‘Dune: Prophecy’ sets the stage in episodes 1, 2
By Jude Hannahs | Dec. 6, 2024The first two episodes of “Dune: Prophecy” provide a strong start to a new entry in the “Dune” universe.
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Actor Spotlight: Hailee Steinfeld uplifts animation industry
By Jackson McCoy | Dec. 6, 2024The actress uses her voice to breathe life into the embattled industry.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio looks to stay undefeated in The Convo against Morehead State
By Logan Adams | Dec. 6, 2024Ohio has a chance to win second straight.
Athens receives $2 million to improve housing
By Finn Smith | Dec. 6, 2024Athens is receiving a $2 million grant from the Welcome Home Ohio program, a state initiative focused on affordable housing.
Farewell Column: You don’t get many moments like this
By Donovan Hunt | Dec. 6, 2024The Post gave me some of the best memories and friendships I could have asked for in college.
What Goes Unsaid: An advice session crash out
By Suzanne Piper , Daphne Graeter and Clara Leder | Dec. 5, 2024This week, Clara, Daphne and Suzie gave advice on finals week, balancing schoolwork and student organizations and spoke about their 10th episode!
Football: MAC Commissioner Jon Steinbrecher calls for change in athletics
By Logan Adams | Dec. 5, 2024In a letter to NCAA President Charlie Baker, MAC Commissioner Jon Steinbrecher calls for change.
Football: Albin named Coach of the Year among 10 postseason MAC honors for Ohio
By Robert Keegan III | Dec. 5, 2024Ohio has 10 players and coaches selected for post season honors.
Fall graduates reflect on, embrace memories at OU
By Gina Napoli | Dec. 5, 2024With fall semester coming to a close, it is time for fall graduates to throw their graduation caps and say goodbye to OU. This can be a rewarding, yet daunting time, however, OU ensures to support each senior every step of the way.
Campus Recycling hosts biannual Food, Clothing Drive
By Sophia Rooksberry | Dec. 5, 2024The organization will use a passion for sustainability to give back to the community.
Breaking down 10 confusing Grammy categories
By Grace Schmidt | Dec. 5, 2024Here is a breakdown of some of the most confusing Grammy categories.
Blabby Abby: Universities coddle college athletes, coaches
By Abby Jenkins | Dec. 5, 2024College sports have become a way for student athletes and coaches to cheat the system regardless of talent.
Food truck owner seeks changes on East Union Street
By Drew Hoffmaster | Dec. 5, 2024Brandon Buckley, the owner of the food trucks Rise and Grind and A-Town Pies and Fries, wants to work with the city to make the vending spots on East Union Street more accessible and user-friendly.
Athens donation drives are fired up for the holidays
By Mary Kate McNamee | Dec. 5, 2024Christmas donation drives are revved up for the Athens holiday season, giving citizens many options to donate and participate.
Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX announcement sparks controversy
By Nyla Gilbert | Dec. 4, 2024The announcement of Kendrick Lamar headlining Super Bowl LIX has sparked major controversy.
Crumbl rebrands name, signature color
By Leanne Abel | Dec. 4, 2024Crumbl is eliminating the word “cookies” in its official logo and darkening the pink color of its boxes.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio finds groove in 60-point win over Ohio Christian
By Owen Lipstreu | Dec. 4, 2024The Bobcats take care of business and show appreciation to the local students who made their way to the Convocation Center Tuesday morning with energy and a massive win over Ohio Christian.
Behind the Lens: Planned obsolescence hurts consumers, environment
By Ethan Herx | Dec. 4, 2024Instead of making high quality items, companies are forcing consumers to buy more of their products by reducing quality.
