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Winter break is over, MACtion was back in The Convo and the fans were back in full force to cheer on the Bobcats. The seats continued to fill up as the ball shot in the air on the opening tip-off Tuesday night, as Ohio welcomed Northern Illinois.
The Athens City Council chambers reached full capacity Tuesday evening as residents filled the City Building, many attending to speak out following a recent controversy over whether the Pledge of Allegiance should be included at council meetings.
The situation has resolved, and there will be no more updates from this point forward.
Ohio (11-9 overall, 5-3 Mid-American Conference) returned home after a road trip that saw them lose two in a row and faced off against Northern Illinois (6-12 overall, 2-5 MAC) in the Huskies’ final game in The Convo as a MAC member.
The brutal murders of Renee Nicole Good and Keith Porter by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement have sparked protests similar to those of the 2020 Black Lives Matter movement. Once again, people are appalled at the sheer violence, abuse of power and audacity that is being used to mercilessly execute and destroy people’s lives.
On Jan. 19, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Racial Equity Coalition of Appalachia and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People of Athens County collaborated on a showing of the 2024 documentary, “Ain’t No Back to a Merry-Go-Round.”
Since the suffragettes secured women's right to vote, women’s rights have been on the rise. Women have successfully gained the ability to live independently, manage their own finances and secure the same jobs as men. However, women still force themselves to be tied down to men who are, quite frankly, the worst. This is why we believe you should dump your boyfriend.
For more than a century, the Marching 110 has represented Ohio University, collected awards, entertained fans and hyped up fellow Bobcats in the stands during performances. After all these years, the marching band is getting its own practice facility, called Hurley Field, to be open in time for the 2026 season.
Diving into New Year's rituals, let's talk about my favorite holiday. Hoping that 2026 is a good year, let's read some Chinese Zodiac predictions for the year.
When a resident is locked out of their dorm, they go to their resident advisor for help. When they have roommate issues, they go to their RA. When there is any little issue in the dorm, they go to them again for help. RAs are important student staff workers, but are also the most underappreciated and overworked employees in housing.
Ohio (10-9 overall, 4-3 Mid-American Conference) return home after two straight away games this Tuesday to face off against Northern Illinois (6-11 overall, 2-4 MAC) for what is presumably the final time in The Convo.
Ohio Hockey collaborated with the Marching 110 Friday night during the game against the University of Pittsburgh. They launched special jerseys inspired by the 110’s uniforms. The band performed throughout Friday’s game, and the event pulled a sold-out crowd.
Many Ohio University students view the second semester as a fresh start or a do-over. They put any failed assignments, bad decisions and poor diets behind them and start over with the new year in January.
Over winter break, I had dinner with friends from high school. Most of them are in long-term relationships, so it was no surprise that marriage came up in conversation. During the break at home, I discovered my ex-boyfriend proposed to his girlfriend of less than a year. Hearing peers tying the knot makes me think about what is expected for my age. Since my ex and I broke up less than a year ago, I felt like I was almost the one tossing the bouquet, which I felt too young to do.
With this holiday season coming to a close and rounding out the past year, New Year's resolutions are officially in full swing for students at Ohio University and beyond. These resolutions include a variety of plans ranging from reinventing oneself, to accomplishing goals and many participating in the increasingly popular Dry January, cutting out all alcohol entirely until the first month of the year has passed.
Monday morning, over 100 Ohio University students, faculty and staff gathered at Galbreath Chapel to commemorate the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Members of The Post joined the Celebration Silent March led by the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and Celebratory Brunch held by OU’s Center for Student Engagement & Leadership to remember and honor Dr. King’s contribution to upholding the freedoms upon which our newsroom is built: speech and press.
Now that the 2026 Golden Globes and Critics’ Choice Awards are over, it seems the first staples of 2026’s fashion trends have been shown. From molten gold and cobalt blue to deep colors and sleek, wave-like silhouettes accompanied by statement diamonds, these trends are taking over the awards show fashion scene.
Solutions by The State News