Artist Spotlight: Jules Paymer shows potential as the next big alternative singer-songwriter
By Sophia Rooksberry | June 15, 2023After the success of their recent song “Mommy Issues,” Jules Paymer is the artist to watch.
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Answers with Ankita: Rethinking veganism's image and practices
By Ankita Bansode | June 15, 2023Veganism has been around for centuries, but modern capitalist movements have led to inaccessibility and misconception around the idea.
Haylee's Hub: Despite the outrage surrounding it, ‘The Little Mermaid’ live-action remake is great
By Haylee Leasure | June 15, 2023The live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid" is actually good, and a lot of the criticisms are unfounded and motivated by hate against the diverse casting. The film feels true to the original while also giving something new to a new generation.
Album Review: 'The Age of Pleasure' is fun, but not memorable
By Grace Koennecke | June 14, 2023Janelle Monáe’s new album is wildly disappointing even if it is much lighter in tone.
What We’re Watching: The rise of Hollywood’s perfect film studio, A24
By Mia Ashby | June 14, 2023There’s not many film studios that host as many independent, wacky and mind-bending films like A24, and we love them for it.
Album Review: Lola Young's debut is a rollercoaster of emotions
By Grace Koennecke | June 14, 2023The British singer-songwriter released her first album on May 26 via Day One Music Limited.
Concert Review: Paramore returns to Cleveland, bringing old and new favorites
By Grace Koennecke | June 14, 2023The trio performed at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland, Ohio, on June 4.
Album Review: The Aces mature in their stances on love, loss and growing up
By Grace Koennecke | June 14, 2023The group’s third album was released on June 2 via Red Bull Records.
‘Party School’ speaks to college students
By Alyssa Cruz | June 13, 2023Jon Hart recently released his debut novel, ‘Party School.’ The story’s protagonist navigates college life and school shaming.
Lately with Layne: 'Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever)' made something great even better
By Layne Rey | June 13, 2023Noah Kahan is back.
A list of some of the most iconic queer albums and songs
By Grace Koennecke | June 13, 2023Celebrate Pride Month by listening to musicians who have paved the way for queer representation in music.
City Council: Body discusses special-use permit for a chainlink fence
By Payton Daugherty | June 13, 2023Athens City Council met on Monday in a special session to discuss an ordinance allowing the Athens County Agricultural Society to place a fence on the city right-of-way.
Answers with Ankita: Why I am religious
By Ankita Bansode | June 13, 2023It is crucial to distinguish between the essence of religion and the human failings that lead to its distortion, ensuring that we hold accountable those who exploit faith for their own agendas.
Haylee's Hub: The controversy surrounding Taylor Swift and Matty Healy is completely justified
By Haylee Leasure | June 9, 2023Taylor Swift has found herself in controversy with news of her rumored new boyfriend, Matty Healy. Here’s why the criticism is entirely justified.
City council discusses city land use permits
By Paige Fisher | June 8, 2023Councilmember Solveig Spjeldnes, D-1st ward, offered several solutions to appease both parties, such as moving the location of the fence further back with a gate and bushes surrounding it. Doing this would cause less of a disturbance to neighbors and still allow people to camp on the property.
Top 5 summer camp slasher movies to watch all summer long
By Brooke Phillips | June 7, 2023In the mood to watch something scary this summer? Here are the top 5 summer camp slasher films to satisfy your spooky summer urges.
Books to read this summer
By Logan Humphrey | June 7, 2023There’s nothing better than sitting out with one of these books this summer.
Lately with Layne: “Shiny Happy People” is a must-watch
By Layne Rey | June 5, 2023Discussing the docuseries that dives into the dark lives of the Duggar family.
Album Review: Mercy Music's 'What You Stand To Lose' is the pop rock album of the summer
By Brooke Phillips | June 5, 2023Here is a sneak peek at Mercy Music’s pop rock record, “What You Stand To Lose,” releasing soon on June 30.
The Office of Health Promotion offers sexual health education opportunities
By Madalyn Blair and Madison Kennedy | June 4, 2023Ann Brandon, associate director of prevention and education, said it is imperative to keep talking to students about sexual health because many college students come to campus with preconceived notions about the topic.
