Wrestling: Ohio lands fourth on preseason poll
By Quinn Elfers | Oct. 31, 2024Reigning All-American Peyton Keller ranks first in the 157-pound class rankings.
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Lost Flamingo Theater Company makes creative haven for OU performers
By Ashley Pomplas | Oct. 30, 2024The Lost Flamingo theater Company, OU’s original student run- theater company, has welcomed performers of all levels since 2002. LFC provides a supportive environment where students can express themselves and enjoy the magic of theater.
Tantrum Theater astounds in 'Pride and Prejudice'
By Jen Fosnaught | Oct. 30, 2024Tantrum Theater debuted its own rendition of Pride and Prejudice Oct. 24, and it delivers the perfect amount of love, passion, comedy and joy.
Frightful Favorites: 6 Spooky Songs for Your Halloween Playlist
By Brooke Phillips | Oct. 30, 2024Continuing the two-year-long Halloween playlist, here are six more songs to keep your Halloween frightfully fun.
Women’s Basketball: The complete 2024-2025 season preview
By Charlie Fadel | Oct. 30, 2024A slew of returning players and experienced transfers make for a squad that take a leap this season
4 candidates for Gen Z's biggest male pop star
By Catalina Litts | Oct. 30, 2024A shortage of male pop stars leads to conversation on up-and-coming male artists within the pop music industry.
Jake Shane’s 'Therapuss Live' show is lively, entertaining experience
By Kyra Dapore | Oct. 30, 2024Jake Shane brings his personality and humor on stage for Therapuss Live.
Behind the Lens: Daylight savings unnecessary
By Ethan Herx | Oct. 30, 2024A greater risk of health issues, along with increased energy usage, show that Daylight Savings Time is an antiquated practice that hurts more than it helps.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Gen-Z a mouthpiece for social justice
By Daphne Graeter | Oct. 30, 2024‘Z’ focuses on advocating for mental health awareness, racial justice, and gender equality and climate change. A huge factor in the passion that is within this generation is the personal effect each of the social issues has had on them.
Strouds Run plans improvements to increase accessibility
By Finn Smith | Oct. 30, 2024Strouds Run State Park is adding a new accessible playground, walkway and restroom to make the park more accessible for people with physical disabilities.
Letter to the Editor: Owners of Washington Post, LA Times safeguard money interests, “Democracy dies in darkness”
By Huzoor Akbar | Oct. 30, 2024Newspapers endorsing presidential and down ballot candidates has been a long-standing practice in the U.S. However, the owners of The Washington Post and the Los Angeles times have decided not to endorse a presidential candidate in the 2024 election.
Soccer: What to know before Ohio's matchup with Miami
By Logan Sheets | Oct. 30, 2024Everything you need to know before Ohio’s final matchup ahead of postseason play.
Football: Duncan Brune’s bold leap into football
By Robert Keegan III | Oct. 29, 2024Coming from Wuppertal, Germany, Duncan Brune didn’t take the conventional route into American football.
'Disney Night' shakes up 'Dancing with the Stars'
By Clara Leder | Oct. 29, 2024Week five of “DWTS” results in low scores, team dances and an elimination in the ballroom.
Sebastian Stan bests everyone in 'A Different Man'
By Jude Hannahs | Oct. 29, 2024This week, article writer Jude Hannahs reviews Aaron Schimberg’s “A Different Man” (2024).
‘Abbott Elementary’ redefines comedy with heart, advocacy, innovation
By Nyla Gilbert | Oct. 29, 2024"Abbott Elementary” is redefining the sitcom genre of television.
5 reasons why artists still release vinyl records
By Grace Schmidt | Oct. 29, 2024Here is why artists continue to release vinyl records of their albums in the digital world.
Lately with Layne: Future of journalism in voters’ hands
By Layne Rey | Oct. 29, 2024Trump’s violent rhetoric surrounding factual media dismisses journalism, but Biden is working to reinstate the belief that journalism is an important entity to democracy. As Election Day approaches, journalists and Americans aware of the importance of the press must vote accordingly.
Tavolino committed to community meals despite break-in
By Abby Waechter | Oct. 29, 2024After a break-in at Tavolino, the restaurant remains dedicated to providing free meals to those in need.
