DWTS brings viral moments, Disney magic to the ballroom
By Clara Leder | Oct. 10The third and fourth weeks of “Dancing with the Stars” brought fierce competition, viral dances and two stars' shocking eliminations.
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Stars Hollow comes to Ohio with fall festival
By Jordyn Wilson | Oct. 10The Stars Hollow Festival in Medina, Ohio, brings the beloved “Gilmore Girls” to life, giving fans a cozy vibe filled with coffee and nostalgia.
Soph’s Soapbox: Entertainment media influences political opinions
By Sophia Anness | Oct. 10Entertainment media has a place in politics, and it influences people more than they realize.
Northeastern Ohio dam removal project breaks ground
By Finn Smith | Oct. 10Free the Falls, a project to remove the Gorge Dam in Summit County, officially began recently, following years of discussion on the matter. The dam has not served a purpose for over 30 years and has contributed to mass contamination of water in the dam pool. The EPA is currently removing all sediments before the removal of the dam structure can begin.
Claudia’s Corner: We can’t separate art from the artist
By Claudia Fuller | Oct. 10Though fans of cancelled artists may claim we should separate the art from the artist, it might not be that simple.
Student Senate appoints new members, prepares for future events
By Fiona Petticrew | Oct. 9The Ohio University Student Senate met once again in Walter 145 to discuss the needs and expectations of Bobcats. The Senate voted on new members, passing them all, along with approving some other budget requests for future events and supplies.
Volleyball: Everything to know before Miami
By London DeMarco | Oct. 9Everything to know before Battle of the Bricks this weekend.
Layla's Lens: Chicken shops in Athens undeniably successful
By Layla Vinson | Oct. 9With prominent chicken places scattered across Ohio University’s campus and Athens, such as Earl’s Coop, Miller’s Chicken and Wings Over, does Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers stand a chance for successful sales?
Soccer: Everything to know for a big MAC game against Kent State
By Jackson Huxel | Oct. 9Here is everything to know for Ohio’s game against Kent State.
Aiden's Add On: Sending the National Guard won't eliminate differences
By Aiden Ryan | Oct. 9President Donald Trump’s use of the United States National Guard presents damning consequences to the exercise of protest and safety across the country.
Field Hockey: Everything you need to know about Ohio’s matchup with Ball State
By Cameron Crego | Oct. 9What to know for Ohio’s matchup with Ball State.
We Should Be Studying: Grace shouldn't be drafting
By Eli Maistros , Grace Schmidt and Joshua Jacob | Oct. 9In this episode, Josh and Eli explain fantasy football to Grace. Then, she drafted a team of her own while they discussed their favorite childhood TV shows.
Kickin' with Kyra: Voting in local elections is vital
By Kyra Dapore | Oct. 9In a time when the government and the United States feel shaky, it is important to practice the right to vote, even in smaller-scale local elections.
Abby's Angle: Parents at fault for youth sports failing
By Abby Shriver | Oct. 9Youth sports are meant to build confidence and teamwork, but for many kids, it's a high-pressure environment fueled by their parent’s expectations. The idea that kids are investments is driving youth sports away from what should be a safe and educational environment.
‘Reading Rainbow’ is back, new generation enjoys
By Ruby Johnson | Oct. 9The show “Reading Rainbow” is coming back with a new host, Mychal Threets. The return of this show not only restores its nostalgia but also takes a new role in education and reading for kids.
'Famous Last Words' gives legends final say after death
By Emilie Deoreo | Oct. 9Netflix’s newest docuseries, “Famous Last Words,” gives legends a final say after their death.
Rough Cut Collective gives Bobcats a place to create movies, bonds
By Caitlyn Vance | Oct. 9Students of all majors have the opportunity to achieve movie-making goals with Rough Cut Collective.
Alaina's Orbit: Trans people will always exist
By Alaina Sayre | Oct. 9Transgender people have spearheaded civil rights movements across the country for decades, but their work is largely overshadowed by those who live within the gender binary lines. Recently, the work that trans people have done is being erased by those controlling the major political parties in the U.S.
City Council approves five ordinances, opioid education funding
By Laynee Eslich | Oct. 8Acting as council president Monday, Councilmember Micah McCarey led a meeting where Athens City Council unanimously passed five ordinances. Measures included joining the national opioid settlement, leasing the former fire department building and updating rental permit requirements.
