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Many theater lovers enjoy watching modern-day productions of William Shakespeare’s work, while some would rather be on stage portraying the characters created by the iconic playwright. The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company is showing its spring production of “Macbeth,” which will include two productions brimming with violence, supernatural occurrences and tyrant rulers.
Ohio Senate Bill 294 proposes changes to Ohio’s energy production by defining the state’s energy policy as prioritizing affordable, reliable and clean energy sources.
This Week, Michael and Sophia recap the shining wins and the disappointing defeats at The Oscars, from on stage to afterparties.
Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez was sworn in as both OU’s 23rd president and the university’s first woman president Oct. 18, 2023. She has had a long career in higher education administration that ultimately led her to OU. Before coming to Athens, she was the interim president at the University of Louisville from 2022-23, and has been an administrator at the University of Kentucky, Appalachian State University and the University of Tennessee. She earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Kentucky and her master’s and doctoral degrees in communication disorders from Eastern Kentucky University and the University of Florida.
Korean pop group BTS released its fifth full album, “Arirang,” on Friday, bringing 14 new tracks to millions of fans across the globe. The group, which made its debut in 2013, has over 400 songs to its name, and many are eagerly anticipating more music.
Recently, in a broadcast and audience conversation on Variety with Timothée Chalamet and Matthew McConaughey, who played father and son in “Interstellar,” fans picked out Chalamet’s undermining of certain art forms, specifically ballet and opera.
Award-winning singer-songwriter Billie Eilish is in advanced talks to star in a film adaptation of Sylvia Plath’s beloved classic novel “The Bell Jar.”
Tuesday, March 24
Love among younger generations is dead, along with respect and the patience to build meaningful bonds. Our acceptance of this is caused by what we see as the norm, and romantic reality television feeds that misleading narrative to us.
The passion Athens’ residents have for their city can be felt through The Athens Quilt Trail, an interactive, local and collaborative project.
Although my bracket might be toast after the first week of March Madness, the excitement of this NCAA Tournament helped me forget the tragedy of losing to more than 50 of my friends and family. This year’s installment made it easy to forget the bracket and instead sit back and enjoy what has been an electric tournament thus far.
Production can come from anywhere in this era of college football. In the age of name, image and likeness and the transfer portal, rosters have never had less continuity.
Ohio (19-11 Overall, 3-3 Mid-American Conference) split the doubleheader Saturday against the Northern Illinois Huskies (9-9 Overall, 3-3 MAC) to win its home opening series 2-1.
Ohio (4-7, 1-6 Mid-American Conference) had four of its wrestlers compete in the 2026 NCAA Wrestling Tournament in Cleveland at Rocket Arena. Those four Bobcats include redshirt seniors Derek Raike, Garrett Thompson, Sal Perrine and Zayne Lehman.
Fest Season is one of the most popular events of the spring semester for OU students. Fest Season weekends highlight Athens’ streets including, Mill, Milliron, High, Congress and Palmer streets.
Playa Bowls, an açaí, pitaya, and coconut bowl and smoothie shop, opened its Athens location on Friday, located at 63 S. Court St. next to Raising Cane's.
Jackie O’s, a brewery that started as a neighborhood pub and turned into an internationally recognized craft brewery, had its 20th Anniversary Extravaganza on Saturday, honoring 20 years of business.
In college, it’s not uncommon to hear girls say the only reason they’re here is to find a rich husband, or if school doesn’t work out, they’ll just marry a rich man. Marrying for money isn’t a new revelation; it historically predates marrying for love.
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