Metal Mondays: Read more environmental books, science fiction
By Jackson McCoy | Feb. 18, 2025With climate change standing on Earth’s doorstep, literature can help people envision resilience.
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Manup Archives creates clothes with a message
By Renae Hefty | Feb. 18, 2025Manup Archives is selling a new collection of high-quality clothes during February to inspire people to endure hardships. They’re selling hoodies, zip-ups and hats, with more to be released soon.
Green’s Edge brings classic rock revival to Athens
By Reagan Snyder | Feb. 18, 2025One of Athens’ newest rock bands, formed in September 2024, makes waves with classic covers, drawing inspiration from Ohio University’s campus and diverse musical influences.
UACT advocates for tenants in local government
By Alexandra Hopkins | Feb. 18, 2025United Athens County Tenants fight for tenant representation and provide resources for off-campus residents.
Punk Prom rocks The Union
By Gina Napoli | Feb. 18, 2025ACRN hosted its annual prom celebration Saturday, reeling in Bobcats, locals and talented bands for an unforgettable experience.
Long waits between TV seasons become standard
By Jen Fosnaught | Feb. 18, 2025Many popular TV shows have wait times of over two years between seasons, making long hiatuses the new normal.
‘Captain America: Brave New World’ doesn't live up to expectations
By Jude Hannahs | Feb. 18, 2025“Captain America: Brave New World” feels more like a sequel to “The Incredible Hulk” (2008).
PlayStation outage sparks dialogue about physical media
By Alexandra Hopkins | Feb. 18, 2025The PlayStation Network outage shook the gaming community worldwide, causing users to question how they access their favorite games.
The Laughing Chimes’ sophomore effort reaches gothic heights
By Ace Florian | Feb. 18, 2025An electrifying full-length album from Athens legends ‘The Laughing Chimes’ just dropped.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio’s offense comes alive in tough loss to Buffalo
By Charlie Fadel | Feb. 18, 2025Despite a cascade of turnovers, Ohio’s offense showed signs of life in its loss to Buffalo.
Lately with Layne: Super bowl commercials hold powerful themes
By Layne Rey | Feb. 18, 2025Several companies rightfully used the heavily sought-after screen time to raise awareness and send powerful messages, and it worked well for those who did it tastefully.
The Lo-Down: Artists misunderstood Chappell Roan’s speech
By Logan Adams | Feb. 18, 2025Although Chappell Roan’s call to action at the Grammys was easily understood, the actions of other artists are misplaced.
Baseball: Ohio unable to tally first win in opening weekend against Wofford
By Robert Keegan III | Feb. 18, 2025The Bobcats showed signs of strength but couldn’t overcome an impressive Terrier squad in weekend sweep.
Softball: Ohio takes 1 of 5 in Bear Down Fiesta
By Logan Adams | Feb. 18, 2025After a 4-0 opening weekend, Ohio faced a tougher challenge in Tucson.
Brown groundwater at Lostro Building raises concerns, city responds
By Finn Smith | Feb. 18, 2025Lostro building construction brought concern with residents regarding groundwater supply.
Hockey: Tommy Kloepfer is more than meets the eye
By Emma Erion | Feb. 18, 2025Get to know Ohio defenseman Tommy Kloepfer.
Police Blotter: Horsing around, burning a hole in your pocket
By Drew Hoffmaster | Feb. 18, 2025Athens County Sheriff’s Office responds to animals on the road, a possible arson attempt, suspicious incidents and more.
President’s Day protest held at Athens County Courthouse
By Drew Hoffmaster | Feb. 17, 2025Monday, in front of the Athens County Courthouse, a President’s Day protest was held because of citizens' unhappiness with the current state of the country.
Blue Line Banter: Four nations face-offs has started
By Cassie Dye and Andrew Bowlby | Feb. 17, 2025The four nations face-off has officially started and the first two games did not disappoint. Andrew and Cassie talk about how the first two games went and how fans are reacting to the games.
Sassy Cassie: Normalization of hard drugs is harmful
By Cassie Dye | Feb. 17, 2025It has become increasingly and dangerously normal for people to be doing hard drugs, specifically in college.
