Daily Rundown: Overdose awareness in Athens, Bobcat invitational victory and more!
(09/02/26 1:15pm)
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HEART program tackles substance abuse in Athens
(09/02/26 4:00am)
On Monday, multiple health addiction services in Athens set up resource tables outside of the Health Resources Services building on Columbus Road to commemorate National Overdose Awareness Day.
Daisy Chain Fields Festival: A showcase of women's power
(09/02/26 4:00am)
Great Park in Irvine, California, was filled with love, music and charity Saturday at the scene of the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival. The festival, headlined and founded by Olivia Rodrigo, brought together some of music’s biggest female stars and supported many more women worldwide.
Oh Well: Expectations, self-care are changing dating
(09/02/26 4:00am)
I wrote a column about feminism and dating and since then, I have been thinking a lot about exactly how it has evolved. Olivia Rodrigo’s album, “You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love,” has me thinking about the reclamation of femininity when it comes to modern dating. Disappointment can drive us to realize having expectations is not being stubborn or anti-man.
Volleyball: Ohio looks to carry 3-0 start into Indianapolis
(09/02/26 4:00am)
The Bobcats are riding high after their dominant 3-0 start to the season last weekend at the Marshall Invitational. Now, they will be back on the road as they head to Indianapolis on Thursday for another three-match shootout-style tournament, the Hampton Inn Invitational.
Daily Rundown: True North Sanctuary, new syllabus mandate, caffeine addiction and more!
(09/01/26 1:15pm)
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Caffeine mania reoccurs as students return to the classroom
(09/01/26 4:00am)
Class is back in session and shelves once brimming with coffees, teas and energy drinks are beginning to appear sparse. Seemingly, as Ohio University students tackle their curriculum once again, caffeine often becomes a part of many people’s routine.
BedPost: You should have first date rules
(09/01/26 11:50pm)
First dates can be nerve-racking, especially depending on your motives. Whether it takes you hours or minutes to get ready to see a movie or eat dinner, everyone should have a routine for first dates.
Football column: Week zero student media oll picks
(09/01/26 4:00am)
Each week, the Sports editorial team selects its Top 25 FBS college football teams.
Football: Takeaways from John Hauser’s week one press conference
(09/01/26 4:00am)
Ohio hits the road to start of the 2026 campaign with a pit stop in Lincoln, Nebraska on Saturday afternoon. The Bobcats are coming off a 9-4 season, and the fourth consecutive year with nine or more wins.
Weekender Briefs: Yoga, music, trivia
(09/01/26 4:00am)
Tuesday, Sept. 1
Daily Rundown: Data Centers, Women in Music Industry, Dolly Parton's legacy and more!
(08/31/26 1:15pm)
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Dewine signs executive order to regulate addiction recovery housing
(09/01/26 4:00am)
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order Aug. 10 that gives the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health the authority to create a certification program for addiction recovery housing operators to ensure quality of the homes.
Soccer: Ohio shuts out Mercyhurst 6-0 on senior day
(09/01/26 4:00am)
Ohio (2-1-0) celebrated senior day Sunday at their match against the Mercyhurst University Lakers (1-4-0). Ohio won 6-0, and a different player scored each goal. Senior forwards Melia Peer and Jaimason Brooker each scored on their special day. Goalkeepers Bella Wyatt and Ayla Rammel were walls in the net, earning three saves and one save respectively, along with a shutout.
Potential data center in Chillicothe raises concerns
(08/31/26 4:00am)
Data centers have recently become a major topic of conversation across the state, especially in Southeast Ohio. Athens was recently contacted about a potential data center in the area, which led to a year-long moratorium on data center talks, according to a previous report by The Post.
Police blotter: Money theft, tool theft, warrants of the week
(09/01/26 4:00am)
Friday, Aug. 21
Volleyball: Ohio begins 2026 on a high note, dominates Marshall Invitational
(09/01/26 4:00am)
Ohio celebrates the opening weekend at the Marshall Invitational with the volleyball team sitting at 3-0 to begin the 2026 campaign. The Bobcats didn’t lose a single one of their nine sets, sweeping all three matches against Bucknell, Niagara and Marshall.
Metal Mondays: Dolly Parton saw what America could be
(08/31/26 4:00am)
There were few things as easy to agree on as the inherent goodness of Dolly Parton. When she died Aug. 25 at 80 years old after a brief battle with cancer, the collective grief felt across the world stretched from the tops of skyscrapers to the bottoms of valleys. Parton’s legacy, not only as a musician and entertainer but as a life-changing philanthropist, will continue to shape America for years to come.
Weekly horoscope: Aug. 30-Sept. 5
(08/31/26 4:00am)
After the lunar eclipse in Pisces last week, action and planning will come from your shedding. The sun in Virgo shifts us to focus on the details of our lives, so the added tension from Mercury in Virgo on Tuesday will reveal exactly what makes you uncertain. This week will be hard, but with a shift in perspective, you can turn the wheel. Everything will be Earth focused, so being grounded is the desire of the week.
Abby’s Angle: Cleveland wants Watson gone, Browns aren’t listening
(09/01/26 11:43pm)
After the Cleveland Browns’ second preseason game, head coach Todd Monken declared Deshaun Watson won the starting quarterback competition and will start Week One, beating out Shedeur Sanders for the spot. Monken claims this decision was simply because Watson was ahead of Sanders, able to “move the ball and score points” more efficiently.
