One Direction to reunite at Palmer Place Fest
By Alyssa Cruz | Mar. 31, 2024The beloved band is reuniting with all five members to perform at Palmer Place Fest on April 19.
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How TikTok supports musical artists, new and old
By Sophia Anness | Mar. 31, 2024Since TikTok began, it has given many artists an outlet to promote their music. Users will create trends to these artists' songs, causing them to gain more listeners. Not only will new artists see a rise in listeners, but artists who have already had a claim to fame also have had resurges on TikTok.
Campus groups works to increase AED accessibility on campus
By Paige Fisher | Mar. 31, 2024Residence Life Commissioner Mae Thomas is working with Housing and Residence Life to increase student accessibility to Automated External Defibrillators on campus.
New Tax Levy 7, fall renewal levy expand senior services
By Emily Stokes | Mar. 31, 2024Newly proposed and passed levies in Athens aim to increase funding for senior facilities and services.
Softball: Ohio picks up 7-2 over win over Central Michigan as bats awaken
By Marc Goldstein | Mar. 31, 2024Ohio softball got some big contributions at the plate as it was able to fend off Central Michigan to take the series finale, 7-2.
Softball: Ohio’s weekend of success comes despite several schedule changes
By Logan Adams | Mar. 31, 2024The weather was not Ohio’s friend this weekend, but it didn’t keep the team from winning a series against Central Michigan.
International Week to celebrate representation, connection
By Abreanna Blose | Mar. 31, 2024International Week at Ohio University is a week-long annual celebration of culture and diversity.
From the Grapevine: Everyone should celebrate Polish Dyngus Day
By Libby Evans | Mar. 31, 2024National Dyngus Day is celebrated Easter Monday by Polish-Americans across the country. The Dyngus Day tradition is to douse loved ones and crushes with water using squirt guns or pussy willows, but festivities have gained popularity filling parades and piling in dancers to Polish polka bands.
Taylor's Table Talk: Ohio University’s proposed mission contradicts stance on diversity scholarships
By Taylor Orcutt | Mar. 31, 2024On March 21, OU announced the draft of a new university mission statement. Yet, the mission glaringly contradicts the $450,000 in diversity scholarships pulled for review by the university.
Softball: Ohio splits a defensive doubleheader against Central Michigan
By Logan Adams | Mar. 31, 2024After a ten-inning scoreless stretch to open the two games, Ohio finds three runs in the fourth inning of the second game to end a four-game losing streak.
Softball: Despite offensive struggles, pitching and defense pick up slack for doubleheader split
By Marc Goldstein | Mar. 31, 2024With its offense struggling for the first half of the doubleheader, Ohio was able to lean on its pitching and defense to stay afloat as it split the games with Central Michigan.
Method dressing brings fun, creativity back to movie marketing
By Cami Seymore | Mar. 31, 2024Method dressing is a new marketing tactic seen on the red carpet where actors like Margot Robbie and Zendaya are dressing like their characters to promote their upcoming movies.
Second student senate debate discusses campaign platforms, goals
By Paige Fisher | Mar. 31, 2024Presidential Student Senate candidates discussed their platforms, goals, leadership styles and initiatives.
Students determine best OU dorm
By Ashley Pomplas | Mar. 28, 2024Ohio University students shared their thoughts on which dorm they think is the best.
Letter to the Editor: Food insecurity in OU community
By Crystal Beverly | Mar. 28, 2024Food insecurity is a deeply troubling issue in the Ohio University community.
Bobcats seek healthy meals, more fresh produce on campus
By Jackson McCoy | Mar. 28, 2024Students and faculty share their opinions, tips and experiences with finding produce and nutritious food on campus.
Haylee’s Hub: Commuting is worth it
By Haylee Leasure | Mar. 28, 2024When people think of going to college, they picture dorms and dining halls, not driving to campus daily.
Ohio University general fee funds university priorities
By Olivia Gilliand | Mar. 28, 2024Ohio University’s general fee, which most full-time students pay $712 toward each semester, pays for various student services across campus, but many students are unaware of the fee and what it goes toward.
Alex Garland’s Civil War is immersive, thought-provoking, extraordinary
By Griffin Shaivitz | Mar. 28, 2024Alex Garland’s Civil War delivers a memorable experience
