Here’s a list of Beyoncé songs to know before she hits the road this summer
By Grace Koennecke | Apr. 12, 2023Queen Bey is back after seven years away from the strain of touring.
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Books being made into films, tv shows in 2023
By Logan Humphrey | Apr. 12, 2023From contemporary romance novels to the classics, so many astonishing books are hitting the big screen soon.
Lillian’s Lowdown: Netflix doesn’t know how to make reality TV
By Lillian Barry | Apr. 12, 2023Netflix original reality shows are fine. But why aren’t they great?
Cat’s Cradle: ‘Mm..Food,’ a Savory Sampling of Songs
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 12, 2023MF Doom’s creative food-infused hip-hop album.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘Resident Evil 4’s’ post-release microtransactions are a problem
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Apr. 12, 2023Resident Evil 4” now offers pay-to-win DLC. Here’s why that’s an issue.
Softball: Ohio and Kent State split doubleheader, Ohio wins series
By Jake Collins | Apr. 12, 2023The Bobcats took the first game 16-2 but fell in the second 9-3.
The Evil Dead-issance: The Unexpected Revival of a Horror Classic
By Mia Ashby | Apr. 12, 2023Over the last year, there’s been a resurgence in people talking about “The Evil Dead” franchise, from businesses making designs based around the movies to creators making popular meme formats with scenes from the films, it seems people are finally taking a closer look back at the wacky cult slasher from the 80s.
From the Editor's Desk: Finish the year strong with ‘The Post’
By Ryan Maxin | Apr. 12, 2023We have a lot of exciting things coming up to round out the year.
Police Blotter: Dog hit by delivery truck, person missing on trailhead
By Kendall Wright | Apr. 12, 2023The person missing on the trailhead was assisted by the Chauncey Fire Department and Wayne National Forest employees.
Weekender Main: LFC presents “Chemical Imbalance”
By Katie Millard | Apr. 12, 2023The Lost Flamingo Theater Company returns to Arts/West this weekend with the dark comedy, “Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Hyde Play.”
Ohio Innocence Project at OU raises awareness of wrongful convictions
By McKenna Christy | Apr. 12, 2023The Ohio Innocence Project, or OIP, at OU has been advocating for the release of people who were wrongfully convicted of crimes and are currently serving prison time. The organization also invites exonerees to share their experiences in order to raise awareness about criminal justice reform.
Ohio-like songs to add to your ultimate Ohio playlist
By Olivia Rohling | Apr. 12, 2023Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and beyond.
People and Planet: A troubling update on East Palestine train derailment
By Megan Diehl | Apr. 12, 2023Now, another error has been made in the saga of the East Palestine train derailment. On Monday, a truck carrying over 40,000 pounds of soil soaked in toxic chemicals from the spill overturned on the highway, spilling 20,000 pounds of the soil onto the road and the berm in Unity Township.
City Council: Athens Fire Department receives grant for new positions, discusses Senate Bill 83
By Jack Solon | Apr. 12, 2023Sam Crowl announced the Athens Fire Department received a grant for new positions, and councilmembers opposed Ohio Senate Bill 83 at City Council’s Monday meeting.
Weekender Briefs: Local and global events, workshops dominate the weekend
By Grace Koennecke | Apr. 12, 2023Here’s what to do in and around Athens this weekend.
Hockey: Ohio sends four players to World Cup of University Hockey
By Emma Erion | Apr. 12, 2023For 4 Ohio players, the season is not quite over yet. Laker Aldridge, Luc Reeve, Jack Glen and Hollander Thompson are headed to the World Cup of University Hockey in Carta, Romania.
Student Senate’s next leaders discuss goals, responsibilities
By Madison Kennedy | Apr. 11, 2023Handle, Davis and Farmer will be sworn in and assume their new roles during Senate’s last general body meeting this semester.
Obert Opines: One day, Olivia Rodrigo is going to be bigger than The Beatles
By Bobby Gorbett | Apr. 11, 2023Olivia Rodrigo is perfect. I don’t know her, but she’s my best friend.
