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City Council: Body discusses mask mandate extension
Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss the possible extension of the Athens mask mandate, which is set to expire Feb. 28.
Faculty Senate: Body passes resolution involving multi-year contracts for instructional faculty
Ohio University’s Faculty Senate met Monday night to discuss a resolution involving faculty management and to hear updates from OU President Hugh Sherman and Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs.
Campbell’s Corner: Spotify only cares about finances, not content, listeners
Spotify is known for having “music for everyone,” but for listeners who care about positive role models and factually correct information, Spotify is not the place for them.
Men's Basketball: A second glance at Toledo and how to watch
Ohio will fight to retain first place in the Mid-American Conference when it tips off against Toledo inside Savage Arena on Tuesday night.
Looking back at the final season of Netflix’s ‘Love’ four years after it aired
Judd Apatow’s Love is a series that’s stuck with me since it premiered nearly six years ago in 2016, whether that’s because of the nerve it struck within or its overall quality is something I’ve grappled with in the four years since it ended. The series took an extremely simple premise and turned it into three seasons of heartbreak, happiness and hilarity.
OU students in quarantine, isolation charged for meals when out of meal swipes
Ohio University is charging students in COVID-19 quarantine and isolation housing for meals when they run out of swipes on their meal plans.
Food Not Bombs spreads food awareness, peace
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Kylie Jenner gives birth to second child
Kylie Jenner welcomed her second baby with boyfriend Travis Scott last Wednesday. Jenner announced the birth of her son late Sunday night with a black-and-white Instagram post captioned, “2/2/22.”
Athens Basketball: Athens takes on River Valley in final home game of regular season
Athens will play in its final home game of the regular season when it takes on River Valley on Tuesday.
Athens business owners, employees continue to combat worker shortage
Over the past year, many businesses have been suffering from an ongoing issue: A worker shortage has caused complications for both business owners and their employees, from across the country to here in Athens.
TV Review: Rue is on the run on ‘Euphoria,’ and we’re terrified
Oh, Euphoria fans. Sorry, but I have not a single word of comfort to offer you after that episode. It can only get worse from here.
Ohio groups file objections to revised legislative maps, OU students with dietary restrictions navigate COVID-19 meals and romantic movies to enjoy on Valentine’s Day
Students with dietary restrictions detail meal experiences in COVID-19 dorms
While Ohio University students with dietary restrictions have reported difficulties when attempting to find meals that accommodate their needs at campus dining halls due to COVID-19, students in the quarantine and isolation dorms are also experiencing issues finding adequate foods.
The best Valentine’s Day movies available on streaming services
For some people, Valentine’s Day can be an exciting time with their significant other. They’ll have a romantic day, go to dinner and buy each other gifts. But, for those who don’t have someone to celebrate their love with, Valentine’s Day can feel miserable and lonely. So, if you’re spending this holiday alone on the couch instead of with the people you love, you can always watch a movie as your form of celebration this year. Here’s a list of the V-Day movies you can find on streaming services:
Women's Basketball: Numbers to know from Ohio's loss to Northern Illinois
Ohio (11-8, 5-5 Mid-American Conference) traveled to DeKalb, Illinois, to take on Northern Illinois on Sunday afternoon. The game was originally scheduled for Saturday afternoon but was pushed back due to travel delays related to inclement weather. It was the second time Ohio faced Northern Illinois (9-11, 6-6 MAC) this season.
Kat Tracks: Misconceptions about Greek life, better road ahead
Sorority and fraternity life has become a major part of the college experience. With over 750,000 members and around 9 million alumni, Greek life continues to thrive at colleges around the United States. Membership varies around the U.S., depending on the region that the college resides in. Southern schools often have a higher percentage of students in sororities and fraternities and a more competitive recruitment process.
Thinking in Print: In defense of snow days
Recently, the Montgomery public school district in Maryland voted to decide whether poor weather would mean no school or virtual learning on a case-by-case basis. In short, the snow days many of us grew up with may be a thing of the past or drastically reduced. Montgomery has set a precedent for school districts that deal with bad weather on a yearly basis, like those in Ohio.
Tracking Trends: Neil Young vs. Spotify, Joe Rogan controversy
On Jan. 24, Neil Young gave Spotify an ultimatum to remove "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast or his music from the music-streaming platform after podcast host Joe Rogan spread COVID-19 misinformation for months.
Wrestling: Ohio sweeps weekend duals
Ohio spent the weekend in northeast Ohio to take on Mid-American Conference opponents Kent State and Cleveland State. The Bobcats were victorious in both matches by scores of 25-10 and 27-12, respectively.