Football: Get to know Ohio’s offensive line
By Robert Keegan III | Aug. 9, 2024An in-depth look at Ohio’s offensive-line unit heading into 2024.
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Get to know OU’s new Executive Vice President, Provost Don Leo
By Olivia Gilliand | Aug. 9, 2024After just a month in the role, Executive Vice President and Provost Don Leo is excited to welcome students back to campus. He joins the university from Athens, Georgia where he served as dean of UGA’s College of Engineering.
Taylor’s Table Talk: Resources help students overcome imposter syndrome
By Taylor Orcutt | Aug. 8, 2024Many college students are impacted by imposter syndrome. However, overcoming imposter syndrome as a college student is possible with the right support and resources.
San Diego Comic-Con gives comic fans hope
By Nyla Gilbert | Aug. 7, 2024The 2024 San Diego Comic-Con showcased top projects from Marvel, DC, and more. Marvel's Phase Five has had mixed reactions, while DC thrilled fans with new releases like "Batman: Caped Crusader" and exciting previews.
From the Grapevine: Try on lives like dresses
By Libby Evans | Aug. 6, 2024Sylvia Plath wonders why we can’t try on lives like dresses. Fashion is a brave act of individuality and choices one makes in life should mirror this bravery. Society tells us to be realistic and fit into a box, depleting opportunities to explore the depths of one’s identity.
City council discusses cannabis zoning, funding Athens Armory Solar Project
By Disha Hoque | Aug. 6, 2024Resuming after the month of July, Athens City Council discusses potential changes in recreational cannabis law and funding for the renovation of the Athens Armory.
Kamala Harris picks Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for vice president
By Olivia Gilliand | Aug. 6, 2024Vice President Kamala Harris chose Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate. The decision comes just hours before Harris’ rally in Philadelphia.
Letter to the Editor: Bangladesh is pursuing true freedom
By Afsana Alam | Aug. 5, 2024We need the world to know what is happening in Bangladesh. We need global solidarity to pressure the authorities to stop the violence. This is a critical moment in our history, and we cannot afford to remain silent. Together, we can bring about the change that our country so desperately needs.
Harvest of Ohio splits with Trulieve, rebrand Mavuno of Ohio
By Olivia Gilliand | Aug. 5, 2024Cannabis dispensary Mavuno of Ohio, formerly Harvest of Ohio, has split ways with business partner Trulieve Cannabis Corp. The settlement comes ahead of the state’s authorization of recreational marijuana sales later this summer.
From the Grapevine: Women need safe period products
By Libby Evans | Aug. 2, 2024A recent study revealed findings of toxic metals in all tampon brands. This leaves women with minimal safe, convenient options for menstrual products. Women deserve more options so as not to put their lives on hold and bear a lifelong financial burden for something they cannot control.
The Lo-Down: Olympics’ impact extends beyond sports
By Logan Adams | Aug. 2, 2024The theme of the 2024 Olympics has been clear: overcoming adversity in all forms, whether it is body shaming, racism or an apartheid regime.
Athena Ride for Women welcomes female motorcyclists
By Sophia Rooksberry | July 31, 2024The four-day-long event encourages community between riders and raises money for My Sister’s Place.
Girl, Uninterrupted: Kamala Harris is a beacon of hope
By Mackenzie Shuman | July 31, 2024Just when the upcoming presidential election seemed like a lost cause, the Biden’s last minute drop out brings Harris in like manna from Heaven.
Athens Gravel Challenge returns to Bailey’s Trail System
By Ethan Herx | July 28, 2024The race included a 24 and 54 mile route with multiple categories for riders to compete in.
Ethan’s Excerpts: A solution for dying malls is housing
By Ethan Herx | July 27, 2024By converting shopping centers from shells of their past, cities can help boost the economy and make housing more available.
From the Grapevine: Prioritize borrowing books
By Libby Evans | July 27, 2024Not only does borrowing books instead of buying them save money, but it also supports authors and allows for more shared growth both personally and communally. Alden Library and Athens Public Library in Ohio offer resources, reinstating this historic tradition of free and shared entertainment.
Girl, Uninterrupted: Black Sabbath’s ‘Paranoid’ reigns most groundbreaking ‘60s album
By Mackenzie Shuman | July 23, 2024After the '60s died, Black Sabbath began their reign of terror and punched America in the throat with "Paranoid."
OU, Board of Trustees raise cost of attendance, fund Capital Improvement Plan
By Olivia Gilliand | July 23, 2024The Ohio University Board of Trustees approved the 2024-25 budget with increases to student fees and tuition and new fiscal priorities. The changes support the board’s attempt to fund the Capital Improvement Plan with a higher cost of attendance.
‘Longlegs’ makes viewers shiver to their core
By Jude Hannahs | July 23, 2024Oz Perkins’ latest film, “Longlegs” stars Nicolas Cage and Maika Monroe. The film creates a terrifying atmosphere for moviegoers, creating a great viewing experience.
Football: Storylines from MAC Media Day
By Charlie Fadel and Robert Keegan III | July 23, 2024During MAC Media Day in Canton, Ohio coach Tim Albin along with some key players expressed their opinions on the OU football team heading into next season.
