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Bobcats to voice opinion on OU investment in Israel

Ohio University students have a chance to vote on a bill concerning the university’s investment in Israel and its transparency about it Tuesday. 

Star of India offers varied palette for Athens

Star of India has provided Athens with Indian cuisine for 24 years, and enjoys interacting with its customers and neighbors. 

OU golf course opens, attracts golfers to the greens

Warm weather brings golfers back to OU’s golf course, offering an accessible place for students and locals to play.

Weekender Briefs: Beautification month, baseball, Take Back the Night

City cleanup, film screenings and baseball are just some of the things going on in Athens this week.

Buddy’s announces closure, Senate Bill 56 impact

Buddy’s Lounge announced its closure today on Instagram, after serving the Athens community for three years. Senate Bill 56 forced the storefront to close, as the sale of intoxicating hemp has been made illegal without a dispensary license.

Natalie’s Notes: The SAVE Act violates women’s rights, voting rights

The proposed Republican bill, the SAVE Act, seeks to create barriers to voting. If passed, women’s voting rights are at stake, thus creating another form of control by the Trump administration. 

Hunter's Horizon: Strikes on Venezuela possible, war unlikely

Amid heightened U.S., Venezuelan tensions, American bombers and naval forces have moved into position as the Trump administration intensifies its anti-drug campaign in the Caribbean. Despite growing signals of military escalation, a full-scale war remains improbable. 

Student Senate election set for March 31

On Tuesday, students can vote for the new position holders in the Student Senate.

Daily Rundown: Congo and High Fests, Student Senate, Softball and more!

OU students to vote on university disclosure of Israel bonds

Ohio University students will vote on whether the university should disclose its investments and end its investments in Israel bonds.

Softball: Ohio splits doubleheader after explosive Central Michigan game

Ohio split the Saturday doubleheader against Central Michigan.

Bobcats host Congo, High Fests

Many Ohio University students who live on Congress or High Street took the opportunity to host their own Fest celebrations this year, inviting many to lounge on their couches and play games in their yard.  

Sublime reviving with ‘tribute’ album

Sublime announced its return with a new album, “Until The Sun Explodes,” releasing June 12. The announcement dropped with a new single of the same name and an accompanying music video.  

Daily Rundown: Myron Gaines debates OU students, Ohio's fight against elder abuse, Spring literary festival and more!

‘The Toxic Masculinity Tour’ comes to College Green

Political commentator, podcast host and former Homeland Security investigations special agent Myron Gaines visited Ohio University as part of a campus speaking tour with “Uncensored America,” hosting an open forum centered on free speech and debate over social and political issues.

Off the Deep End: Men love AI girls in uniform

Jessica Foster, the fake Army girl influencer made with generative AI, took the right-wing internet by storm and gained over a million followers in a few months. However, she is a dangerous sign of how bad AI content has become.

BTS pays tribute to Howard University, fans call out erasure

K-pop boy band BTS faces criticism for whitewashing Howard University’s predominantly Black student population in an animated album teaser.

Coalition of Ohio organizations to fight elder abuse

Attorney General Dave Yost, in partnership with the Ohio Bankers League and Ohio Pharmacists Association, is launching an initiative to combat elder abuse. Elder abuse is a rising issue in Ohio, with one in 10 Ohioans age 60 or older suffering from abuse.

Abby’s Angle: ‘Reminders of Him’ falls flat on screen

Colleen Hoover’s “Reminders of Him” film adaptation lacked characterization and true chemistry. With flat relationships and a missing backstory, it’s a bleak sign of what Hoover’s growth in Hollywood will bring.

Spring Literary Festival commemorates 40th anniversary

Ohio University’s Spring Literary Festival marked its 40th anniversary on campus, bringing together students, graduates and locals to celebrate literature. Award-winning authors represented fiction, nonfiction and poetry through presentations and encouraged attendees to challenge perspectives and keep literature alive.