Billie Eilish set to star in film adaptation of ‘The Bell Jar’
By Kendall Davis | Mar. 24Singer-songwriter Billie Eilish is in advanced talks to star in a film adaptation of Sylvia Plath’s classic novel.
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Entertainment Look-A-Head: ‘They Will Kill You,' new Fetty Wap album
By Nyla Gilbert | Mar. 24Here is what’s happening in entertainment nationally and locally.
Ask Aleni: Romance reality TV deserves its bad rep
By Aleni Bender | Mar. 24Romance reality TV prioritizes drama and often turns real relationships into entertainment. Dating shows often rely on controversy and misrepresentation to attract viewers. The normalization of toxic behavior can distort how audiences perceive love in genuine relationships.
Athens Quilt Trail exudes 'warmth,' collaborative art
By Fiona Petticrew | Mar. 24The Athens Quilt Trail is on display at Donkey Coffee until April 26 and includes quilt squares decorated by locals and other interactive art works. The interactive art piece was available for residents to work on in multiple local businesses during January and February.
Jack of All Takes: March Madness delivers exciting moments, close games
By Jack Muldowney | Mar. 24This season’s installment of the world-renowned NCAA men’s basketball tournament, March Madness, has been riveting through the first two rounds. With nonstop action from Thursday through Sunday, there has been no shortage of excitement and jaw-dropping games.
Football: Michael Molnar, Jack Fries set to anchor Ohio’s defense
By Charlie Fadel | Mar. 24Loyalty and chemistry will be key factors in the defensive mindsets of redshirt senior linebackers Jack Fries and Michael Molnar.
Ohio splits doubleheader with Northern Illinois to win first home series this season
By London DeMarco | Mar. 24Ohio wins the second half of Saturday’s doubleheader to win series against Northern Illinois.
Wrestling: Perrine, Lehman’s careers conclude on day two of NCAA Tournament
By Jude Hannahs | Mar. 24Redshirt seniors Sal Perrine and Zayne Lehman’s seasons came to a close this past weekend, competing in the NCAA Championships.
Mill Fest brings sun, music, memories
By Lydia Emerine | Mar. 24This past weekend’s Mill Fest brought students together and created an exciting atmosphere, with more to come in the next few weekends.
Abby’s Angle: Marrying rich shouldn’t be your life goal
By Abby Shriver | Mar. 24While the idea of marrying rich and living a traditional lifestyle sounds appealing, it can come at the cost of independence and personal growth. Relying on a partner for financial security can quickly leave women vulnerable if the relationship breaks down.
Soph’s Soapbox: Oscars deliver powerful ‘In Memoriam’ performance
Mar. 24As the award season comes to a close, the Oscars deliver a powerful “In Memoriam” section to honor actors and filmmakers who died in the last year.
Stars Align: March 22-28 horoscope, Aries season is upon us
By Clara Leder | Mar. 24Aries season is upon us and the astrological new year has officially begun. This week brings financial changes, romantic opportunities and a reset for each of the signs.
Emily’s Evidence: Airlines should be held to a higher standard
By Emily Stokes | Mar. 24Like other costs, air transportation has become increasingly expensive and unorganized. Consumers should expect more out of large airline corporations.
US Headlines: Epstein files investigation, ICE in airports
By Avery St. George | Mar. 24The week, Trump threatens to send ICE agents to airports, Democrats storm out of meeting with Justice Department and more.
Police blotter: Arrests made, warrants of the week, 92 quarters
By Kaitlin Hogg | Mar. 24Police blotter: Also, animals on the loose and lone trailers.
Maggie Davis Market Express to open in Baker Center
By Kaitlin Hogg | Mar. 24A new market, Maggie Davis Market Express, is set to officially open for the upcoming fall semester.
Fest Season returns, residents prepare for crowds
By Liv Jacobs | Mar. 24Mill Street and Palmer Street residents experience the chaos of another fest season. Having parties right outside their front door, students share what it’s like to live among the parties.
Weekender: Literary festival, guided hike, sewing workshop
By Maria Saunders | Mar. 24This week offers speakers to hear at the 40th annual Spring Literary Festival, a guided trail hike and a hand sewing workshop for beginners.
Concerns grow as Iran-US conflict continues
By Finn Smith | Mar. 24The U.S. continues to engage in war, alongside Israel, against Iran. The Trump administration is aiming to neutralize any nuclear threat Iran could pose, and Iran is striking back at Israel and U.S. military bases in the region.
Invisible Ground Project brings Athens’ history to life
By Libby Shoemaker | Mar. 24The Invisible Ground Project gives Athens’ locals and visitors the ability to connect with local historical markers with interactive elements found in the Invisible Ground app.
