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Friday, Nov. 11

Sorrel’s Side Quests: What’s up with video game rereleases?

Over this past October, I found myself faced with an interesting dilemma. I’ve played Resident Evil Village at least three times since its release on May 7, 2021. In fact, I remember that exact day quite well - I had already preordered the game, I had puzzled over Capcom’s decision to release a horror game in early summer, and I had waited an excruciatingly long time for the sun to set so I could play it in the dark. So, I feel uniquely positioned to say that Resident Evil Village definitely came out last May. And yet, every time I looked at the October 2022 release schedule for a new game to try out, the same title would appear: Resident Evil Village Gold Edition.

From the Editor's Desk: Election night brings with it formative experiences for young journalists

As Skittle-colored leaves begin to cover Athens in a blanket that signifies fall is coming to an end, voters must start thinking about the decisions they will make at the polls. 

Football Column: Ohio is dominating the Battle of the Bricks

Going into the 2021 Battle of the Bricks, Miami was 3-1 in the Mid-American Conference and in the thick of a MAC East title race with Kent State. In contrast, Ohio was 1-3 in the MAC and 1-7 overall with just a win over a terrible Akron team.

Women's Basketball: Everything to know about Longwood

Ohio (0-1,0-0 Mid-American Conference) will look to bounce back from its disappointing season opener with a road game against Longwood (0-1, 0-0 Big South). Thursday's game against Longwood will be Ohio's first game of the season on the road. Last year Ohio went 1-3 on the road in the nonconference play and 5-9 on the road overall.

Five things you can do early to prepare for finals

Since finals are slowly creeping up on us, now is a better time than ever to get ready for them. Finals can be overwhelming for many, but with sufficient preparation you can get through them. If you are not sure what to do for finals, don’t worry. 

5 books I’ve read in my English classes at OU that are must reads

As an English minor at Ohio University, I’ve had to take a lot of English classes that all require heavy reading. While most people dread the idea of reading countless novels, short stories and poems, I find excitement in reading something new, even if it does count towards my grade.

2022 Midterms results, students and veterans speak on life after service, Ohio Football dominates in Battle of the Bricks and more

OU provides resources for Veterans who attend college

Football: Ohio wins The Battle of the Bricks 37-21

OXFORD, Ohio -- Ohio won its fifth straight game on Tuesday, and it was big. 

Football: Different Ohio receivers stepped up against Miami

OXFORD, Ohio — On a night when Sam Wiglusz, Ohio’s star receiver who has garnered national attention over the last few weeks, has just four catches for four yards, you might think that Ohio wouldn’t be able to put up 37 points on one of the best defenses in the Mid-American Conference.

Dog days in college

College can sometimes feel lonely for students, so they turn to pets for help. Even though the idea of being able to come home to a furry friend may sound appealing, it may not be the best option for students.

A family reunion 290 years in the making

The phrase “small world” can be used to coin various things. Whether it’s naming the animatronic ride at Disneyland or an expression when strangers find out they know the same people, it is a long accepted idea that the world is not all that big. On Tuesday afternoon, David Butcher and Hans-Peter Rosenberger proved this sentiment true.

Cat’s Cradle: ‘Batman the Animated Series’ is a Classic

"Batman the Animated Series" turns 30 this year and remains a classic of the genre. Meant as an animated tie-in to the Burton era, Batman the show quickly shook these ties and created something unique to animation and adaptation. 

Film Review: ‘Weird: The Al Yankovic Story’ is definitely weird

Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers for “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.”

Colored mascara 101: everything you need to know

Traditionally, mascara has been thought of to come in just a few colors: colors like "Very Black," "Blackest Black" or "Brownish Black." Whatever the shade, mascara has usually only come in neutrals as such. Though in recent years, the beauty industry has spiced things up. Mascara comes in just about every shade of the rainbow if you search the Ulta or Sephora shelves diligently enough. 

Another ‘Dancing With the Stars’ update

Every Monday at 8 p.m., fans across the country tune in to watch celebrities, some of whom have never danced before, compete for the coveted Mirrorball Trophy. With more contestants getting eliminated and more challenges being added each week, Season 31 of “Dancing With the Stars” is getting hotter and hotter.  

On My Hill: There is a dangerous catch-22 in Kyrie Irving’s recent antisemitism

Kyrie Irving’s recent dilemma presents a damaging catch-22 for Jewish people.

The Post's 2022 Election Edition

Midterm elections maintain influence despite fewer voters

Although presidential election years are characterized by partisan debates and high voter turnouts, decisions made during the midterm elections can impact both national and local issues equally, despite seeing fewer voters at the polls.