Athens mixologists share experiences
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 19, 2024Local bartenders discuss the highs and lows of their jobs.
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Sports Watch: Best injury replacements for fantasy football
By Jasper Greuel | Sep. 19, 2024Going into week three of the NFL season, several players have left fantasy football players scrambling after unfortunate injuries. Prominent figures from around the league are going to miss a significant amount of time so it’s important to pick up players to fill those spaces.
Lately with Layne: Yoga an off-the-mat practice
By Layne Rey | Sep. 19, 2024Yoga – commonly seen as a form of physical activity involving balance, breathing, and complex poses and sequences – is a misunderstood practice. The teachings of yoga, such as connection, breathing and relaxation, can be incorporated into everyday life, making it a practice effective off the mat.
Students raise concern over OU’s therapy services
By Tessa Searcy | Sep. 19, 2024OU offers a range of counseling services, but some students raise concerns over availability and access.
Talaga Talks: Order correctly at coffee shops
By Elizabeth Talaga | Sep. 19, 2024Ordering at a coffee shop can be anxiety-inducing, but practicing these few things can make the experience great for both customers and baristas.
Field Hockey: Everything you need to know about Ohio's upcoming two games
By Brandon Gross | Sep. 19, 2024Ohio will take on Brown and Appalachian State in a two game home series this weekend.
Volleyball: Previewing the Green and White Invitational
By Abby Jenkins | Sep. 19, 2024This weekend Ohio will return to The Convo to tackle the Green and White Invitational.
Global Opportunities Fair brought the world to OU
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 18, 2024Baker Ballroom was an international hub where students could learn about studying abroad.
‘We the Bobcats’ acknowledge Constitution Day
By Aiden Ryan | Sep. 18, 2024Tuesday, Sep. 17 marks the anniversary of the signing of the Constitution, which Ohio University celebrates with local events across many of its campuses.
‘Concord’ shutdown reflects current state of gaming industry
By Alexandra Hopkins | Sep. 18, 2024Sony’s shutdown of “Concord” reflects the declining state of the gaming industry.
Rooks Reflects: Be wary of following trends
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 18, 2024One of the most fascinating aspects of society is the following of trends. Although participating in trends can be a fun way to engage in community and pop culture, they also have the potential to be both immediately and institutionally harmful, especially when exacerbated by social media and other forms of peer pressure.
Album Review: Suki Waterhouse’s “Memoir of a Sparklemuffin” enchants, electrifies
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 18, 2024The indie pop musician's blend of style continues developing in her second studio album.
Behind the Lens: New age of AI upon us
By Ethan Herx | Sep. 18, 2024Although fears of AI have heightened in recent years, the technology has been around for decades.
Soccer: Everything you need to know about Ohio’s first in-conference matchup
By Jackson Huxel | Sep. 18, 2024Looking to defend its four-game winning streak, Ohio starts its conference schedule.
XL Burrito Buggy has new home on Court
By Maggie Allwein | Sep. 18, 2024Upgraded Burrito Buggy hits Athens streets with new, larger mobile
City council discusses lift zones and worrisome sidewalks
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 18, 2024Athens city council met on Monday to discuss various topics such as lift zones, Springfield’s threats, and the worrisome sidewalks for those disabled
Ohio State Fire Marshal issues open burning ban due to drought
By Jack Solon | Sep. 18, 2024The Ohio State Fire Marshal released a no-burn order in some Ohio counties including Athens County due to the recent drought.
What Happens on Court, Stays on Court: Greek Rush Special featuring Dakota Ellis
By Nicholas Kobe and Sullivan Beach | Sep. 17, 2024On this episode of What Happens on Court, Nicholas and Sully pick the brain of Pi Kappa Alpha member Dakota Ellis to uncover the ins and outs of Greek life and what you should know before rushing.
Lake Snowden celebrates Ohio PawPaw Festival
By Megan VanVlack , Jenna Slyman , Amberlee Gladwell and Pearl Spurlock | Sep. 17, 2024Lake Snowden in Albany, Ohio, played host to the 26 annual Ohio PawPaw Festival and brought a rage of vendors, activities, food trucks, and more.
