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Ohio (5-19 overall, 3-6 Mid-American Conference) went on the road and built some momentum with a series victory over Bowling Green (6-14 overall, 3-6 MAC). Ohio has started its first year under head coach Andrew See poorly, but the pair of wins this weekend may be a sign that this group is turning a corner.
The 2026 Fest Season has started, and thousands of Ohio University students will flood from campus to the outer streets of Athens and celebrate the warm weather. For seniors, this marks the close of their final semester and the last moments for partying in Athens as a student. Due to the Fest Season party culture, students might drink or use substances more heavily. While the season is meant to be spent outside, with friends, without a care in the world, the weekend's festivities can also lead to unsafe behavior through excessive consumption.
One of the most moving parts of any awards ceremony is the "In Memoriam” section. While award shows are there to honor current outstanding performances, the “In Memoriam” section allows celebration for those who came before. In the middle of the show, everyone takes time to honor those who died in the past year, and watching this year's felt like a powerful celebration of life rather than a reminder of death.
Aries season is upon us and the astrological new year has officially begun. In the astrological calendar, when the sun leaves Pisces during the March 20 spring equinox, it returns to Aries, the first sign of the zodiac, and begins a new cycle.
Dune actor Timothée Chalamet is under fire for comments about ballet and opera, made in a Feb. 24 video with Matthew McConaughey in the Variety & CNN Town Hall.
As I sat next to a sleeping man on a hard plastic bench at the Chicago O’Hare International Airport this past week, I thought about how cattywampus a routine connection back to Columbus had turned out.
Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios are back with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man with “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.” As the first Spider-Man introduced into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Holland has left a vast impact on the franchise and the legacy of Spider-Man. With the success of the last three movies focused on Holland’s Spider-Man, fans have their eyes on the new trailer.
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Students will soon be able to enjoy a new shopping market on Ohio University’s campus.
Spring’s arrival in Athens marks the start of another Fest Season. Fest season, a term used to describe the six weeks of weekend day parties from mid-March to April, is a highly anticipated time when students flock to as many parties as they can, most times taking up entire streets.
Tuesday, March 24
The conflict between the U.S. and Iran continues to escalate as both Washington and Tehran volley consistent threats and attacks in the Middle East.
The Invisible Ground Project allows visitors and locals alike to learn more about the rich history throughout Southeast Ohio.
A car is something some Athens residents have to do without.
Ohio’s Women's basketball season officially ended in a heartbreaking overtime loss in the first round of WNIT against the University of Maryland Baltimore County Retrievers. The Bobcats loss today can be described as the tale of two halves for Ohio’s defense as they blew a 19-point lead.
Ohio EPA permit to allow wastewater disposal for data centers Finn Smith | March 20, 2026 Photo by Ethan Herx The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency may pass a general wastewater permit, allowing data centers to dispose of wastewater into nearby bodies of water. This wastewater has the potential to contaminate water sources with harmful chemicals. Click here to read more about the potential permit. Locals find fulfillment in Scottish country dance Fiona Petticrew | March 20, 2026 Photo provided by Athens Ohio Scottish Country Dancers Athens Community Center offers Scottish folk dance classes to locals of all ages. The participants leave the classes feeling energized and connected with their fellow dancers. Click here to read more about the dance classes. WBB Kickin’ with Kyra: Athens peaks in the spring Kyra Dapore | March 20, 2026 Kyra Dapore Headshot The start of spring means fest season is just around the corner, and students are more energetic than ever. With several patios, countless grassy study spots and Strouds Run just 15 minutes away, Athens thrives in the spring. Click here for more outdoor opportunities in Athens. Hockey Championship Celebration Photo Gallery Ethan Herx | March 20, 2026 Photos by Ethan Herx After their ACHA National Championship win, fans gathered outside Bird Ice Arena to cheer on the Bobcats when they arrived back on campus. Click here to view the entire photo gallery.
According to the National Recreation and Park Association, “as little as 20 minutes a day spent outdoors helps reduce stress.” This is valuable advice, as the past winter in Athens was brutal, with snowstorms and ice covering the town. Snow was calculated to have reached over six inches in just one storm this past January. Now, we have reached the time when 40 degrees Fahrenheit feels warm. As temperatures continue to rise, so does the energy among college students who reside here.
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is considering a general wastewater permit, which would allow a streamlined process for data centers to receive authorization to discharge wastewater into surface waters.
Ohio (17-10 overall) will host Northern Illinois for its first home series starting Friday. The Bobcats are coming off a losing series at Toledo. Senior third baseman Shelby Westler batted .700 versus Toledo and had seven hits, including two doubles, four RBI, and three runs scored, leading the team.
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