UAOU rallies to demand OU recognize union vote
By Mary Kate McNamee | Apr. 9, 2025Wednesday afternoon, faculty and students gathered in support of UAOU, demanding the university stop the delay in their vote.
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Men’s Basketball: Star guard AJ Brown enters transfer portal
By Logan Adams | Apr. 9, 2025Brown played 64 games with Ohio, averaging 13.2 points per game in 2024-25.
Swim and Dive uninvites 10 athletes ahead of new NCAA roster limits
By Abby Waechter | Apr. 9, 2025Ohio University removed 10 swim and dive athletes following NCAA roster cap changes, leaving impacted students shocked, frustrated and seeking options.
15 seconds of fame prolongs aspiring influencers’ careers
By Catalina Litts | Apr. 9, 2025Explore the influence 15 seconds of fame can have on the career of aspiring influencers.
Clubs A-Z: Plant Biology Club preserves native species
By Gina Napoli | Apr. 9, 2025Ohio University’s organization of plant enthusiasts not only explores Athens’ diverse plants, but also takes action in the neighborhood and strives to create a safe environment.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Women are meant to be journalists
By Daphne Graeter | Apr. 9, 2025As other months succeed the month of March, the recognition of women’s contributions should not end, especially those of women in journalism who are pioneers in the industry.
Released emails show method cybercriminals used in Athens scam
By Maggie Allwein | Apr. 9, 2025After investigations of emails were finalized, new evidence was released regarding the cybersecurity threat that cost Athens almost three-quarters of a million dollars.
Baseball: What to know for a rematch with Marshall
By Robert Keegan III | Apr. 9, 2025Ohio will take on Marshall at 5 p.m. Wednesday in Athens.
East State Street vs. Court Street: Students say East State Street Chipotle is better
By Drew Hoffmaster | Apr. 9, 2025Chipotle opened its second Athens location at 960 E. State Street at the end of last year, which some students say is better than the one at 41 S. Court Street.
City Council suspends rules to pass ordinance for event street closures
By Avery St. George | Apr. 8, 2025Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss city projects and future events in Athens, including closing streets to host block parties.
Faculty Senate discusses unionization objection, resolutions, updates
By Drew Hoffmaster | Apr. 8, 2025Faculty Senate met Monday night for its April meeting to discuss the objection to the unionization vote filed by the university, updates and resolution readings.
Lately with Layne: Sen. Booker delivers powerful floor speech
By Layne Rey | Apr. 8, 2025On March 31, •Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) began speaking on the Senate floor in a record-breaking speech that did not end until April 1
Measles outbreak continues into Ohio
By Zoe Weyand | Apr. 8, 2025On March 25, the Ohio Department of Health announced an outbreak of measles. While the disease mostly targets young children, this outbreak puts many people at risk and specifically those that have not been vaccinated against it.
Blue Line Banter: The Canadians are a threat
By Cassie Dye and Andrew Bowlby | Apr. 8, 2025Andrew and Cassie discuss the Montreal Canadians and how the talented the young team is, the importance of the AHL and the goal record.
Editorial: VOA an essential service
By The Post Editorial Board | Apr. 8, 2025VOA is an essential entity, not only for delivering accurate news to countries and regions plagued by censorship, but also for representing the values of a free press and open society.
Abby Lee Miller inspires fans during Moms Weekend
By Ashley Pomplas | Apr. 8, 2025From sharing personal stories to drama from the show, fans were excited to see the iconic instructor from Dance Moms in the flash.
Students, moms share Moms Weekend experiences
By Shyann Morrow | Apr. 8, 2025Moms Weekend encouraged bonding between parents and students.
Ohio protests against Trump administration draw 47,000 participants
By Drew Hoffmaster and Maggie Amacher | Apr. 8, 2025Ohio 50501 staged mass protests across Ohio against the Trump administration and executive overreach.
Flood warnings persist as Hocking River levels rise
By Maggie Amacher | Apr. 8, 2025Heavy rainfall has caused significant flooding in Athens County. Multiple roads have been closed, and the Athens County Emergency Management Agency has issued a flood warning.
Trump crackdown on universities sparks free speech debates, legal limbo
By Lilia Santeramo | Apr. 8, 2025The Trump administration has been criticized for withholding funding from federal universities, revoking student visas based on political speech and discouraging DEI initiatives. As lawsuits move through the court system, current and former OU faculty weigh in on legal arguments.
