Tracking Trends: The debut of ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ leaves fans feeling nostalgic
By Lauren Serge | Nov. 16, 2021On Nov. 12, Taylor Swift released her rerecorded version of her 2012 album Red in her journey to reclaim her masters.
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Ohio Valley Museum of Discovery campaign to raise money for reopening, in-person programming
By Lindsay Wielonski | Nov. 16, 2021After a period of unconventional programming, museum employees are looking forward to planning in-person exhibits for the public.
Online brand partnerships help build student professionalism
By Katie Millard | Nov. 16, 2021Brand partnerships, internet collaborations and more give these social media-savvy students some real-world marketing experience.
Day in the Life: Stephen Kramer Glickman
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 16, 2021Glickman came to Ohio University to perform songs from his first album, The Moving Company, for the Saturday entertainment slot of Dad’s Weekend. The Post got to follow him through this day: from picking him up at the hotel to taking him to the airport the next day.
Vibrancy Theater’s 'Absentia' to amplify BIPOC stories
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 16, 2021Vibrancy Theater is not just a theater company but a movement as well. The stories the group performs are ones centered around BIPOC stories and issues, fostering conversations about racial and social issues that they hope make audiences stop and think about their actions and lives as a whole.
International Education Week connects students, alumni
By Kate Anderson | Nov. 15, 2021Ohio University celebrates International Education Week from Nov. 15 to Nov. 19.
FINNEAS’ OU performance leaves audience ‘Happy Now'
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 14, 2021As a singer-songwriter and Grammy Award winner as well as the brother to pop sensation Billie Eilish, Finneas O’Connell, known mononymously as FINNEAS, gave fans an engaging performance in MemAud on Friday.
Sojourners Resiliency Center new location offers drop-in hours, in-person programs
By Liz Partsch | Nov. 14, 2021The recent opening of the Sojourners Resiliency Center in Athens offers a variety of different programs and services to at-risk youth and community members.
Students reflect on study habits, resources
By Tre Spencer | Nov. 11, 2021OU students share their studying tips and resources they are using to prepare for finals.
Religion at OU fosters togetherness, spiritual freedom
By Alex Imwalle | Nov. 10, 2021Religion is being used on campus in ways that benefit students as well as the bonds they create.
Stuart’s Opera House record sale unites music lovers
By Kayla Bennett | Nov. 10, 2021Stuart’s Opera House is hosting its annual record sale after a year off due to COVID-19.
Weekender Briefs: Attend ACRN’s annual Battle of the Bands, shop at Stuart’s Record Sale
By Liz Partsch | Nov. 10, 2021Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Student-run business unites customers through music, coffee
By Emma Dollenmayer | Nov. 9, 2021Jukebox Java, 8 N. College St., is open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for coffee accompanied by music.
Tracking Trends: Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival ends with eight people dead
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 9, 2021Over the weekend, rapper Travis Scott held his first annual Astroworld Festival, in Houston, TX.
Student Spotlight: Jeralayne Ruiz returns to in-person performance for her graduate voice recital
By Lauren Serge | Nov. 9, 2021Jeralayne Ruiz, a graduate student at Ohio University, presented a vocal performance at her graduate student recital.
Students discuss why they chose to attend OU
By Katie Millard | Nov. 9, 2021Students unpack the driving factors that led them to pursue a higher education and helped them to find Ohio University.
Just Like You: How dirt biking bonds people together
By Erin Burk | Nov. 9, 2021Mason Motocross brings those who love dirt biking together through shared interests.
Art exhibit demonstrates need for further inclusivity in art spaces
By Lauren Serge | Nov. 7, 2021The Art Possible Ohio organization is currently holding its Accessible Expressions Ohio art exhibit at Paper Circle in Nelsonville.
ACRN Media's Battle of the Bands to unite music lovers
By Kate Anderson | Nov. 7, 2021The Union will be hosting the ACRN Battle of the Bands on Thursday.
New Larry’s Dawg House mural supports childhood cancer awareness
By Liz Partsch | Nov. 7, 2021The new Larry’s Dawg House mural painted by Passion Works Art Studio represents childhood cancer awareness alongside Turn it Gold’s childhood cancer mission.
