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(07/08/21 3:35am)
Loki’s fifth episode picks up immediately where the last left off, with Loki being approached by four different variants of himself in a post-apocalyptic hellscape. From there, they have to work together to find a way out of wherever it is they are and, perhaps more importantly, find a way to survive a ginormous, all-devouring cloud monster. Meanwhile, Sylvie is forced into an uneasy alliance with Judge Renslayer and Miss Minutes (Tara Strong) to find out who’s really behind the TVA and the Timekeepers.
(07/07/21 10:44pm)
Jason Preston has opted to remain in the 2021 NBA Draft and forgo his senior year at Ohio University, ESPN senior NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski wrote in a tweet Wednesday.
(07/07/21 8:01pm)
“Perceive with Caution” A Kennedy Museum of Art Merging Concepts Exhibition at 9 a.m., hosted by the Kennedy Museum of Art, 100 Ridges Circle. Visit the Kennedy Museum to see the student-developed, curated, designed and installed “Perceive with Caution” art exhibit. To schedule a time to see the exhibit, fill out the Kennedy Museum’s visitor approval Google Form.
(07/07/21 7:46pm)
There’s no getting around the fact that if a celebrity does something offensive or questionable, they’ll be called out for it. That’s no surprise. What does come as a shocking fact, however, is when it’s the celebrities people least expect – like the recent Billie Eilish offense.
(07/06/21 5:42pm)
Correction appended.
(07/06/21 4:11pm)
Collin’s Law, an anti-hazing bill named in honor of Ohio University student Collin Wiant, who died of asphyxiation at the unofficial Sigma Pi annex house in November 2018, was signed into law Tuesday by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine.
(07/04/21 12:42am)
Andres Lares, a two-time Ohio University graduate and CEO of Shapiro Negotiations Institute, recently wrote a book called Persuade: The 4-Step Process to Influence People and Decisions. Although Lares wanted to write a book for a long time, he struggled with self-doubt, wondering “Who am I to write a book?” When he began to view writing as an act of service to help others, his goal of creating a book became more approachable. To learn more about Persuade and his experiences at OU, The Post talked to Lares.
(07/03/21 10:44pm)
BobcatAttack.com announced Saturday that it had signed a monetary name, image and likeness deal with Ohio running back De’Montre Tuggle.
(07/03/21 2:22pm)
Ohio University President Hugh Sherman is planning to attend the anticipated signing of Collin’s Law on July 6 at the Ohio Statehouse.
(07/07/21 6:35pm)
After an already shortened 2020 season in which Ohio only played three of its six scheduled games, the Bobcats are preparing to return to a more standard schedule in 2021 as coach Frank Solich prepares for his 17th season in Athens.
(07/02/21 8:48pm)
The second half of Loki starts out with a bang, quite literally. Loki and Sylvie sit on Lamentis-1, presumably minutes after the ending of episode three, awaiting the entire planet’s and their demises. Meanwhile, Mobius and Judge Renslayer are trying to figure out where the variants are. They also seem to have cleaned up Sylvie’s timeline mess in between appearances. When Loki creates a disturbance in the timeline, the TVA swoop in and jumpstart the plot back up.
(07/01/21 1:05pm)
DJs have played an important part in the atmosphere that is Athens and Ohio University for years. To celebrate June being National DJ Month, The Post talked to Aaron Thomas, who is known as DJ A-Roc to Athens residents. A-Roc works not only in the Athens community but also for Carnival Cruise Line and as a DJ for weddings.
(06/30/21 4:46pm)
Athens City Council recently banned source of income discrimination (SOID), making it illegal for city landlords to discriminate against tenants who pay rent with public assistance, such as Housing Choice Vouchers (HCVs) from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Rental ads declaring "No HUD" or "No Section 8" and similar statements by landlords, long common in Athens, now constitute a criminal offense.
(06/30/21 3:04pm)
“Perceive with Caution” A Kennedy Museum of Art Merging Concepts Exhibition at 9 a.m., hosted by the Kennedy Museum of Art, 100 Ridges Circle. Visit the Kennedy Museum to see the student-developed, curated, designed and installed “Perceive with Caution” art exhibit. To schedule a time to see the exhibit, fill out the Kennedy Museum’s visitor approval Google Form.
(06/29/21 9:47pm)
Ohio University announced Monday that Alden Library will reopen for student, faculty and public use and discontinue COVID-19 access restrictions July 6.
(06/29/21 9:26pm)
Fast and Furious 9 picks up a few years after The Fate of the Furious with Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) in a state of semi-retirement with their son. They’re quickly pulled back into the world of action and espionage following a visit from Roman (Tyrese Gibson), Tej (Ludacris) and Ramsey (Nathalie Emmanuel). In their first mission back, Dom and his family discover his long lost brother, Jakob (John Cena), is working for their enemy. After that, everything quickly devolves into a global, explosive cat and mouse chase chock full of new and returning faces.
(06/26/21 2:00am)
Ohio University announced Friday that OU President Hugh Sherman plans to recommend a regional representative position to the Board of Trustees during the Board’s August meeting.
(06/26/21 1:41am)
The Ohio House of Representatives unanimously passed an amended version of Collin’s Law, an anti-hazing bill, Friday following unanimous approval from the Ohio Senate June 16.
(06/25/21 8:11pm)
When Lucy Dacus applies her bright red lipstick, it brings out her confidence. When she opens her mouth, she has the ability to calm a nation.
(06/24/21 1:08pm)
Clarification appended.
