OU Color Guard brings movement to music
(09/15/26 4:00am)
OU Color Guard is a student organization and club sport that allows students to learn or continue color guard in college.
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Daily Rundown: Ohio’s home opener, Donkey Coffee’s Music Contest, Autumn films to watch and more!
(09/11/26 1:15pm)
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Autumn 'Must Watch' flicks to light both big, small screens
(09/11/26 4:00am)
With football games kicking off and pumpkin patches sprouting, it is time to get into the fall spirit. Fall is notorious for having a variety of films. With Halloween and Thanksgiving around the corner, there are a lot of movies to catch up on. The changing season adds a new feel to the screen with golden leaves, chilly nights and familiar traditions being brought to life. Whether the goal is a night of scares or a cozy night on the couch, fall has entertainment for everyone.
Alexa Play: Dating apps are double-edged sword
(09/23/26 4:00am)
One of the worst sentences a girl’s friend group can hear is, “I downloaded Hinge again.” Generally, this can be excused following a breakup, but at its worst, it’s a woman defying her own logic and reasoning while crafting excuses for her horrible situationship “Because obviously, he’s super busy and nobody else understands.”
Football: Everything to know for Ohio’s home opener against Jacksonville State
(09/11/26 4:00am)
Ohio (0-1 overall) will walk into Peden Stadium for the first time in 2026 to take on Jacksonville State University (1-1 overall). After a strong first half last weekend in Lincoln, Ohio struggled to finish well and lost to Nebraska 49-21.
Aiden’s Add-On: Bring back the neighborhood book club
(09/11/26 4:00am)
If we’re seeing a sunset on critical thinking, then it’s time for a new day among today’s neighborhood book clubs. From talking about the newest novel to reading older classics, book clubs are the cornerstone of critical thinking and important avenues to combat the literacy crises we see today.
Donkey Coffee turns music mural into local contest
(09/11/26 4:00am)
As customers find themselves walking up the stairs of Donkey Coffee, they are greeted by a mural of many different musicians, bands and artists. The shop invites customers to test their knowledge through the Donkey Music Contest centered around the mural.
Daily Rundown: UAOU rally, George Lucas museum, volleyball preview and more!
(09/10/26 1:15pm)
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David’s Thoughts: Art can reflect reality, hope simultaneously
(09/10/26 11:41am)
The term art encompasses a vast amount of media, including visual arts, storytelling media, literature and film. Art encompasses all media created by the expression of skill or imagination. Imagination is a vast arena, in which anything is possible. Because anything is possible within imagination, art has the power to reflect an ideal world, rather than the flawed reality we live in.
UAOU rally supports faculty, displays ongoing frustrations
(09/09/26 9:35pm)
Students, faculty members, alumni and community members gathered on College Green Wednesday to rally in support of the United Academics of Ohio University’s ongoing negotiations with the Ohio University administration.
Volleyball: Ohio set to face highly-ranked foes at Penn State
(09/10/26 11:39am)
Ohio will travel to University Park, Pennsylvania this weekend to play its next pair of matches at Penn State University. The Bobcats currently hold a 4-2 record on the season, and have two high-level opportunities this weekend to hopefully build on that win total.
George Lucas to open Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
(09/10/26 11:42am)
A museum dedicated to digital storytelling was planned for a long time. It is no surprise that the person behind this risky idea is one of the greatest storytellers of all time: George Lucas. After two abandoned projects, this museum finally opens in Los Angeles Sept. 22. The museum was created by Lucas and his wife, Mellody Hobson, and cost $1 billion.
Daily Rundown: Athens bikers, top 5 college football teams, Daejon Love and more!
(09/09/26 1:15pm)
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Jack of All Takes: The Daejon Love case is beyond strange
(09/09/26 4:00am)
Federal fraud charges were recently filed against a man for a sickening scheme that resulted in at least 26 women being scammed out of a total of $1.3 million after he posed as an NFL wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers. Daejon Love was arrested by the FBI on Aug. 24 in Boise, Idaho, where he was deservedly charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and wire fraud.
Athens bikers share insight, road safety tips
(09/09/26 2:04pm)
In Athens, the biking scene is lively during this time of year with students zipping down the roads to get to class alongside commuters on their way to work. Bobcats and locals have many options in terms of bike paths and bike racks, but should be aware of road regulations as well as vehicles and pedestrians.
‘PRIMA’ album review: Is ADÉLA this year’s 'Best New Artist?'
(09/09/26 4:00am)
Up-and-coming artist ADÉLA has released her debut album, “PRIMA,” three years following her introduction into the public eye with her involvement in the Hybe Corp. and Geffen Records' reality competition series, “Dream Academy.” Even though she was first to be eliminated from the show, hype has grown around the Slovak artist following her debut EP, especially after the eventual winners of the show, later formed as KATSEYE, were nominated for “Best New Artist” at the Grammy Awards last year.
Football: Week 1 student media poll picks
(09/09/26 4:00am)
Each week, the Sports editorial team selects its Top 25 FBS college football teams.
‘Star Wars Zero Company’s’ teamwork focus leads to refreshing, rewarding gameplay loop
(09/09/26 4:00am)
On Aug. 27, Bit Reactor released its first game, “Star Wars Zero Company,” on Steam, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Letter to the Editor: Ohio University needs to respect faculty, students
(09/09/26 4:00am)
As an Ohio University alumnus who has returned to the university as a faculty member, it’s sad to say, but I don’t feel supported and don’t always have what I need to succeed. That’s why a union is so important, it can work with university partners to ensure that faculty gets what it needs to help students succeed.
Letter to the Editor: Use it or lose it
(09/09/26 4:00am)
It is time for every American who is eligible to vote to make a major decision about our country: 1) Continue to have a say in the way we are governed or 2) give away our rights and let the oligarchs – the rich – and right-wing politicians decide what is best for all of us, dictate us and control us to advance their own agendas. I, for one, will be voting for freedom from tyranny and for the democracy we can still achieve by renewed focus on the ideals that founded this country.
