D2 Hockey: Ohio looks to end regular season with win over Dayton
By Tyson Bernath | Jan. 31, 2024Ohio looks to extend its five-game winning streak.
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Rise & Grind: Athens’ newest coffee spot
By Elizabeth Talaga | Jan. 31, 2024Wake up, Athens! There’s a new coffee truck on Court Street. The Rise & Grind truck is conveniently located for a quick coffee pick-me-up.
Fake ID collected, stalker reported
By Kendall Wright | Jan. 31, 2024A fake ID was collected, and a shower was damaged in Jefferson Hall.
‘Heroes in Color’ series to display action, representation
By Abby Jenkins | Jan. 31, 2024This February, The Athena Cinema is set to host the “Heroes in Color” film series, featuring films throughout the ages that display heroic feats and showcase different cultures.
Artist Spotlight: TANSU pursues her calling through indie neo-soul singles
By Sophia Rooksberry | Jan. 31, 2024The Harlem-based musician realizes her childhood dream through an upcoming EP of honesty and passion.
Grace Abroad: UK offers various different food, drink options
By Grace Koennecke | Jan. 31, 2024As a newcomer to the United Kingdom from the United States, the foods and drinks I've encountered over the last week prove the interesting product differences between the two countries.
Bentley Hall classroom evacuated Tuesday after water gushes from ceiling
By Emily Stokes | Jan. 31, 2024Water gushed from the ceiling in Bentley Hall room 136 because of a possible burst pipe. Classes the room were evacuated and relocated.
Battery’s Dead: “Poor Things,” sex, Zoomers
By Matthew Butcher | Jan. 31, 2024Generation Z has refused to have a normal reaction to sexuality in media, and they’re more sexless than any American generation to date.
Men's Basketball: Ohio scores 22 points off turnovers in dominant win over Buffalo
By Bobby Gorbett | Jan. 30, 2024Ohio had six scorers with 9 or more points in a dominant win over Buffalo.
Ohio politicians, student senators push against restrictive transgender youth law
By Olivia Gilliand | Jan. 30, 2024Last Wednesday, the Ohio Senate voted to override Gov. Mike DeWine’s veto against Ohio House Bill 68, which limits access to essential healthcare needs for transgender youth. The law goes into effect April 23.
What We’re Watching: Not everything needs to be set in the ‘80s
By Mia Ashby | Jan. 30, 2024The ‘80’s may have been a decade filled with iconic movies, clothing, music and style but using its aesthetic in every new release is starting to leave audiences with a stale taste in their mouths.
People and Planet: Netanyahu is blatantly genocidal
By Megan Diehl | Jan. 30, 2024On Tuesday, Hamas said it was considering a ceasefire proposal and there was a momentary sense of hope. This meager shred of hope quickly faded, however, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would not withdraw IDF forces from Gaza until Israel had achieved “total victory.”
Margie’s Meatloaf Mecca leaves Athens
By Donovan Hunt and Madalyn Blair | Jan. 30, 2024On Dec. 29, 2023, Margie’s Meatloaf Mecca Instagram account reported its website and online store would close Jan. 1, 2024. In its final joke to Athens, it announced it would sell its recipe and business to military contractor Lockheed Martin.
OU Speech and Debate pulled out red carpet for annual tournament
By Sophia Rooksberry | Jan. 30, 2024OU Speech and Debate Team members worked together to plan a totally fetch “Mean Girls: The Musical” themed 1804 Tournament this year.
Letter to the Editor: Samaritan's Purse project Operation Christmas Child sends over 11.3 million gifts to children worldwide
By Dolores Brown | Jan. 30, 2024Since 1993, Operation Christmas Child has delivered more than 220 million gift-filled shoeboxes to kids in more than 170 countries and territories worldwide.
Too Long Didn’t Listen: A ranking of all of Green Day’s albums
By Nicholas Kobe | Jan. 30, 2024Green Day’s latest album, “Saviors” was just released. Here’s a look at all of the group’s previous 13 albums.
Jess Selects: Groovy indie hits to mellow out your playlist
By Jessica Ghee | Jan. 30, 2024This week features a melodic rap collab with a first-gen immigrant and an Inglewood, CA, native, a French-infused jazz tune and an indie-pop band repping New Delhi, India.
Swim & Dive: Far from home, Astrid Pichardo makes a name for herself
By Alyssa Cruz | Jan. 30, 2024Despite being thousands of miles away from home, Astrid Pichardo has proven herself a vital asset to Ohio’s Swimming and Diving Team.
