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Here’s 6 hair trends for spring 2022 you don’t want to miss out on trying

With spring approaching, it’s time to start shedding layers, beanies, earmuffs and jacket hoods and move toward some refreshing new hair trends for the warmer season. From glistening hair tinsel and high shine hair to vintage 90s clips and bold bubble braids, these hairstyles will help your hair blossom this spring. Here are six hair trends for spring 2022 you’ll surely want to try out: 

Alumni Spotlight: Lifelong journalist releases his first podcast series

In 1992, David Raterman graduated from Ohio Univeristy’s Scripps School of Journalism. Throughout his time at OU, Raterman involved himself in activities and had a few foundational internships. 

Baseball: Ohio set for weekend games against Evansville and UIC

Ohio salvaged its weekend series against Eastern Kentucky with a shutout win last Sunday. With its second win of the season in hand, Ohio looks to gain traction with a trip to Evansville, Indiana. It will begin the weekend with a game against UIC, and then close the road trip out with a two-game series against Evansville.

The Athens Firehouse provides affordable housing, Athens celebrates Green Beer Day, Ohio hockey's head coach and more

Students crowd Athens bars to participate in Green Beer Day

Ohio University students started preparing for Green Beer Day early Wednesday, and Court Street bars were eventually overflowing with students excited to participate in the festivities.

Women's Basketball: Ohio powers through in vital win over Miami

Ohio moved one step closer to qualifying for the Mid-American Conference Tournament with a 73-64 win over Miami on Wednesday night.

Housing cooperative provides Athens residents with more than affordable rent

Cooperative housing endeavors, like the Firehouse Co-op, have the potential to alleviate the financial burden of high rent for some Athens residents.

Women's Basketball: Peyton Guice returns in Ohio's win over Miami

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Our favorite spring break destinations

The only thing that makes midterms better is knowing spring break is at the end of it all. It’s our ray of sunshine at the finish line. Whether you're jet-setting to a beach location or chilling at home, spring break is the time to put your feet up and take a load off. You know you deserve it!

Police Blotter: Stolen identity, burglary on Alderman Road reported

Stolen Identity 

OU announces next University College dean

Ohio University announced Wednesday David Nguyen will be the next University College dean.

Weekly Weather: Rainy weekend ahead, calm and clear spring break

A look at the weekend:

OU’s newly awarded R1 Classification brings national attention to university research projects

Ohio University’s recent classification as a “Research 1” institution by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education has the potential to significantly increase the university’s visibility on a national scale. 

'The Van Gogh Affect' encapsulates the artists’ influence on current-day artists

Award-winning photographers Lynn Johnson and Patricia Lanza created the photo exhibition titled “The Van Gogh Affect” that is currently on display at the Kennedy Museum of Art, 100 Ridges Circle. 

Tracking Trends: Fans react to the season finale of ‘Euphoria’

On Sunday night, the season finale of the hit drama Euphoria premiered, and it caused quite a stir among fans. 

From the Editor’s Desk: Being student journalists in the 24-hour news cycle

Both locally and nationally, the news cycle has been especially busy for Posties lately.

Sorrel’s Side Quests: For a game that wants you dead, ‘Elden Ring’ is quite pleasant

Hidetaka Miyazaki’s considerable catalog has garnered a pretty ruthless reputation for its extravagantly high difficulty. The gaming auteur, who has been responsible for directing most of the studio FromSoftware’s most recognizable games since 2009’s Demon’s Souls, is known for including unfair traps, massive difficulty spikes, and unrelenting boss fights in his games. All of that is present in his newest title, Elden Ring, but somehow it all feels very… nice.

Cat’s Cradle: Waiting for 'The Batman'

The Batman comes to the Athena Cinema Thursday and it’s been a long time coming. Since 2016, Warner Bros. has been teasing out the idea of a new Batman film. Ben Affleck was the original star and director. However, over time Affleck’s role shifted, and now he will not appear in the movie at all.

TV Review: New alliances form on the latest episode of 'Attack on Titan'

Continuing the final part of the fourth season of Attack On Titan, viewers watch as the day where The Rumbling starts.

Hockey: How head coach Lionel Mauron found Ohio

Lionel Mauron was thrown into the spotlight during his first season as Ohio’s head coach. However, the young coach took it all in stride because his past experiences taught him to not only play the game of hockey but also the game of life.