Softball: Ohio splits doubleheader with Akron
By Charlie Fadel | Apr. 8, 2025Ohio dominates after loss in the first game of the doubleheader.
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How students can access SNAP benefits
By Avery St. George | Apr. 8, 2025SNAP benefits can be an important resource for college students facing food insecurity. Here’s a rundown on eligibility requirements and the application process.
Track and Field: Greenwell wins 800 as Cherry Blossom Invitational ends
By Robert Keegan III | Apr. 8, 2025Sophomore Ellie Greenwell recorded the 5th best 800 time in program history as Ohio concluded the first of three track and field meets hosted in Athens this spring.
Clara’s Commentary: Depop offers sustainability, good deals
By Clara Leder | Apr. 8, 2025Looking for new spring items or to make some extra cash? Depop is a one-stop shop for sustainability.
Men’s Basketball: MAC is unique in transfer portal era
By Logan Adams | Apr. 8, 2025The transfer portal has uniquely affected Mid-Major programs. However, the impact it has had on the MAC is different.
President Gonzalez addresses Ohio SB1 effects on university
By Drew Hoffmaster | Apr. 7, 2025Ohio University President Lori Gonzalez sent an email Monday answering questions university faculty, staff and students have had about the effects of Ohio Senate Bill 1. Many of the questions were answered about SB1, other recent state legislation and federal directives or guidance University website.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio lands commitment from Toledo's Javan Simmons
By Logan Adams | Apr. 7, 2025The former Mid-American Conference Freshman of the Year announced his commitment on X.
Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month inspires advocacy
By Cami Seymore | Apr. 7, 2025SAP and SAOP offer vital resources for students and survivors across Southeast Ohio during Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month.
Baseball: Inconsistencies plague 1-2 weekend
By Logan Adams | Apr. 7, 2025On both offense and defense, Ohio couldn’t put together much consistency against Northern Illinois.
Organizations, students emphasize sustainability for Beautification Month
By Gina Napoli | Apr. 7, 2025April is Athens Beautification Month and Bobcats, locals and outdoor fanatics have several environmental projects in store.
Sassy Cassie: Pop culture can indicate recession
By Cassie Dye | Apr. 7, 2025Although there are clear-cut signs in the economy that a recession may be looming, pop culture has its indicators that one is coming too.
Police Blotter: Just the fax, gilded in paint
By Drew Hoffmaster | Apr. 7, 2025Police Blotter: From March 28 to April 3, Athens County Sheriff’s Office and Ohio University Police Department responded to graffiti, gunshots, people with warrants and more.
What went wrong with Disney’s live-action ‘Snow White’
By Cami Seymore | Apr. 7, 2025Disney’s live-action “Snow White” has faced a wave of backlash over its reimagining of the classic tale, with criticism aimed at the casting, creative choices and political controversies surrounding its release.
Walk, Talk and Roll highlights city’s inaccessibility
By Drew Hoffmaster | Apr. 4, 2025Friday from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., the Athens City Commission on Disabilities hosted their 7th annual Walk, Talk, and Roll in front of the Athens County Courthouse. The event was designed to highlight areas of inaccessibility in Athens.
Softball: What to know for Akron
By Jude Hannahs | Apr. 4, 2025Ohio will compete against the Akron Zips in an upcoming three-game series.
Athens organizations recognize Autism Awareness Month
By Gina Napoli | Apr. 4, 2025March was Developmental Disabilities Month and April 2 marked World Autism Awareness Day, followed by Autism Awareness Month.
Lately with Layne: DC Metro bans must be done right
By Layne Rey | Apr. 4, 2025In a city full of young people, interns and students, nobody should have to worry during their routine commutes.
‘Adolescence’ tackles manosphere, radicalization of young boys
By Alexandra Hopkins | Apr. 4, 2025“Adolescence” forces audiences to come to terms with the reality of the manosphere and the world in which we are raising our children.
Theatrical windows for films shortens as revenue falls
By Jude Hannahs | Apr. 4, 2025Recent theatrical releases are only in theaters for a short time before they are dumped on a streaming service.
Trump threatens funding cuts over ‘illegal’ university protests
By Mary Kate McNamee | Apr. 4, 2025President Trump’s recent Truth Social post warns universities that “illegal protests” will lead to funding cuts, raising concerns about First Amendment rights.
