Power outage impacts multiple buildings on Athens campus
By Maggie Amacher | Feb. 10An unscheduled electrical outage is impacting multiple buildings across Ohio University’s Athens campus, but the university remains open.
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Hockey: Ohio stays hot, shuts out Canisius
By Camden Paeltz | Feb. 10Ohio keeps rolling at home with weekend sweep of Canisius.
Hockey: Ohio dominates Canisius with strong effort, energy
By Annabelle Grace | Feb. 10Ohio dominates Canisius behind energetic effort.
Women’s Basketball: What to know for Toledo
By Carly Kunkler | Feb. 10Here is everything to know about the Rockets.
Adam's Anecdote: *Cough cough* President Trump is an imperialist
By Adam Gerber | Feb. 10As viruses spread, they grow stronger and adapt to any given environment, and it seems as though President Donald Trump’s administration is doing just that. Imperialistic tendencies lead to a dictatorship, and normalizing these practices is unhealthy for the U.S.
Seismic events in Southeast Ohio reach high in 2025
By Laynee Eslich | Feb. 10ODNR reported 173 tremors in the past year in Southeast Ohio. Nine earthquakes have been reported in the region since the start of 2026.
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ brings nostalgia for fashion comedy fans
By Caitlyn Vance | Feb. 10“The Devil Wears Prada 2” will hit theaters in May, 20 years after the original film.
Animated movies that deserve more hype
By Nyla Gilbert | Feb. 10Animation has resurged in popularity with movies like “K-Pop Demon Hunters” and “Zootopia 2.” For those new to the genre or wanting to dive in deeper, here are three unique movie choices that you may have never thought to watch before.
Michael’s Mic Drop: Influencer culture isn’t authenticity, it’s performance
By Michael Dorwaldt | Feb. 10The “Influencer Accent” has infected social media, causing a lack of authenticity. Content creators are crafting personas for consumers when all viewers want is a genuine connection.
Soph’s Soapbox: Loopholes don’t make Grammy awards less deserved
By Sophia Anness | Feb. 10With award season underway, there is always discourse over who is deserving of an award. However, people need to stop saying winners aren’t deserving.
‘The Bird Carcass in My Backpack’ reminds viewers take time to listen, care
By Ruby Johnson | Feb. 10Sidney Kramer talks about writing and directing her first play, “The Bird Carcass in My Backpack.”
Olympians excitedly share Winter Olympics gear on social media
By Leanne Abel | Feb. 10Trends of Olympians this winter as famous athletes share what they are bringing to the Winter Olympics.
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.
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.
