Battery’s Dead: Tobias Harris, NBA trade deadline are ruining Valentine’s Day
By Matthew Butcher | Feb. 6, 2024My February is hinging on the outcome of the NBA trade.
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D2 Hockey: Ohio and Louisville faces off in the first round of the TSCHL playoffs
By Tyson Bernath | Feb. 6, 2024Ohio takes on Louisville in TSCHL playoffs.
Drew’s Decrees: You should dance more often
By Drew Haughn | Feb. 6, 2024Stop caring about what others think and bust a move.
Students start new organizations, bring opportunities
By Sophia Anness | Feb. 6, 2024With almost 600 student organizations on campus, they all have one thing in common: they were started by students with ideas. OU students reflect on starting their organizations and encourage fellow students to make their ideas a reality.
Grace Abroad: UK teaching styles impact on academic achievement
By Grace Koennecke | Feb. 6, 2024Unlike the U.S., universities in the U.K. allow for more breaks and time for comprehension.
Theater Thursday: 'The Phantom of the Opera' has a sequel
By Sophia Anness | Feb. 6, 2024Many people have heard of "The Phantom of the Opera," but not many know that Andrew Lloyd Webber continued the story years after the musical first occupied Her Majesty's Theatre. "Love Never Dies" is a lesser-known sequel to the beloved show, which will be discussed in this edition of Theater Thursday.
What's going on with TikTok and UMG?
By Alicia Szczesniak | Feb. 6, 2024The standoff between the companies has created quite an issue for the app
Ethan’s Excerpts: Stop acting like musicians are your friends
By Ethan Herx | Feb. 6, 2024There is a clear boundary between being a fan and being a creep. Unfortunately, many can’t see it.
Dishin’ it with Disha: In defense of ‘Screenagers’
By Disha Hoque | Feb. 5, 2024Limiting screen time is easier said than done, especially with how important social media are to our real-life and connectedness.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio looks to bounce back from rough stretch against Bowling Green
By Logan Adams | Feb. 5, 2024Ohio will look to get more out of its top offensive options in its matchup against Bowling Green.
OU offers resources, guidance to encourage student research
By Audrey Eary | Feb. 5, 2024Ohio University encourages students to conduct personal and academic research. One way it does this is by providing resources such as the Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections as well as offering a diverse pool of subjects to gather data from.
Students battle gym anxiety
By Gina Napoli | Feb. 5, 2024Gym anxiety, the fear of exercising in front of others, stops several students from working out at Ping. Learn more about how students can overcome their “gymtimidation” and the health benefits of exercising.
APD and OUPD prepare for Fest Season
By Chase Borland | Feb. 5, 2024With fest season coming up, APD and OUPD want students to know their goals are not to catch underage drinkers, but to facilitate the crowds and ensure safety.
Rise & Grind creates another local coffee option
By Olivia Gilliand | Feb. 5, 2024Athens recently welcomed a new coffee food truck to its uptown area, Rise & Grind. With the addition of the business, there are now four local coffee options in the uptown area that are less than a five-minute walk from one another, creating more options for coffee drinkers and potential competition between businesses.
Artist Spotlight: Charm of Finches champions the indie folk genre
By Sophia Rooksberry | Feb. 5, 2024The Australian sibling duo's new single is a riveting addition to their stunning discography
Is This Too Niche: Queer Music
By Jada Fox and Zoe Duncan | Feb. 5, 2024This week with special guest Jessa Miller, Jada, and Zoe take on the wide range of queer music throughout history. Join us as well as we discuss queer music from the musicians we grew up with like Katy Perry, Troy Sivan, and Lady Gaga.
'Percy Jackson and the Olympians' rushes plot but drags the ending
By Ashley Pomplas | Feb. 5, 2024Here's everything you need to know about Episode Eight of "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" on Disney+.
Hiatus Kaiyote brings funk from down under
By Jessica Ghee | Feb. 4, 2024After spending over 13 years together, Hiatus Kaiyote has kept its extraordinarily, eccentric and soulful sounds refreshing and fun for everyone.
