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On Oct. 14, shock ran through the music world when it was announced neo-soul pioneer D’Angelo died at 51. The singer died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, which had left him hospitalized for months. Fans flocked to social media to send condolences to his family and grieve the death of a trailblazer whose legacy will forever be cemented within music.
Ohio (4-3 overall, 2-1 Mid-American Conference) is coming off a solid win on Homecoming and Senior Day against Northern Illinois. It was a much needed bounce back after a tough loss to Ball State the week prior to the bye week.
Thirty years ago, Outkast member Andre 3000 said one of the most infamous lines in Hip-Hop history, as the rap group was booed off while accepting the award for “Best New Artist” during the 1995 Source Awards: “The South got something to say.”
Nelsonville locals looking to spend an evening with Cliff Bradshaw and Sally Bowles are in luck, as Stuart's Opera House, located at 52 Public Square, is debuting its production of “Cabaret” Thursday.
Ohio (7-14, 5-4 Mid-American Conference) travels to Muncie, Indiana, to continue MAC play against Ball State (13-8, 9-0 MAC). Ohio is currently on a five-game win streak, a far cry from how it started the season. The Bobcats look completely different and have been able to close out games in these past five wins, which has been the difference maker for this team.
The NBA kicked off its 2025-26 season on Tuesday, and I’m thrilled that basketball is finally back. This league is overflowing with incredible talent among all 30 teams, and it feels as though a new champion will yet again be crowned. The Oklahoma City Thunder may be favored to repeat as champions, but don’t count out the Houston Rockets, Cleveland Cavaliers or Denver Nuggets. There has not been a repeat NBA champion since 2018, and that should continue this season.
Eating, though a simple task we must do to survive, is a personal and sensitive concept for some. Everyone enjoys different foods, has different habits and relationships with food. With social media and societal standards, feeling comfortable commenting on others' food choices has become somewhat normal. Food has the potential to impact everyone’s mental health differently, and it's essential not to judge others' food habits.
Before the 2024 season, the NFL approved the use of Guardian Caps for in-game use. A Guardian Cap is a soft layer of padding worn over helmets to reduce concussions and head injuries. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Guardian Caps reduce concussions by 52%.
As the fog descends upon the cobbled brick streets of Athens, this sleepy college town braces for its most iconic weekend. As the weekend draws near, thousands will down unholy elixirs and the hordes will cram into every tavern in the area. Halloween weekend is the perfect time to unleash the freaks. It’s time to dress up in the eye-catching costumes and let the spirit of fun and fright take over the students of Ohio University.
Course offerings are now available for the spring semester, and Ohio University Bobcats are free to meet with their advisors to start planning their new class schedules. Students can visit their Degree Audit Reporting System report, which analyzes degree requirements, in their student center, and view which course credits they still need for their studies.
The stage is almost set. The time is almost here. The Athens Bulldogs (9-0) and the Nelsonville-York Buckeyes (9-0) will compete against each other in a highly anticipated matchup between the first and second-place schools in the Tri-Valley Conference.
As a culture, we have only gotten more political, and the rise of social media has given us a plethora of ways to communicate it. As of October 2025, 73.2% of the global population worldwide uses social media. We’ve been debating politics for years, but now it happens as easily as a share, a post, a message or a repost to express opinions.
In 2017, one of the biggest campaigns in the NHL was “Hockey Is For Everyone.” This campaign was to promote inclusivity and diversity in the sport. While some positive results have come from this initiative, the NHL should be embarrassed by using this campaign while welcoming back players whose behaviors have resulted in direct harm to others.
Every Tuesday morning, newsstands across town and in surrounding communities are populated with the latest print edition of The Post. Our weekly paper grants us the opportunity to highlight important local stories and reach audiences in a tactile and accessible way. Unfortunately, not all student media organizations hold that privilege, and by no fault of their own.
Football is an amazing game. Fans sit on their couch all weekend, ready to watch 48 hours of a game that so many fall in love with on the field, and for those who are lucky, their careers can extend past their time on the field. The love and respect for the game are no more evident with anyone than with first-year Ohio linebackers coach Chris Woods.
Ohio traveled to Kettering, Ohio, for the Dayton Flyer Invitational Monday and Tuesday, finishing ninth at +38.
The Star Chamber Arcade opened at 74 N. Court St, Suite 001, this month with a soft opening beginning Oct. 2 and a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 16.
Ohio (4-8-5 overall, 2-4-4 Mid-American Conference) will host rivals Miami (8-5-2 overall, 5-2-2 MAC) Thursday at 3 p.m. at Chessa Field in Athens, Ohio.
Athens City Council met Monday, Oct. 20, for a nearly three-hour-long regular session primarily discussing a temporary housing ordinance. All members of Council and Mayor Steve Patterson were present, along with dozens of community members in the packed audience.
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