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(09/08/26 1:15pm)
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US, Venezuela oil deal unlikely to lower gas prices
(09/08/26 4:00am)
The White House announced Aug. 31 that the U.S. is partnering with Venezuela on an oil deal. The deal allows for the development of 17 untapped oil fields in Venezuela, which contain a proven total of 65 billion barrels of oil, according to a White House fact sheet.
Takeaways from John Hauser's week 2 press conference
(09/08/26 4:00am)
Ohio (0-1 overall) took a blowout loss at Nebraska in week one. The Bobcats saw solid first-half production from their offense, but the week-one fatigue and power conference talent of the Cornhuskers caught up to them in the second half.
Daily Rundown: BMV gender changes, AGES, field hockey recap and more!
(09/07/26 1:15pm)
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Multiple injured at Dr. Amy Acton campaign stop
(09/07/26 12:28am)
An armed individual lunged at Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton during a campaign stop at the Canfield Fair on Sunday, according to The Associated Press. Acton was not injured in the event; however, several were hurt.
Bobcats support elderly through AGES
(09/07/26 6:05pm)
Many have heard the term “respect your elders.” The Bobcats involved with the Aging and Gerontological Education Society do just that.
Police Blotter: Man arrested, hungry goats, warrants of the week
(09/08/26 4:00am)
Friday, Aug. 28
Ohio to host two of nation's most competitive midterm elections
(09/08/26 4:00am)
The midterm elections are quickly approaching, with Election Day Nov. 3. Multiple high-stakes elections are occurring across the country, two of which are in Ohio.
Toxic pollution lies underneath old Chillicothe paper mill
(09/08/26 4:00am)
When Pixelle Specialty Solutions closed its Chillicothe paper mill, not only did 800 employees lose their jobs, but no one was left to regulate the toxic plume threatening to rise out of the groundwater underneath the site.
Adam’s Anecdote: Overnight success is deceiving
(09/08/26 4:00am)
In the age of the internet, rapid success through social media has become a new outlet for bands and artists. Platforms such as TikTok have allowed musicians to reach millions of listeners almost instantly, changing the traditional path to mainstream success significantly. Temper City is one example of how a band can use this unconventional course to establish themselves in the music industry.
JACKpot: Influencers do not have to be everywhere
(09/08/26 4:00am)
Most of us have become too familiar with the term “influencer,” referring to an online personality who generates interest in something by posting about it to their immense following. Often, I am not annoyed by these online personas, but recently they have become increasingly hard to ignore.
Weekly horoscope: Sept. 6-12
(09/07/26 4:00am)
This week, Venus enters Scorpio, creating a desire for deeper, passionate connections. Hidden thoughts about relationships will come to the surface. Time to check in with your loved ones and see what is and is not working. A change in routine may be exactly what you need. This is a pre-retrograde phase, so make sure to have those conversations now.
Editorial: Disputing mail-in ballots disrupts democracy
(09/07/26 7:26pm)
One of the most “American” things we can do in the United States is vote. As we approach this year's midterm elections, the editorial board has concerns about recent voting reform policies. After all, any attempt to dispute voting processes disrupts democracy itself, and we must take steps to vote in a critical election year.
Break of Dawn: Hyper-surveillance culture is terrifying
(09/08/26 4:00am)
Oftentimes, I feel like I am living the chorus on Rockwell and Michael Jackson’s song “Somebody’s Watching Me” because in fact, I always feel like somebody is watching me.
Field Hockey: Ohio suffers upsetting loss against Wake Forest
(09/07/26 4:00am)
To finish its two-game stretch in North Carolina, Ohio traveled to Winston-Salem to play the seventh-ranked team in the country, Wake Forest. Despite best efforts from Ohio, the game was a landslide victory for Wake Forest, who won 6-1. The game was tied at the half with the Bobcats looking like they had a shot at winning, but Wake Forest’s offense came alive in the second half, crushing those dreams.
Ohio BMV disqualifies gender change form
(09/07/26 4:00am)
The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles will no longer accept Form 2369, also known as the Declaration of Gender Change form, as a valid method of changing the gender marker on a driver’s license. The change has complicated gender affirming care for transgender people across Ohio.
US Headlines: Trump on post-presidency life, mail-in ballot debate continues, Vance refuses to call Iranian conflict ‘war’
(09/08/26 4:00am)
Monday, Aug. 31
Voinovich School launches aging, climate program
(09/08/26 11:01pm)
This fall, Ohio University’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service is launching a new series of free learning sessions called Building Resilience for Older Adults in a Changing Environment.
Field Hockey: Last-second score propels Ohio to second victory
(09/08/26 4:00am)
Ohio (2-1) traveled to Charlotte, North Carolina, to play Queens (1-2) in its two-game East Coast stretch. The game resulted in a 3-2 win for Ohio, putting the Bobcats over the .500 mark early in the season and pushing its win streak to two games. In a close game for most of the second half, Ohio looked poised by the fact that it scored a last-minute goal to take the lead and the game along with it.
Volleyball: Ohio leaves Hampton Inn Invitational with disappointing 1-2 record
(09/08/26 10:44pm)
Ohio headed to Indianapolis on Thursday to compete in the Hampton Inn Invitational and is now making its way back to Athens after finishing the weekend with a disappointing 1-2 record. The team failed to replicate its dominance at the Marshall Invitational, but the season is still fresh, and a 4-2 record is nothing to scoff at.
