Daily Rundown: Athens Fire understaffed, baby bison, RecoverED Project and more!
(09/16/26 1:15pm)
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Women's Golf: Zoe Luebbers leads as Ohio finishes sixth in Rocket Classic
(09/16/26 4:00am)
Ohio opened its season by finishing ninth at the A-Ga-Ming Invitational, where it saw strong performances from seniors Zoe Luebbers and Morgan Rodgers. The Bobcats looked to bring their flashes of success from Central Michigan to Sylvania for the Rocket Classic.
Athens Fire Department understaffed despite increasing demand
(09/16/26 4:00am)
The Athens Fire Department has fewer firefighters than they need to manage the number of calls it receives per year. The AFD is understaffed, but does not take volunteers, only paid positions.
Bison born in wildlife area prompts conservation education
(09/16/26 4:00am)
The Appalachian Hills Wildlife Area welcomed a baby bison Sept. 1. The new bison herd at the wildlife area is currently on loan from The Wilds, a wildlife preserve in Muskingum County.
Football: Takeaways from John Hauser's week 3 press conference
(09/16/26 4:00am)
Ohio University football head Coach John Hauser sat down with the media for his week three press conference after the Bobcats picked up their first win of the season against Jacksonville State at Peden Stadium. Ohio is traveling to Alabama this week to take on the South Alabama Jaguars in its last away nonconference game.
Football Column: MAC announces switch to nine-game schedule beginning 2028
(09/16/26 4:00am)
The Mid-American Conference announced yesterday that it will install a new, nine-game conference football schedule beginning in the 2028 season. The decision was approved by the MAC Council of Directors of Athletics on the basis that “scheduling models continue to evolve across the college football landscape.”
RecoverED Project promotes growing together through recovery
(09/16/26 4:00am)
Ohio University’s RecoverED Project chapter raises awareness about eating disorders, promoting recovery through its meetings and events.
Nintendo’s 'Ocarina of Time' remake trailer officially rests fans’ worries
(09/17/26 4:00am)
When Nintendo teased “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time” remake during its June 9 Nintendo Direct presentation, the reveal was little more than a brief, moody clip that left fans more confused than excited. Early reactions were skeptical, with some comparing the resigned character models to AI-generated visuals or the hyperrealistic fan remakes that have circulated online for years.
Football Column: Week 2 student media poll picks
(09/16/26 4:00am)
Each week, the Sports editorial team selects its Top 25 FBS college football teams.
Stella Lefty faces plagiarism, nepotism accusations
(09/17/26 4:00am)
Many people are currently asking themselves, “Who is Stella Lefty?” and the answer is not as clear as it seems. While she is a musician, it has also come out that her father, Eric Lefkofsky, is the chief executive officer of Tempus Artificial Intelligence and is one of the richest people in the world, with a net worth of $6.6 billion, according to Forbes.
Recap of 2026 Emmy Awards
(09/16/26 4:00am)
One of television’s biggest nights took center stage at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Monday. Hosted by “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” star Mariska Hargitay, the ceremony brought together some of the best actors and actresses television has to offer.
Daily Rundown: Flock cameras, CCC Plastics production facility, Ohio’s ROTC and more!
(09/15/26 1:15pm)
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Ohio University’s ROTC prepares members, serves Athens
(09/15/26 4:00am)
Ohio University offers Air Force and Army Reserve Officer Training Corps. Army ROTC is known as Bobcat Battalion and was awarded the 2017 McArthur Award for being one of the top eight programs in the United States. ROTC strives to go above and beyond by building and serving the community.
Jalen Brunson, Inde Navarrette announced as ‘SNL’ hosts for new season
(09/15/26 4:00am)
Ahead of the release of its 52nd season, Saturday Night Live revealed the first four sets of hosts and musical guests that will appear on the show.
HBO Max’s ‘Harry Potter:' Faithful adaptation or nostalgia bait?
(09/16/26 4:00am)
Rarely are books ever translated to film perfectly, or in many cases, even well. The novel’s advantages — room for exhaustive detail, sprawling narratives spanning multiple installments and relatively low production costs — all clash with the unforgiving economics of a medium where every scene carries a steep price tag.
Daily Rundown: Dolly Parton license plates, Battle of the Greens, football victory and more!
(09/14/26 1:15pm)
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Volleyball: Ohio competes hard, ultimately falls short to Penn State, Stanford
(09/15/26 4:00am)
The Bobcats are now headed back to Athens with a 4-4 season record after a pair of disappointing losses at Penn State University. They took on two fearsome, nationally ranked opponents, No.12 Penn State on Saturday and No.4 Stanford on Sunday. Both opponents ultimately lived up to their pedigrees, but Ohio did not go down easily in either match.
Weekly horoscope
(09/15/26 4:00am)
The first quarter moon in Sagittarius is on Friday, and mixing with the sun in Virgo, it makes us want to roll up our sleeves and take action. Clean out the bad vibes and transform your life. Recent weeks have been leading up to this moment.
Ask Aleni: It’s not just about the game
(09/15/26 4:00am)
With the turning of the leaves and the start of school, the fall season is rolling in and football fans are gearing up. College football games are taking over Saturday plans and watching is the only agenda for many, or so we may think. We don’t all gather for the game alone; we gather for the experiences that come along with it. A day full of football is not just about the game.
David’s Thoughts: Change begins with imagination
(09/14/26 4:00am)
Throughout history, each society has carried its own norms as a key part of social groups. While norms exist as part of human culture, it remains important in our personal and professional lives to question these norms, whether socialized or institutionalized. Norms exist for many reasons, including to guide and define behavior, and are relative to every culture.
