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Soccer: MAC momentum on the line, Bobcats host Buffalo Bulls in crucial matchup

Ohio will play a huge MAC game against Buffalo on Thursday.

Jack of All Takes: Listing contenders, pretenders for Super Bowl

With the NFL season in full swing, we’ve seen enough to truly evaluate the floors and ceilings of each team in the league. The NFC is a gauntlet, and the AFC throne could be changing owners very soon. Many teams are fighting for a conference championship and, hopefully, a Super Bowl berth, with a handful of those teams being new to the mix of contenders. 

Teachers' unions sue state over retirement board changes

The Ohio Education Association, Ohio Federation of Teachers and the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) Ohio Conference joined to sue the state over what they considered an “unconstitutional” effort to change the STRS board and deny Ohio teachers control over their retirements. 

Human Interest staff cover midterm stress

For most @ohio.university Bobcats, midterm season is underway and with test taking comes a variety of emotions. Those who may be struggling and looking for new study methods may just learn a few tricks from the human interest staff. 

SNAP overhaul reduces benefits, tightens access for students

President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed July 4, bringing changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

Daily Rundown: New Athens Dispensary, SNAP Restrictions, OU Trees and more!

Fiona's Finds: Taylor Swift, it's time to retire

Taylor Swift’s new album release came off as lazy and insensitive. Her extreme lack of effort in lyricism, paired with her silence on human rights matters, indicates she can no longer relate to the average person.  

Record freshman class drives spike in Greek recruitment

Sorority and fraternity life at Ohio University appeals to an increasingly large number of freshmen, drawing in a record 572 recruits.

Bloom Dispensary opens seventh Ohio location in Athens

Bloom Dispensary opened up its seventh location on Stimson Ave., available for medical card holders and those 21 and older, offering deals, promotions and guidance from knowledgeable employees. With the ban of intoxicating hemp signed by Gov. DeWine, only dispensaries can legally sell intoxicating hemp products, bringing potential for an influx of business at Bloom and other dispensaries. 

Enlightening with Laynee: Embrace fear this spooky season, avoid overthinking

Experiencing scary aspects in life can open the mind to emotions. During the Halloween season, people are invited to be afraid through commercial ideals of fearful activities. Everyday anxieties, such as academics, relationships and achievements, should also be addressed.

Football: Takeaways from Brian Smith’s week six press conference 

Here is what we learned from Brian Smithu2019s week eight press conference.

Natalie’s Notes: Jane Goodall’s legacy must be preserved

Jane Goodall was not only a conservationist but a humanitarian with scientific breakthroughs, specifically in primatology. The world must continue her legacy, especially now with the ever-growing climate crisis affecting wildlife conservation. 

Week eight Student Media Poll picks

Here are this weeks Student Media Poll picks. 

Music evolves, changes way people listen

The evolution from owning physical music to streaming has transformed listening from a focused, personal experience into an accessible yet more passive one, redefining how people connect with and value music.

'Tron: Ares' gives fans little to believe in

Set 15 years after “Tron: Legacy,” “Tron: Ares” provides little more than flashy colors and a subpar plot.

Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco tie the knot

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco recently got married. Here is all you need to know about their wedding.

EA bought in $55 billion purchase, creating uncertainty among playerbase

Players are concerned about the future of their favorite games as the industry giant goes private.

Letter from the Editor: Objectivity in American journalism has changed

Objectivity has been influenced by the social and political climate since its origin. Today, its definition is drastically different from what it was a century ago. 

Live Laugh Lily: Use of AI contributes to anti-intellectualism

 Reliance on generative AI is becoming more and more common on college campuses. The rise of anti-intellectualism is coming hand in hand. As students use AI more often, the refusal to broaden their minds is becoming increasingly alarming. Media literacy is at an all-time low, and AI is at the root of it all.  

US Weekly Headlines: Airport delays, shutdown negotiations

Plus the Nobel Peace Prize winner, immigration enforcement in Chicago.