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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.
Bright and early Sept. 5, LeBron James posted a now-deleted 14-second clip on X of him walking into the Polymarket headquarters captioned, “Welcome to Polymarket HQ. Coming soon. In partnership with Polymarket.”
When our bets bear the weight of the world, we lose sight of the world itself. Online trading platforms create environments that assign monetary value to everyday events and any action, impulse or worldly event can be put under betting odds. In order to engage critically with the world, we must treat our actions as having real consequences, not as prediction data on a screen.
The Athens County Port Authority is currently in negotiations to lease a building in The Plains to CCC Plastics, a Canadian manufacturer, to develop a plastic production facility.
Ohio (3-3-0) defeated the empowered Dukes (3-4-1) on Duquesne’s senior day. The Bobcats won 2-1 in a match that felt very productive. That win rounded out Ohio’s nonconference schedule, where it won half its games.
From finding time to rehearse and make music on a busy schedule, student musicians are brought together through the concert competition Battle of the Greens. The event gives students the opportunity to perform, bringing live music with a twist of competition.
Monday Sept. 7
Students coming to Ohio University this year were greeted with two new buildings: McDavis Hall, now the largest residence hall on campus, and Shively Grab-and-Go, a new dining option.
Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez gave her State of the University address Wednesday, where she described university accomplishments and new challenges.
Ohio (2-3) finishes its non-Mid-American Conference play this weekend with a loss to Davidson (3-3), the score being 2-1. The offense struggled to get going during the game until the very last minute, which sealed the deal for the team. Davidson was able to maintain offensive pressure that game and eventually broke through the Bobcats' defense.
Friday, September 4
Between Dolly Parton’s death, Aug. 25-Sept. 9, the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles issued 259 Dolly Parton specialty license plates, which partly fund the Dolly Parton Imagination Library of Ohio.
In Ohio’s quadruple-overtime win against the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, there were many times the Bobcats were on the ropes and had to look toward their rowdy student section to help rattle the Gamecocks.
Despite public backlash against Flock surveillance cameras, the Athens Police Department and Athens County Sheriff’s Office continue to benefit from the technology, according to Nick Magruder, the Athens police chief.
Peacock’s mockumentary and sequel series to “The Office,” “The Paper,” premiered its second season Wednesday on the Peacock streaming platform.
Tuesday, Sept. 15
On Sept. 6, the teaser trailer for A24’s newest film, “You Can See Everything,” was released.
Ohio (1-1) wins four-overtime thriller to extend home winning streak to 14 games, beating Jacksonville State (1-2) 29-27 in 2026 home opener. The hometown fans were the key to forcing multiple errors from the Gamecocks and helping Ohio bring home win number one of this season.
Active Minds is a national organization that is dedicated to decreasing mental health stigma through meetings and campus events. The chapter aims to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for students to alleviate stress by learning about campus resources and connecting with fellow students.
Tuesday, Sep. 15
Solutions by The State News