Long-distance couples thrive even in the dog days of summer
By Grace Koennecke | July 8, 2023Ohio University couple shares how they cope with long distances over the summer.
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Lately with Layne: Political bias has invaded the Supreme Court
By Layne Rey | July 8, 2023Lately, conservatives are controlling the Supreme Court in unprecedented ways.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: Final Fantasy XVI is a beautiful disaster
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | July 8, 2023For all its many shortcomings, “Final Fantasy XVI” is a blast.
Claireification: How a new U.S. Supreme Court ruling protects workers' religious accommodations
By Claire Schiopota | July 4, 2023What this new ruling means for workers and religion.
Album Review: Noah Kahan's 'Stick Season (We'll All Be Here Forever)' tells heart-wrenching tales from the Northeast
By Alicia Szczesniak | July 4, 2023Noah Kahan’s extended version of “Stick Season” has fans saying: “I’m not crying, you’re crying.”
Lately with Layne: The benefits to romanticizing life
By Layne Rey | July 4, 2023Doing small things for yourself can pull you out of the day-to-day rut.
Haylee’s Hub: Ethel Cain’s ‘Preacher’s Daughter’ is a life-changing album
By Haylee Leasure | June 30, 2023Hayden Anhedönia, better known as Ethel Cain is an LGBTQIA+ artist who creates story-driven alternative music.
Reproductive activists encourage student voter turnout in Athens
By Harshita Singhania | June 27, 2023As part of Damon Krane’s first campaign initiative, he suggested there be a debate on Ohio Univerisity’s campus every year in the future, before the voter registration deadline, to enhance student voter turnout.
Twin Takes: Thumbs down for Austin Hedges
By Paul Nern | June 26, 2023The Buccs need to make some changes, and a productive, simple plan could all start with Austin Hedges sitting on the pine.
Claireification: What you need to know about a Supreme Court ruling on Indigenous children adoption and foster care
By Claire Schiopota | June 24, 2023A new ruling supports the adoption of Native American children
‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’ is a bittersweet ending to Marvel’s best trilogy
By Jude Hannahs | June 23, 2023This article is a review of James Gunn’s “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.”
OU recognized for dining hall sustainability
By Paige Fisher | June 23, 2023The Office of Sustainability and dining hall staff work together in the process of composting leftover food to ensure the least amount of food is going to landfills.
A historical timeline of Pride Month
By Grace Koennecke | June 23, 2023This June, it’s important to dive into the historical significance of Pride Month.
‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ is a spectacular sequel
By Jude Hannahs | June 23, 2023This article is a review of “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” directed by Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers and Justin K. Thompson.
Lately with Layne: The Colleen Ballinger situation is a reminder that the internet isn’t perfect
By Layne Rey | June 23, 2023Colleen Ballinger’s scandal is a reminder that social media doesn’t show the behind the scenes actions.
Claireification: Why you should care about politics
By Claire Schiopota | June 22, 2023A political column with detailed explanations on why you should care.
Obert Opines: Star Wars, The Little Mermaid, and nostalgia’s place in pop-culture
By Bobby Gorbett | June 21, 2023Die-hard fans can’t view what they love through an objective lens because their passions are rooted in some sort of personal connection.
City Council discusses changes to zoning code
By Harshita Singhania | June 20, 2023Director of Code Enforcement David Riggs emphasized the need to consistently update the zoning code as time passes. There are currently new signs that don’t necessarily align with the code, and it’s important to incorporate those, he said.
Artist Spotlight: Eee Gee is one of Europe's new rising stars
By Alicia Szczesniak | June 20, 2023Danish alt-pop artist Emma Grankvist, known by her stage name eee gee, is quickly making her way onto the scene across Europe and the world
Board of Trustees meets, passes resolutions to capital projects, discusses R1 status
By News Staff Update | June 18, 2023The Ohio University Board of Trustees met Thursday and Friday to discuss the university’s R1 status, capital projects and a reflection from President Hugh Sherman.
