Student activists speak out against the university at Baker 70 panel
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Feb. 1, 2018Students met to discuss how they intend to challenge the university’s interim policies.
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OU Trombone Day to show beauty of instrument beyond stereotypes
By Alexis Eichelberger | Feb. 1, 2018The day will feature master classes, group rehearsals and concerts featuring a globally prominent trombonist.
American interest in the British Royal Family heightens as it prepares for a wedding
By Jess Umbarger | Feb. 1, 2018With the engagement of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the obsession with the royal family intensifies.
How the Academy of Motion Pictures votes for Oscar nominees
By Georgia Davis | Feb. 1, 2018The Academy is composed of almost 8,500 members.
ECOT closure to have minimal impact on Athens City School District
By Maggie Campbell | Feb. 1, 2018Athens City School District had nearly 23 students enrolled in the online charter school.
Reflecting on 'Friends' reveals problematic storylines
By Meghan Morris | Feb. 1, 2018Newer fans of Friends are beginning to notice how much the show has a 1990s mindset with homophobic and sexist undertones.
Land sales in the Wayne National Forest worry environmental groups
By Shelby Campbell | Feb. 1, 2018Fracking can cause pollution to waterways and dislocate endangered species.
Club answers a ‘mystery,’ celebrates one year
By Jessica Hill | Feb. 1, 2018The Ohio University Nordic Club celebrates one year and aims to educate and entertain about Nordic culture.
Query a Queer: How does 'The Shape of Water' represent black, differently abled and gay people?
By Gabriela Godinez Feregrino | Feb. 1, 2018LGBTQ representation in Guillermo Del Toro's newest film.
The Wrap: Trump touts economic success during State of the Union; Chief Wahoo nixed by Indians
By Jonny Palermo | Feb. 1, 2018Trump’s joint-session speech was the most popular news story of the final week of January.
Fun News Friday: Harry Styles gets older; bars now offer Tide Pod shots
By Jackie Osborne | Feb. 1, 2018A bar in New York City is offering Tide Pod shots.
Monopoly is releasing a special edition that encourages players to cheat; BAFTA attendees are encouraged to wear black
By Jess Umbarger | Feb. 1, 2018Your daily Athens newsletter.
Hockey: After sweep, Bobcats have proven that no wave of adversity will overtake them
By Anthony Poisal | Feb. 1, 2018A shortened roster hasn't shrunk Ohio's confidence or talent in the 2017-18 season.
Today marks National Freedom Day
By Taylor Johnston | Feb. 1, 2018National Freedom Day marks the proposition of the 13th Amendment to abolish slavery.
Don’t let them scare you: Now is a good time to enter the workforce
By Jeremy Hill | Jan. 31, 2018Despite soaring debt and common fears of poor prospects for new grads, evidence suggests now is as good a time as ever for graduates to enter the job market.
Leaving at Halftime Episode 53: Athens High School Basketball win streak with Trevor Colgan
By Trevor Colgan and Jimmy Watkins | Jan. 31, 2018Leaving at Halftime Episode 53.
Student Senate: Duane Nellis talks diversity, sustainability
By Flannery Jewell | Jan. 31, 2018Housing plans to launch a pilot program that would include more gender-neutral spaces throughout the university.
Editorial: Reflections on ‘Baker 70’ need to spark productive discussions of protest policy
By The Post Editorial Board | Jan. 31, 2018University administrators should open meetings about the interim “Freedom of Expression” policy.
TV Review: Things are getting darker in Riverdale
By Alexis Eichelberger | Jan. 31, 2018This week’s episode set several characters up for their share of trouble in the future.
CSCHL Roundup: Ohio moves into first place after sweep of Robert Morris-Illinois
By Anthony Poisal | Jan. 31, 2018A look at the what happened in the CSCHL last weekend.
