“Forbidden Fruits” starring Lili Reinhart, Victoria Peretti, Alexandra Shipp, Lola Tung and Emma Chamberlain, released in theaters March 27. Heres what you may love, hate and what is too underbaked to take the cake.
McDavis Hall plans to open this fall on South Green. A new master plan for South Green is to come.
The Human Interest staff talk spring cleaning and productive habits.
A Bigfoot sighting at The Ridges called professional hunters from across the region to gather in anticipation of a potential sighting.
Police Blotter: Single-car accidents and loose animals. Read more for the crimes and cops of March 20 to March 26.
The “No Kings” protest, a national movement seeking change in the Trump administration, drew more than 3,300 events Saturday, including one organized by 50501 in Athens.
Continued student theft in campus markets may lead to a bookbag ban.
Shively Food Hall will add three new dining concepts and a catering space starting in the fall of 2026.
“Ready or Not 2: Here I come” released in theaters March 20, with a deadlier game of hide and seek for viewers to watch.
A look into a part of summer 2026’s music lineup, returning artists, new albums and musical festivals.
A new movie about Puerto Rico is in production, and Bad Bunny will take on his first leading role to star in the film.
From March 31-April 6, are a variety of new movies and show releases. In Athens, students and visitors can attend screenings and performances.
Ohio picked up a series win Sunday.
Ohio’s poor weekend was emphasized by a no-hitter.
Bowman looks to be a contributor in his year as a Bobcat.
America continues to decline both in national public polls and internationally. However, this isn’t just a left-leaning thought; it’s supported by statistical evidence and surveys, and we should pay attention to it.
My name is Sydney Epps, Ph.D., former Student Senator and a doctoral-level expert in organizational behavior. I am watching OU repeat a pattern that the campus already lived through: calling equity “controversial,” calling retreat “neutral,” and calling it all “compliance.”
April is on its way; the first day of the month will be filled with practical jokes, and the sky will light up for the new moon.
The OU administration’s silence after Myron Gaines’ Nazi salute and hateful rhetoric is not neutrality, but a failure to defend the values of respect, empathy and community the university claims to uphold.
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