Daphne’s Dispatch: Self-confidence comes in waves
By Daphne Graeter | June 4, 2024Self-confidence comes in waves, and this is normal. Having confidence within ourselves allows us to accept and trust ourselves while having a sense of control.
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Council discusses pedestrian safety, zoning lots
By Olivia Gilliand | June 4, 2024City Council discusses pedestrian safety and zoning lots at Monday’s meeting. Comments from council members and concerned citizens have Council hoping to do something about the issue.
Athens Bread Company reopens with changes
By Olivia Gilliand | June 3, 2024Athens Bread Company reopened after an extended hiatus to learn from other bread makers. Now it’s back open but with some changes to the hours and menu.
Pause on diversity scholarships continue as students prepare for fall semester
By Olivia Gilliand | June 2, 2024University officials have yet to release an update as students receive financial aid packages with significantly fewer options and opportunities than in previous years, creating additional confusion, and obstacles, for students and their families.
The Colibris use techniques to connect to an international audience
By Alicia Szczesniak | June 2, 2024The soft rock group sits down to talk about influences, their formation and Hungarian grammar structure.
Trump found guilty on 34 counts in hush money trial
By Suzanne Piper | May 31, 2024Former U.S. President Donald Trump was found guilty of 34 felonies in the hush money trial.
Artist Spotlight: My Best Unbeaten Brother debut album marks a musical family reunion
By Sophia Rooksberry | May 30, 2024The upcoming “Pessimistic Pizza” will be the reuniting album for the Parker brothers.
“Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” serves as the perfect prequel
By Jude Hannahs | May 29, 2024Jude Hannahs reviews director George Miller’s highly anticipated “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.”
Sassy Cassie: Do not play through the pain
By Cassie Dye | May 29, 2024“Play through the pain” is a saying almost every athlete knows, but it conveys more harm than good.
City Council initiates Hocking River improvement project
By Maggie Amacher | May 28, 2024United States Army Corps of Engineers is conducting a study on a portion of the Hocking River which runs through Athens.
Clara’s Commentary: Destigmatize OCD
By Clara Leder | May 28, 2024The mental health disorder is entirely misunderstood and misused in daily life.
Taylor’s Table Talk: Fresh Start policies remove academic barriers
By Taylor Orcutt | May 28, 2024On May 6, OU Faculty Senate discussed adopting an Academic Fresh Start policy, allowing past students to re-enroll without the burden of a poor academic record. If adopted, this policy may give past and underrepresented students a new chance at pursuing higher education.
Faculty, advisers discuss general education requirements for incoming students
By Jackson McCoy | May 26, 2024Incoming students might feel overwhelmed by all the class options for the fall semester. Faculty and academic advisers have some advice to get through class selection and the first semester.
Kendrick Lamar, Drake feud brings rap resurgence
By Nyla Gilbert | May 25, 2024Is this Kendrick Lamar and Drake feud the start of a new reckoning for rap?
Bobcats provide support, insight for job hunting
By Gina Napoli | May 24, 2024As the new school year inches closer, Bobcats offer advice to incoming students searching to make some extra money.
Bridgerton Season 3 Part 1 review
By Ashley Pomplas | May 24, 2024A review of Bridgerton Season 3 Part 1.
Chase on the Case: How to have a good first year
By Chase Borland | May 23, 2024One’s freshman year of college can be stressful and intimidating. Having a little advice from people who went through it can be helpful. The best advice I can give is to join a few organizations.
Reflecting on President Gonzalez's first year at OU
By Suzanne Piper | May 23, 2024Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez completed her first academic year. Within her first ten months, Gonzalez has provided scholarships, updated the mission statement and more.
8 tips to surviving your first dorm room experience
By Ashley Pomplas | May 23, 2024An essential dorm room survival guide for those living on campus.
Haylee’s Hub: How to choose the right major
By Haylee Leasure | May 23, 2024One of the more difficult aspects of entering college is choosing a major. Ohio University has more than 250 options to choose from, making the decision weigh heavily on many students. Here are some tips for ensuring you choose the right major.
