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Studios expand investment in LGBTQIA+ romance projects
A growing number of LGBTQIA+ romance projects are moving through Hollywood’s development pipelines, signaling a broader shift in how studios view queer love stories within the mainstream market.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio falls short on the road against Ball State
Ohio (15-12 overall, 9-7 Mid-American Conference) lost to Ball State by a final score of 86-85. It's the third loss in a row for the Bobcats, who, despite struggling in the past few games, have secured a spot in the MAC Tournament and have now taken one of the top teams in the MAC down to the wire.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio unable to shake Toledo, loses on senior day
The Convo was packed Saturday for a mid-day game with a ton of buzz surrounding it as Ohio (15-14 overall, 9-7 Mid-American Conference) welcomed Toledo to Athens for a match stocked with MAC Tournament implications.
Undeniably Abby: Miami needs to lose this MAC season
My dad nearly has a stroke every time he watches a Miami University RedHawks men’s basketball game. And trust me, I’m not being dramatic. This is a man who becomes physically unwell when the RedHawks’ lead drops below 10 points. He paces, yells and performs what can only be described as an interpretive stress dance in our living room. It’s quite the spectacle.
Did you get the reference: And the reference goes to
This week, Michael and Sophia, along with special guest Nyla Gilbert, dive into the Oscars, talking about big names on even bigger screens.
Editorial: Surfaced UI fraternity footage is loud indication of hazing reality
Alpha Delta Phi, a fraternity at the University of Iowa, was suspended until 2029 after an alleged hazing incident. Body camera footage released by the campus shows an alleged hazing incident from November 2024. The footage, which recently surfaced online and went viral on social media, reveals 56 male pledges blindfolded in the fraternity house basement.
Sassy Cassie: Pay WNBA players more or risk the season
The WNBA was established in 1996, and when it first began, it had eight teams. Now, the league is going to expand to a total of 18 teams. This doesn’t come as a shock as the push toward more women's sports leagues rises. Not to mention the uptick in viewership and attention the league has received recently.
The Pest: Brutus took a punch, OSU students take the hit
There is a longstanding, obscure rivalry between Ohio University and The Ohio State University. Although the colleges reside in different football conferences, the rivalry runs deep and has only grown over the last two years, as the Bobcats have lost in both matchups.
Stars Align: March 1-7 horoscope predictions, the blood moon is here
March is finally here, and with its arrival comes anticipation for spring and painful waiting as the remnants of snow melt from Athens.
Blabby Abby: USA Men’s Hockey team deserves the hate
Role models shouldn’t be worshipped or idolized, but that’s not to say people can’t look up to them. When you have a little sister with hockey jerseys lining her room, including one of her favorite players, Jack Hughes, you can’t help but be excited to watch the Team USA versus Team Canada gold medal match in the 2026 Winter Olympics. When the final goal roared in overtime, securing the USA’s 2-1 victory against Canada, she was on top of the world.
MoSo Farm practices sustainability, supports Athens
CJ Morgan and Molly Sowash are co-owners of MoSo Farm. Together, they raise swine and cattle only about 15 minutes southwest of Athens.
Crumbs Bakery cultivates baked goods, fresh lifestyle
For nearly 40 years, Crumbs Bakery kneaded its way into the fabric of Athens by supplying local favorites like Donkey Coffee, Seaman’s Cardinal Super Market and Kindred Market with breads, cookies, crackers and more.
Weekender: Potted plant painting, mocktails, basketball
Tuesday, Mar. 3
Bobcats ask for more options, accommodations in dining halls
The dining halls at Ohio University are often packed with students as they study, enjoy a conversation with others or drop in for a bite to eat. Many students have dietary restrictions and require accommodations or special meal plans.
Student organizations share concerns with OU administration, SB1
After Senate Bill 1 passed, the transparency between student and Ohio University administration became muddled. Both parties have attempted to determine what is permissible under SB1.
Daily Rundown: Sisterhood of the Traveling Dresses, Cool digs closed, Bobcats in the MAC tournament and more!
‘The Drama’ trailer creates thrilling mystery, twisted romance
Following a short December teaser, the official trailer for A24 Studios' “The Drama,” directed by Kristoffer Borgli, starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, was released in February.
Hannah Montana finds her way back home for 20th anniversary special
Grab your blonde wigs and get ready for the best of both worlds. The Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special is coming to Disney+ on March 24 hosted by Alex Cooper.
Men’s Basketball: What to know for a big game against Toledo
Ohio (15-13 overall, 9-6 Mid-American Conference) will face off against Toledo after a week off in a huge matchup with MAC tournament implications on the line.


