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The Ohio Department of Transportation, or ODOT, released a round of funding Aug. 14 to support infrastructure development in smaller communities across Ohio. The $12.7 million in grant funding benefitted eight different counties across Ohio, including counties in the northwest, west central, east and north regions, but excluding counties from the southeast and southwest regions.
Ohio (0-1 overall) will host West Virginia (1-0 overall) Saturday for what could be the biggest game in Peden Stadium history.
Welcome back to Season 2 of We Should Be Studying! Josh, Eli, and Grace are beyond excited to be back in the podcast room and start their sophomore year. In this episode, the three recap their summers, including the movies they watched and what classes they are looking forward to (or slightly dreading).
In 2021, Taylor Swift started re-recording her first of six studio albums as a way to reclaim ownership of a large portion of her catalog. These “Taylor’s Version” albums set the world on fire, and while most people are familiar with Swift’s re-recordings, fans may not be aware of all of the artists who followed in her wake, particularly in the hard rock genre.
What are the Human Interest staff’s favorite coffee places in Athens, and what are their go-to orders?
Athens City Council convened Tuesday evening following Labor Day weekend to discuss several ordinances, ranging from property sales to sidewalk closures and rental housing regulations.
The Bobcats kicked off their season traveling to Kewadin, Michigan, for Central Michigan’s A-Ga-Ming Invitational from Aug. 31-Sept. 1. The Bobcats finished the tournament in fifth place.
Celebrities, from the moment they decide they want to be famous, expose their lives to the public. Being exposed to the public eye involves a lot of scrutiny and challenges; however, one of the most dangerous aspects is people who are excessively online in a manner that can be dangerous and mean.
This weekend, Ohio (1-2) travels to Chattanooga, Tennessee, to participate in the Chattanooga Classic. In this tournament, it will play against Cincinnati (1-1), Chattanooga (2-1) and Jacksonville State (1-2). Ohio had a rough patch of games to end the Bobcat Invitational and looks to get back on track with some wins. This is the beginning of Ohio’s road stretch, where it will not have a home game until Oct. 3.
Sabrina Carpenter’s seventh album, “Man’s Best Friend," was released Aug 29. People had a lot to say about the album cover even before its release, and despite controversy, there are many ways to interpret how Carpenter uses sexuality and certain innuendos.
By Olivia Curtis
Ohio opened its season with a very tight loss in New Jersey on the road against Rutgers. As the Bobcats look ahead to West Virginia, here are five numbers to know from last week’s opener in the Garden State.
Each week, the sports editorial team selects its Top 25 FBS college football teams for the Student Media Poll.
Amid celebrations of the 25th anniversary of “Gilmore Girls,” a documentary about the show titled “Searching for Stars Hollow,” was announced. Presented by Ink On Paper studios and funded completely by Kickstarter, the documentary has promised to transform everything viewers know about “Gilmore Girls,” holding the future film to a high standard.
House Bill 399, sponsored by Ohio Democratic Reps. Tristan Rader and Christine Cockley proposed legislation that prevents the Ohio Department of Natural Resources from issuing permits to drill for oil and gas under state parks, as well as Lake Erie.
After a close loss on the road against Rutgers to open the season, Ohio head coach Brian Smith sat down with the media for his weekly press conference ahead of the Bobcats’ home opener against West Virginia. Here is what The Post learned from his conversation on Monday morning.
Monday, Aug. 25
Nearly 18 months after filing to unionize and six months after securing a decisive vote, the United Academics of Ohio University has officially begun contract negotiations with the university’s administration.
Solutions by The State News