn in for a nap and many reptiles and amphibians burrow underground.
At the 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards in Los Angeles, California, Timothée Chalamet won Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role for his portrayal of Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown (2024) had quite the acceptance speech.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Mineral Resources Management, funded by the Abandoned Mine Lands Economic Revitalization program, is working to restore land affected by mine debris, according to the ODNR website.
Friday, Jan. 2
In the past year, U.S. tariffs on imported goods have caused significant disruptions in global supply chains, contributing to the rising prices seen at Ohio University on-campus markets.
Brock Klamfoth, a senior at Ohio University studying computer science, co-founded the Animatronic Digital Engineering Initiative, which allows students to build physical and digital animatronics.
When I received my first phone, I remember being criticized by others for not being on my phone to answer their texts promptly. Now that I have adapted to their needs, I am addicted to my phone like 46% of Americans. My digital footprint is expansive, and I am often online even if I don’t want to be. Others are facing the same issue and planning to remove many habits our phones have created.
For 23 years, Ohio University Bobcats and the residents of Athens have been congregating in the cozy atmosphere of Donkey Coffee. The coffeehouse, located at 17 W. Washington St., is frequently bustling with music and conversations, along with focused students clicking on keyboards.
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Tuesday, Jan. 13
Living sustainably during the winter months can be a challenge. Most American households significantly increase their waste production over the holidays and use more energy to keep their homes warm.
On Jan. 2, Ohio University’s Black Student Union posted a letter on its Instagram account addressed to university President Lori Gonzalez and Executive President and Provost Donald J. Leo. The letter, dated Nov. 26, 2025, expressed dissatisfaction with OU’s lack of support for students of color and multicultural organizations. The student leaders requested that the Multicultural Exposition budget be reinstated, along with a 30-minute meeting to discuss the impacts of Senate Bill 1.
Every January, my social media feeds flood with the same declaration: “New year, new me.” Many join in the ritual with fitness selfies, dietary promises and ambitious lists of goals, as if flipping a calendar page can magically transform who we are.
The White House unveiled a new website page dedicated to exposing biases, lies and other offenses the Trump Administration claims journalists and media organizations have made.
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