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Women's Basketball: Ohio takes third consecutive win against Kent State
By London DeMarco | Feb. 16Ohio picked up its third straight MAC win against Kent State
James Van Der Beek: '90s Hollywood heartthrob’s legacy
By Caitlyn Vance | Feb. 16After sharing his journey with Stage 3 colorectal cancer, Dawson’s Creek star James Van Der Beek died on Feb. 11 at age 48.
Adam’s Anecdote: Queer voices have always existed
By Adam Gerber | Feb. 16The Stonewall Inn started the modern LGBTQIA+ movement and allowed queer individuals to feel pride in their sexuality. President Donald Trump’s recent moves to suppress the movement have harmed the entirety of the community, and vocalizing their often-suppressed voice is one way to continue the legacy of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Bobcats balance romance, busy schedules on Valentine's Day
By Fiona Petticrew | Feb. 16Bobcats and Athens residents recap their Valentine’s weekends, which consisted of busy shifts at work and spending time with loved ones, whenever it’s possible. Many people spent the day giddy with a bouquet of flowers and a box of chocolates from a partner, while some enjoyed the company of close friends or family.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio is unable to pull off the upset, loses to Miami
By Charlie Fadel | Feb. 15The Bobcats fell to the undefeated RedHawks on Saturday night.
Baseball: What to know for Ohio’s season-opening series against Murray State
By Owen Lipstreu | Feb. 13Ohio returns to the field for the first time in 2026 against Murray State.
Athens News ends print publication after nearly 50 years
By Laynee Eslich | Feb. 13The Athens News printed its final edition Jan. 14, ending nearly five decades of free weekly distribution.
BedPost: Super Bowl LXI will destroy relationships
By BedPost Staff Writer | Feb. 13The Super Bowl next year is set to fall on Valentine’s Day, and it will destroy a lot of relationships, because some football fans won’t be able to compromise, straying from their beloved game and not spending more time with their beloved.
Kickin’ it Well: Valentine’s Day is for girlhood
By Cassidy McClurg and Kyra Dapore | Feb. 13Valentine’s Day has been defined as less about deep romance and more about friendship and casualness over the last few years. This year, most are ditching situationships and cherishing familial or platonic love to embrace the day.
School of Dance set to perform annual winter concert
By Aleni Bender | Feb. 13Ohio University’s School of Dance gathers students, faculty and guest artists to showcase six new dance pieces at its winter concert.
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime gives global stage to Puerto Rico
By Austin Yau | Feb. 12Bad Bunny’s show capped off a momentous week that started with winning Album of the Year.
Golf: Ohio finishes seventh in the Bentwater Intercollegiate
By Jackson Huxel | Feb. 12Ohio had a strong start to its spring season in Texas.
Abby’s Angle: The Browns' head coach search was a disaster
By Abby Shriver | Feb. 12After dealing with over 25 years of dysfunction, the Cleveland Browns' recent head coach search was nothing short of a disaster that reinforced their reputation. The entire process was mismanaged and left the Browns without a defensive coordinator, proving the Browns won’t overcome the stereotypes just yet.
Kickin' with Kyra: Complex women belong on screen
By Kyra Dapore | Feb. 12It’s easy for people to critique women, even the fictional ones. Women are held to certain standards, whether with appearance or etiquette, that in most ways are not attainable. Start taking the lessons women provide instead of expecting them to never mess up.
Oh Well: Students need accommodations for dietary preferences
By Cassidy McClurg | Feb. 12Ohio University students are often left without necessary accommodations for dietary preferences on campus; students need more options that adhere to everyone’s needs.
Men’s Basketball: What to know for huge matchup against Miami
By Charlie Fadel | Feb. 12Everything to know about the Battle of the Bricks.
Bobcats dream of spring break
By Maria Saunders | Feb. 12Ohio University students are already planning spring break trips to take advantage of the week off from classes.
