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The Ohio Bobcats (3-5-4 overall, 1-1-3 Mid-American Conference) traveled to Ypsilanti, Michigan, to face Eastern Michigan (4-5-1 overall, 2-1-1 MAC) in a highly competitive matchup that ended in a 1-1 draw.
Correction: A previous version of this article said the Scripps Semester in D.C. Program was only open to journalism students. It has been corrected to say was previously open to all students enrolled in the Scripps College of Communication.
Ohio (3-2 overall, 1-0 Mid-American Conference) opened up MAC play Saturday with a very solid 35-20 win over in-state opponent Bowling Green. The Bobcats look to continue their winning streak further into MAC play as they go on the road to play Ball State this week.
The path of any team’s season is never linear, especially in a sport like college football in the current state of the sport. Ever-changing coaching staffs and rosters make for teams that are only given one offseason to gel, while the rest of the chemistry must be built during the season.
There’s no better feeling than sitting in a cozy chair on a brisk fall day while drinking a nice cup of coffee. As soon as the nights get cooler, people flock to their local coffee shops to taste their first sip of fall. Coffee is often associated with feelings of comfort and peace, making it the perfect partner in crime for fall weather.
You may have heard numerous complaints in the past few weeks about the wait times for food on campus. Brick City Deli, the food truck and deli, has had extremely long waits the first few weeks of school. The longest I’ve waited was two hours and 38 minutes. From managing online and mobile orders to employee shortages, there have to be explanations as to why you must wait so long to receive your meal.
The NBA’s 2025-26 season is right around the corner, and rankings of the league’s top players and teams are being released by media outlets everywhere. ESPN’s top 100 NBA players list never fails to stir up controversy, and this year’s rankings prove ESPN has either mastered rage-bait or needs new NBA analysts immediately.
As October paints our towns in shades of pink, it can be easy to see it as just another tradition. However, in Southeast Ohio, awareness means very little without the community that stands beside it.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus suspended all gender affirming care for patients effective Friday. The hospital made the decision, despite state and federal laws not prohibiting gender affirming care for individuals over the age of 18.
Perhaps the five parking tickets I’ve received over the last year are a result of pure laziness, but I truly believe that ticketing students is nothing more than a cash grab.
The faculty of the School of Visual Communication applauds our student’s passionate opinion in The Post, titled “Scripps, VisCom need to ditch AI.” We are glad that, as a photojournalist, Ethan Herx is adamant about images being truthful, which is fundamental to photojournalism.
Monday, Sept. 22
Somewhere between a “get ready with me” and a smoothie recipe, your For You Page probably has popped up with a video titled something like “10 signs you may have ADHD” or “Why you’re actually neurodivergent.” All of a sudden, millions of young adults are now convinced they’ve self-diagnosed their way into a clinical condition.
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression released its annual report on university speech climates, giving Ohio University a D-.
Paul Thomas Anderson is the definition of a true auteur filmmaker. His films range in genre and storytelling and have made him one of the best contemporary directors and screenwriters.
Ohio Homeland Security launched Safeguard Ohio on Sept. 12, a new suspicious activity reporting app that utilizes artificial intelligence to collect information regarding potential violent threats.
Kissing bugs, also known as triatomine bugs, which are found to cause the parasitic infection Chagas disease, have been reported in Ohio.
Monday, Sept. 29
Friday, Sept. 19
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