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Jorginho accuses Chappell Roan of sending security on daughter
This past weekend, Lollapalooza Brazil took place in São Paulo. Chappell Roan performed as a headliner, but controversy ensued during her time there.
Out-of-town bands rock The Union
Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to include the years and majors of Ohio University students.
Taylor Frankie Paul’s ‘The Bachelorette' season canceled
The 22nd season of "The Bachelorette" was supposed to premiere March 22, but production was cancelled after horrific videos of star Taylor Frankie Paul leaked online.
Manon Bannerman on hiatus from KATSEYE
On Feb 20, Manon Bannerman was announced to be taking a hiatus from the international girl-group, KATSEYE.
BedPost: I'm irritated with intercourse
Aside from The Post’s anonymous sex column, I find others in spaces around me don’t discuss sex. I am often the most sex positive person in the room, and I’m not afraid to talk about it. Yet, I am finding that other sex-positive people and I don’t want to have sex despite how much I talk about it. In fact, many feel this way, as 37% of Americans don’t have sex weekly.
Oh Well: ‘The Pitt’ proves health care workers need our support
“The Pitt” is proving to viewers that nursing is still a professional degree. This two-season medical drama on Hulu accurately depicts health care workers’ shifts through pacing, heartbreaking stories and professionalism in a demanding emergency department in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In a time when President Donald Trump’s administration has defined nursing as “not professional,” the show is more important now than ever.
OU professor studies nicotine’s role in fat breakdown, heart risk
An Ohio University researcher examines how nicotine affects the body’s fat metabolism and may contribute to heart damage, as newer nicotine products grow in popularity.
We Should Be Studying: Super Bowl X
We Should Be Studying is back to talk their opinions on this year's Super Bowl!
Movement, ABCD to present spring dance concert
Two Ohio University student dance organizations, the Movement and the Athens Black Contemporary Dancers, are showcasing two spring dance concerts centered on student creativity and expression.
Daily Rundown: LFC's 'Macbeth,' SB 294, Ohio vs. Pitt and more!
Softball: Ohio rolls past Pitt with a 12-2 mercy rule win
Ohio's dominant win against the University of Pittsburgh was decided by beautiful offense and masterclass pitching as the Bobcats rolled past the Panthers 12-2 in under five innings.
Sassy Cassie: OU should provide more support to club teams
Last week, the Ohio University ACHA D1 hockey team became ACHA D1 national champions after securing the win against Adrian. It’s the first time in 22 years that the team has claimed the title. While the team has had success in recent years, it has always been a battle to get to the title game.
‘Project Hail Mary’ throws back to 1980s Amblin movies
Director-duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have joined forces yet again with the recent release of “Project Hail Mary,” starring Ryan Gosling as the main character, Dr. Ryland Grace.
LFC to tell tale of ‘Macbeth’
Many theater lovers enjoy watching modern-day productions of William Shakespeare’s work, while some would rather be on stage portraying the characters created by the iconic playwright. The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company is showing its spring production of “Macbeth,” which will include two productions brimming with violence, supernatural occurrences and tyrant rulers.
Ohio Senate Bill 294 reevaluates energy production
Ohio Senate Bill 294 proposes changes to Ohio’s energy production by defining the state’s energy policy as prioritizing affordable, reliable and clean energy sources.
Did you get the reference: I would Like to thank…
This Week, Michael and Sophia recap the shining wins and the disappointing defeats at The Oscars, from on stage to afterparties.
Daily Rundown: 20 minutes with President Lori Stewart Gonzalez, Iran-US conflict continues and Athens Public Transit!
Q&A with President Lori Stewart Gonzalez
Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez was sworn in as both OU’s 23rd president and the university’s first woman president Oct. 18, 2023. She has had a long career in higher education administration that ultimately led her to OU. Before coming to Athens, she was the interim president at the University of Louisville from 2022-23, and has been an administrator at the University of Kentucky, Appalachian State University and the University of Tennessee. She earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Kentucky and her master’s and doctoral degrees in communication disorders from Eastern Kentucky University and the University of Florida.
BTS experiments in new era with ‘Arirang’
Korean pop group BTS released its fifth full album, “Arirang,” on Friday, bringing 14 new tracks to millions of fans across the globe. The group, which made its debut in 2013, has over 400 songs to its name, and many are eagerly anticipating more music.


