Dr. Eddith Dashiell: A living legend
By Alyssa Cruz | Apr. 15, 2025Few professors are equally admired and respected. Dr. D. accomplished both.
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Baseball: What to know ahead of Dayton
By Logan Adams | Apr. 15, 2025Ohio’s last game against Dayton was one of its biggest heartbreakers. It will look to even the series Tuesday.
Softball: What to know for Bowling Green
By Jude Hannahs | Apr. 15, 2025Ohio will travel to Bowling Green to face off in a Tuesday doubleheader.
Blue Line Banter: Successes and disappointments of the season
By Cassie Dye and Andrew Bowlby | Apr. 15, 2025This week, Cassie and Andrew discuss which teams have had a very successful season and which teams should've done better.
Athens marathoners go the distance
By Elizabeth Talaga | Apr. 15, 2025Runners flocked to Athens on Sunday morning for Ohio’s longest running marathon.
ACRN’s annual Lobsterfest crashes into Athens
By Jackson McCoy | Apr. 15, 2025The three-day music festival brought international performers and max-capacity crowds to its shows.
Athens International Film and Video Festival celebrates 52nd year
By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 15, 2025Over half a century after the first AIFVF, the Athena Cinema continued hosting the event from April 7-13.
‘That’s church’: Bootycandy confronts normalcy standards
By Aiden Ryan | Apr. 15, 2025Vibrancy Theater hosted its first showing of Bootycandy at Kantner Hall on April 10.
Universal Studios’ Epic Universe generates excitement
By Leanne Abel | Apr. 15, 2025Universal’s new theme park Epic Universe opened for media day and will open to the public in a few months and it has gotten much praise so far
McDonald’s 'Minecraft' Meal review
By Ashley Pomplas | Apr. 15, 2025Is the Minecraft collaboration with McDonald's worth purchase?
Lately with Layne: Trump finally receives economic disapproval
By Layne Rey | Apr. 15, 2025Trump’s avid champions never strayed away and kept approval ratings high — until now.
Palmer Fest returns to bustling street, massive crowd
By Jack Solon and Lilia Santeramo | Apr. 15, 2025Fest season continues with the awaited return of Palmer Fest, which did not take place last year.
Ohio House budget puts public libraries at risk
By Zoe Weyand | Apr. 15, 2025In the first draft of the Ohio House’s state budget, the Public Library Fund got cut, which could leave public libraries across the state without proper funding.
Minecraft’s popularity rises, falls at OU
By Ben Schneider | Apr. 15, 2025Minecraft keeps returning to the public eye.
Editorial: Ruffin’s disinvitation from WHCA dinner suggests deeper censorship
By The Post Editorial Board | Apr. 15, 2025If the president holds an insecurity so deep that he will neither allow a comedian to perform at what is widely considered a light-hearted event and tradition nor attend the event, he is demonstrating a willingness to engage with censorship so wholly that not even humor at his expense is allowed.
Football: From student to coach, Kyle Obly is one of Ohio’s best success stories
By Robert Keegan III | Apr. 15, 2025Kyle Obly has risen the ranks to become one of the youngest position coaches in all of college football.
Baseball: Ineich’s switch from stick to bat pays off
By Logan Adams | Apr. 15, 2025Ohio freshman Matt Ineich comes from a hockey family. However, pursuing baseball turned out to be the right decision.
Sassy Cassie: Coachella is no longer about art
By Cassie Dye | Apr. 15, 2025Coachella is one of the biggest festivals in the U.S., but it is no longer about the music and art, but rather about the posts someone makes about it.
Kendall Unfiltered: 'SkinnyTok' reinforces unrealistic standards
By Kendall Timms | Apr. 15, 2025The obsession with being skinny is back and trending on TikTok. Influencers are calling it “SkinnyTok,“ where they promote their devotion to being skinny and spread harmful narratives that set unrealistic body standards.
HB 36 to add nitrogen hypoxia as form of death penalty
By Finn Smith | Apr. 15, 2025House Bill 36 is proposed legislation that would add nitrogen hypoxia as a method of the death penalty in Ohio.
