MULTIMEDIA

What Happens on Court Stays on Court: Jamming on Court

By Hannah Campbell and Tate Raub | Apr. 4

Hosts Tate and Hannah sit down with women in the Athens music scene, including Jillian Kay, Cassidy Lakes of the band Snail Satan and Emma Prazer and Izze Kaukonen of the band basketcase. In this episode, they chat about the Ohio University Women in Music Industry Club's recent annual fundraiser, the creation of the womxn super group Girl Jam and what it's like to be a woman or nonbinary person in the music industry.

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Daily Rundown: Navigating fest season, students present diverse perspectives in films, why the Bob Dylan biopic is long overdue and more!

By Chase Borland | Apr. 4

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Current, former Student Senators throw accusations at meeting

By Paige Fisher | Apr. 3

Student Senate current and former members speak out against the student senate and each other. 

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Men's Basketball: Ohio makes improvements through transfer portal

By Bobby Gorbett | Apr. 3

Ohio has no players entering the transfer portal so far and added a new Center from the portal.

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Baseball Column: Gideon Antle is having one of the best seasons in Ohio history

By Robert Keegan III | Apr. 3

Ohio’s Gideon Antle, who currently holds a .422 batting average, deserves to be considered amongst the best players in the MAC and maybe even the best in Ohio history. 

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Relationship timeline of Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer

By Ashley Pomplas | Apr. 3

The story of how actress Kristen Stewart met and fell in love with her now fiancé, Dylan Meyer.

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Whit’s scoops up custard, smiles

By Sophia Anness | Apr. 3

Whit’s Frozen Custard is not just a frozen custard spot – it’s a favorite among members of the Athens community. Many OU students and Athens residents come through every day for a sweet treat after a long day. 

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Baseball: What to know for Western Michigan 

By Charlie Fadel | Apr. 3

Ohio is looking to bounce back from a series sweep with a slate of home games against Western Michigan. 

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Editorial: Progress needed in women's sports coverage

By The Post Editorial Board | Apr. 3

The attention that women’s college basketball has gained recently is spectacular in terms of representation for young women and girls who want a career in basketball. However, the layers of sexism and racism compounded together in the attitude toward female athletes from the media is unlike anything male athletes experience. 

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Rosalie James pays homage to modern indie rock legends

By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 3

The Cornwall-based multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter released a moving new single, "Girl I Was."  

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More celebrity couples we didn't see coming

By Ashley Pomplas | Apr. 3

Here are 5 unexpected celebrity couples.

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Softball: Ohio’s defense is the reason behind its recent success

By Logan Adams | Apr. 3

No team has scored more than three runs in Ohio's last five games thanks to key contributions from Skipp Miller and Lauren Yuhas.

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Students present diverse perspectives in films

By Trey Barrett | Apr. 3

OU students within the film program utilize their talents to present diverse perspectives through their projects. 

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People and Planet: The Bob Dylan biopic is long overdue

By Megan Diehl | Apr. 3

Chalamet has a massive job ahead of him in introducing Dylan to an entirely new generation but there is no doubt that those who see the movie will leave the theater inspired beyond comprehension. 

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What We’re Watching: We must take action for child stars

By Mia Ashby | Apr. 3

If you haven’t taken the time to watch the “Quiet on Set” documentary series, do so ASAP, as it’s a great example of the abuse toward child actors that is often swept under the rug in Hollywood. 

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Talking Points with Taylor: We may be consuming plastic every day

By Taylor Henninger | Apr. 3

A recent study revealed that in one liter of single-use plastic water bottles, there are 240,000 nanoplastics. But plastic leaches from more than just plastic water bottles, so how much plastic are humans truly consuming?

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Softball: Tori O’Brien, driven by her furry companion, has become a revelation for Ohio

By Marc Goldstein | Apr. 3

Tori O’Brien is not an ordinary college student, as she also cares for the unofficial mascot of the team: her dog, Archie. 

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Know your rights; navigating fest season, underage consumption

By Alison Patton | Apr. 3

Walking around with an open container is one thing that we've noticed, and that also the Department of Liquor Control (has noticed), Athens City Police Chief Nick Magruder said.

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Public officials balance safety concerns, light pollution in Athens

By Jackson McCoy | Apr. 3

The city of Athens and Ohio University both strive to ensure safety without damaging the environment with lighting.  

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Music producers in Athens shape the industry

By Jackson McCoy | Apr. 3

From entertainment companies to student-run record labels, music production students are preparing themselves for careers they’re passionate about.