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Ohio (1-2) was filled with energy heading into its week three matchup at Ohio State (3-0), after a big win at home against West Virginia. Despite the team’s intensity, the Bobcats lost 37-9 to the Buckeye’s intense offense.
In 2005, “The Office, a mockumentary focusing on the daily lives of employees at a Pennsylvania paper company, debuted on NBC. The show’s eight-year run would earn it 42 Academy Award nominations and five Emmys.
We live in a nation where the word “murder" is used for buzz, while the action itself is so normalized we don't flinch when we hear about the gruesome murder of children as they sat with heads bowed at church.
“Carpe diem. Seize the day!”
Ohio University provides a rare opportunity for undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D. students to work hands-on with a particle accelerator — the only one at a university in Ohio.
When Audrey Hobert dropped her debut single “Sue Me” in May, the backlash was swift. When she sang the chorus “Sue me, I want to be wanted," fans were uncomfortable.
It's girl's night out, you're getting ready at your bestie's apartment and then you're hitting Court Street with all your favorite people. Now, what are you wearing? A cute top and jeans, of course. Maybe a mini skirt will be thrown in here and there, if the weather permits.
Scott Titsworth will step down as dean of Ohio University’s Scripps College of Communication in June 2026 after 15 years in the role and return to teaching.
Every fall, college freshmen move into their new dorms and acclimate to life on campus. Some may try to connect with people in their dorms, memorize routes to classes or figure out the best spots to eat nearby. But for others, fall is for finding a forever family in Greek life.
We're officially in the last stretch of the year, and I am worried about what many refer to as "cuffing season," the time when people scramble to find temporary romantic partners for the holidays, then break up in the spring. Dating during cuffing season is emotionally risky, often temporary and ultimately not worth the baggage it brings.
Ohio (2-4) continues its stretch of road games, this time travelling to Dayton, Ohio, for the Tru by Hilton Dayton Beavercreek Invitational. In this tournament, Ohio will face off against Ohio State (1-3), Pittsburgh (5-2) and Wright State (3-2).
Today marks the 24-year anniversary of Sept. 11th, 2001. Although the national tragedy impacted millions of lives and shook the country, most undergraduate students at Ohio University weren’t around for this event.
In this episode Josh, Eli and Grace are back to discuss crazy TikTok story times. One story in particular has captivated the internet, questioning patient-doctor relationships and AI psychosis.
The Bobcats kicked off their 2025 season in Huntington, West Virginia, for Marshall’s Joe Feaganes Invitational. The team overcame early struggles to finish the invitational ten under par, tying for third place with Dayton and Marshall.
The so-far undefeated Athens High School Bulldogs (3-0) will play against one of their close rivals, the Alexander Spartans (2-1), at the one and only Joe Burrow Stadium this coming Friday night, with kickoff starting at 7:00 p.m.
Ohio (1-1) will take on Ohio State (2-0) in Columbus on Saturday after what may have been the biggest win in program history over West Virginia. The new week has begun and the team will hit the ground running as they head into the third week.
Since the dawn of filmmaking, special effects have been integral in creating the magic we see on screen. Whether you’re watching a silent film or the latest blockbuster, special effects are used to make you believe even the wildest fantasy seems real for just a few hours. As our technology continues to advance into new heights, the tricks Hollywood uses to create our entertainment change to match.
Attend church, be kind to those closest to you and maintain status. These are all things the women of “The Hunting Wives” seem to believe; however, it seems honesty, openness and not killing didn’t make the list. The Netflix series, “The Hunting Wives,” was released on July 21 and left viewers speechless.
Recent state and national political legislation has been affecting students at Ohio University, particularly in relation to the ban on diversity, equity and inclusion or DEI organizations.
Solutions by The State News