BedPost: Spice up your long-distance relationship
By BedPost Staff Writer | Feb. 10Finding new ways to converse in your relationship can strengthen your bond with your partner and even give in to sexual desires.
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Entertainment Look-A-Head: ‘Wuthering Heights,’ jazz, Winter Dance Concert
By Caitlyn Vance | Feb. 10From February 10-15, there are various book, movie and music releases. Locally, there are events to keep all students and visitors entertained.
Students feel dorm classification are too small, space crunch
By Drew Hoffmaster | Feb. 10Ohio University’s growing enrollment has led to crowded dorm conditions with some doubles converted into triples. Students say limited space affects daily living, while housing officials cite planning efforts to meet demand.
Pledge of Allegiance conversation hits City Council, Athens citizens
By Kaitlin Hogg | Feb. 10Athens City Council members and residents discussed whether the Pledge of Allegiance should be recited before meetings during a Jan. 20 council session. The conversation drew public attention and highlighted divisions among councilmembers.
Police Blotter: Protection order violations, butt dial, warrants of the week
By Kaitlin Hogg | Feb. 10Police Blotter: Also, fixing the car and calling the cops.
Editorial: Don Lemon, journalists remain stronger than ICE
By The Post Editorial Board | Feb. 10Don Lemon and an independent Minnesota journalist, Georgia Fort, were among four people arrested by federal agents in connection with an anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protest at a church in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Jan. 18.
Stars Align: Feb. 8-15, horoscopes for love
By Clara Leder | Feb. 10Cupid’s arrows are flying and Valentine’s Day is approaching, bringing love and light for the zodiacs.
Women's Basketball: Poor paint shooting dooms Ohio in loss to Old Dominion
By Brandon Gross | Feb. 10Ohio loses to Old Dominion at 84-76.
US Headlines: ICE in Minnesota, backlash over Trump’s racist post
By Finn Smith | Feb. 10US Headlines: Tensions continue in Minnesota as ICE officials detain activists, TrumpRx website launches to tackle affordability and Trump receives GOP backlash for racist post.
Tensions surrounding Nelsonville city councils continue
By Finn Smith | Feb. 10Nelsonville’s government remains in limbo as the voter-approved decision to abolish the city charter and move to statutory government was repealed in the Fourth District Court.
Students prioritize fitness as gyms see spike in traffic
By Liv Jacobs | Feb. 10Students are sticking to the gym this year. From packed fitness classes to crowded weight rooms, Athens is experiencing a new wave of working out.
Athens Crokinole Club creates friendship over board games
By Fiona Petticrew | Feb. 10The Athens Crokinole Club has been playing Crokinole for 11 years. Crokinole is a Canadian board game created in the 1800s, gaining popularity across the world for its simplicity and enjoyment.
Weekender: Dogs, craft nights, shows at The Union
By Maria Saunders | Feb. 10There are plenty of events to stay busy for Valentine’s Day, with dogs coming to campus, several Valentine’s Day-themed craft workshops and shows at The Union.
Deep Dive Games brings tabletop fun to Athens
By Fiona Petticrew | Feb. 10Deep Dive Games is a shop dedicated to the tabletop gaming community and trading card collectors. Many people frequent the shop for their daily tournaments and events, while some enjoy their collection of single cards and accessories.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio fell to Old Dominion despite great rebounding
By London DeMarco | Feb. 9Ohio had a great day on the boards against Old Dominion.
Wrestling: Golden Flashes take Grudge Match on tiebreaker finish
By Jackson Huxel | Feb. 9Ohio lost the Grudge Match on a tiebreaker to Kent State.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio loses hard-fought battle to Old Dominion
By Owen Lipstreu | Feb. 9Ohio dropped a tough game on the road to Old Dominion.
Break of Dawn: 100 years later, Black history is being undone
By Dawnelle Blake | Feb. 9This year marks a century since Carter G. Woodson began “Negro History Week,” now known as Black History Month. 100 years later should mean great social advancements for the current day, but many executive orders, Supreme Court reversals and Senate bills later, we’ve moved backward from Woodson’s vision and the meaning of Black History Month.
Bridgerton season four introduces reality to fairytale
By Nyla Gilbert | Feb. 9Bridgerton released part one of its fourth season Jan. 29. The season focuses on the second Bridgerton brother, Benedict Bridgerton, and the unlikely love interest of Sophie Baek. Though the take on a spicy Cinderella fairy tale is leaving some less than satisfied.
