Alaina's Orbit: The world needs a new Britney Spears
By Alaina Sayre | Nov. 5The world is looking for a new Britney Spears, and there are many good candidates. After reviewing the top contenders, here’s who I think could make the cut.
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Volleyball: What to know as Ohio travels to Northern Illinois looking to lock up spot in MAC Tournament
By London DeMarco | Nov. 5Ohio heads on the road for the final time this season to play Northern Illinois with postseason aspirations.
Miami, OU rivalry stands strong
By Maria Saunders | Nov. 5Ohio University Bobcats and Miami University Redhawks went head to head Nov. 4 for the 102nd Battle of the Bricks.
Week 10 college football Student Media Poll picks
By Owen Lipstreu | Nov. 5This week’s Student Media Poll picks.
Oh Well: Feminist discourse is changing the dating climate
By Cassidy McClurg | Nov. 5After British Vogue’s article “Is having a boyfriend embarrassing now?” sparked discussions online, there seems to be more discourse between single and coupled women about the benefits, or nonbenefits, of being in a relationship with a man. Bringing feminism and female empowerment into the discourse, there is a shift in the dating climate.
Glamor-Us establishes accessible beauty in Athens
By Libby Shoemaker | Nov. 5Beauty supply store, Glamor-Us, opened on 79 E State St., with the goal to provide accessible beauty products to Athen's locals and Ohio University students.
Athens County mayors announced for Nelsonville, Glouster, Chauncey, Coolville
By Fiona Petticrew | Nov. 4The Athens County election results have revealed the mayors for the towns and villages of Nelsonville, Glouster, Chauncey and Coolville.
Democrat Micah McCarey elected as Athens City Council President
By Maggie Allwein | Nov. 4Democrat Micah McCarey has been elected as Athens City Council president following an unopposed campaign, with 1,528 votes cast.
Football: Ohio wins pivotal rivalry game over Miami
By Charlie Fadel | Nov. 4Ohio got a huge win over Miami in the Battle of the Bricks
Athens City Council candidates secure seats
By Elizabeth Talaga | Nov. 4All Athens City Council candidates secured reelection Tuesday night after running unopposed.
Students head to polls for election day, reflect on local voting
By Finn Smith | Nov. 4The Nov. 4 local election brought OU students to polling sites across Athens to vote for City Council members and levy issues.
Athens County voters approve all three levy issues
By Maggie Amacher | Nov. 4Athens County residents approved all three levy issues on the ballot during the 2025 General Election on Nov. 4, according to unofficial results as of 9:08 p.m. Tuesday.
Nelsonville candidates see wins and losses
By Suzanne Piper | Nov. 4As ballots get cast and “I voted” stickers get placed on shirts, candidates wait for the final votes in Athens County. The final result of the Nelsonville votes for most candidates is as follows.
Grease fire breaks out at Jackie O’s, closing Public House until further notice
By Finn Smith | Nov. 4At about 6:30 p.m., an alleged grease fire broke out in the kitchen of Jackie O’s Public House Restaurant about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday on 22 W. Union St. There are no known injuries at this time.
Men’s Basketball: Aidan Hadaway has career night despite close loss
By Charlie Fadel | Nov. 4Aidan Hadaway had a career-high 28 points in the loss against Arkansas State.
Women's Basketball: Ohio opens up season with big win over Texas State
By Brandon Gross | Nov. 4Ohio picked up a huge road win against Texas State to open its season.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio loses tough, physical home opener against Arkansas State
By Owen Lipstreu | Nov. 4Ohio lost a tough game at home to Arkansas State to open its season.
Survey reveals hundreds of bee species across Ohio
By Kaitlin Hogg | Nov. 4An Ohio State University survey conducted through the Ohio Biodiversity Conservation Partnership has identified nearly 500 bee species across the state, offering new insight into the diversity and vulnerability of Ohio’s native pollinators.
Dos Hermanos opens up new Athens location
By Finn Smith | Nov. 4The Columbus-based Mexican restaurant chain, Dos Hermanos, recently opened an Athens location on Court Street. The location will be open until 3:00 a.m. every night and provides freshly daily made Oaxacan food.
