Athens participates in nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest
By Laynee Eslich | Mar. 31The “No Kings” protest, a national movement seeking change in the Trump administration, drew more than 3,300 events Saturday, including one organized by 50501 in Athens.
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Campus markets implement policies to reduce theft
By Kaitlin Hogg | Mar. 31Continued student theft in campus markets may lead to a bookbag ban.
New dining options, meal plan to roll out for students
By Kaitlin Hogg | Mar. 31Shively Food Hall will add three new dining concepts and a catering space starting in the fall of 2026.
‘Ready or Not 2’ sends double-or-nothing, deadlier game to box offices
By Nyla Gilbert | Mar. 31“Ready or Not 2: Here I come” released in theaters March 20, with a deadlier game of hide and seek for viewers to watch.
Sold-out shows, returning artists fill 2026’s summer music scene
By Ruby Johnson | Mar. 31A look into a part of summer 2026’s music lineup, returning artists, new albums and musical festivals.
Bad Bunny set to star in ‘Porto Rico’ movie
By Leanne Abel | Mar. 31A new movie about Puerto Rico is in production, and Bad Bunny will take on his first leading role to star in the film.
Entertainment Look-A-Head: ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,’ Stephen King screening at The Athena, theater
By Caitlyn Vance | Mar. 31From March 31-April 6, are a variety of new movies and show releases. In Athens, students and visitors can attend screenings and performances.
Softball: Ohio wins rubber match against Central Michigan
By Brandon Gross | Mar. 31Ohio picked up a series win Sunday.
Baseball: Road woes continue as Ohio is swept by Ball State
By Jackson Huxel | Mar. 31Ohio’s poor weekend was emphasized by a no-hitter.
Football: Preston Bowman looks to continue Pickerington North’s success at Ohio
By Charlie Fadel | Mar. 31Bowman looks to be a contributor in his year as a Bobcat.
Emily's Evidence: Democracy is unravelling
By Emily Stokes | Mar. 31America continues to decline both in national public polls and internationally. However, this isn’t just a left-leaning thought; it’s supported by statistical evidence and surveys, and we should pay attention to it.
Letter to the Editor: An OU alum reminder, inclusive excellence is a choice
By Sydney Epps, PhD | Mar. 31My name is Sydney Epps, Ph.D., former Student Senator and a doctoral-level expert in organizational behavior. I am watching OU repeat a pattern that the campus already lived through: calling equity “controversial,” calling retreat “neutral,” and calling it all “compliance.”
Stars Align: March 29-April 4, Pink Moon is here
By Clara Leder | Mar. 31April is on its way; the first day of the month will be filled with practical jokes, and the sky will light up for the new moon.
Editorial: OU's silence after Myron Gaines' visit is disgraceful
By The Post Editorial Board | Mar. 31The OU administration’s silence after Myron Gaines’ Nazi salute and hateful rhetoric is not neutrality, but a failure to defend the values of respect, empathy and community the university claims to uphold.
Jack of All Takes: NBA’s games-played minimum rule needs changing
By Jack Muldowney | Mar. 31Before the 2023-24 NBA season, commissioner Adam Silver announced a new, never-before-seen rule that requires players to play in at least 65 games to be eligible for any league awards. This threshold has brought about plenty of strife lately and needs revision.
Oh Well: ICE, fly away
By Cassidy McClurg | Mar. 31ICE has been deployed to aid TSA with airport security wait times.
Break of Dawn: Cesar Chavez’s allegations teach us a lesson
By Dawnelle Blake | Mar. 31The Cesar Chavez allegations allow us to reflect on past movements and look to build safe places for women while advocating.
OU extends flexible work policy, Hayes incident re-highlighted
By Drew Hoffmaster | Mar. 31On Feb. 26, 2025, Ohio University’s Policy 40.063 went into effect, extending a policy allowing flexible work schedules, hours and work locations for administrators and “classified employees.” A LinkedIn post made by Nerrissa Young questions the fairness of Thomas Hayes being removed from one of his in-person courses because of the extension.
SAVE America Act could change voter laws
By Finn Smith | Mar. 31The SAVE America Act, legislation pushed by the Trump administration, aims to force new restrictions on voting and voter registration. Supporters argue the bill is necessary to limit voter fraud, while critics claim voter fraud is minimal and the legislation will disenfranchise minorities.
US Headlines: US deploys troops, two dead after LaGuardia collision
By Finn Smith | Mar. 31U.S. Headlines: Pakistan is set to host US-Iran talks, two dead after a collision at LaGuardia Airport and Trump promises big wins in midterm elections.
