Swim and Dive: Ohio sets six records, finishes second at MAC Championships
By Cameron Crego | Mar. 3Ohio finishes second to Akron in MAC Championships, despite setting six new school records at event.
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Police Blotter: Drug bust, unwanted visitors, stolen boat
By Fiona Petticrew | Mar. 3This week in Athens County, deputies prevented an attempted drug transfer into Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail, responded to multiple theft cases and advised folks to work out their personal issues in a responsible and mature way.
United Academics of Ohio University continue negotiations with OU
By Kaitlin Hogg | Mar. 3Negotiations ongoing, more planned for March 18, between Ohio University and the United Academics of Ohio University.
Rezoning at The Ridges moves forward, plans shift timeline
By Kaitlin Hogg | Mar. 3Athens City Council will consider rezoning nearly 27 acres at The Ridges from educational to residential use.
Baseball: Ohio’s young team working through early-season struggles
By Owen Lipstreu | Mar. 3Ohio’s young squad has struggled so far.
Women’s Basketball: Family ties brought Elli, Abby Garnett together at Ohio
By Carly Kunkler | Mar. 3The sisters reunited this season at Ohio.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio seniors Ajay Sheldon, Aidan Hadaway motivated by loyalty
By Owen Lipstreu | Mar. 3The two four-year seniors are finishing their careers out in Athens.
Men’s Basketball: Get to know point guard Jackson Paveletzke
By Charlie Fadel | Mar. 3Get to know the all-MAC guard.
OU students achieve challenges, tough curriculum paths
By Aleni Bender | Mar. 3Many OU students take on multiple majors and minors as a way to enhance skills, broaden knowledge and create opportunities for post-graduation plans.
Mr. Evil ignites creativity, spunk in Athens’ music scene
By Lydia Emerine | Mar. 3One of the all-girls bands in Athens, Mr. Evil strives to showcase each member's voice and talent in songs and performances.
Undeniably Abby: Miami needs to lose this MAC season
By Abby Waechter | Mar. 3Miami is closing in on a perfect MAC season, but Ohio has the chance to stop it. For this rivalry, there is no sweeter outcome.
Editorial: Surfaced UI fraternity footage is loud indication of hazing reality
By The Post Editorial Board | Mar. 3Recently released footage from a hazing incident at the University of Iowa exposes the brutal reality of Greek life on campuses.
Sassy Cassie: Pay WNBA players more or risk the season
By Cassie Dye | Mar. 3The WNBA is not a new league; it has been around for 30 years now and has continued to grow. However, the league is risking a strike if it doesn’t pay its players soon.
The Pest: Brutus took a punch, OSU students take the hit
By The Pest staff writer | Mar. 3Rivalries are supposed to be about pride, tradition and bragging rights, but this goes beyond the scoreboard. My hatred comes from how The Ohio State University has treated its students and how the institution has dealt with the Les Wexner situation.
Stars Align: March 1-7 horoscope predictions, the blood moon is here
By Clara Leder | Mar. 3March is upon us, and its arrival brings a total lunar eclipse, known as “the blood moon,” that is sure to shake up the week for all of the signs.
MoSo Farm practices sustainability, supports Athens
By Maria Saunders | Mar. 3MoSo Farm, a small farm in Athens County, has been focused on sustainable farming practices and healthy community since its owners started it.
Crumbs Bakery cultivates baked goods, fresh lifestyle
By Aaron Dick | Mar. 3Crumbs Bakery supplies handmade breads, crackers, cookies and more to Athens businesses and shoppers for nearly four decades. Worker-owned since 1986, the bakery operates out of ACEnet and delivers to local staples like Donkey Coffee, Seaman’s Cardinal Super Market and Kindred Market.
Weekender: Potted plant painting, mocktails, basketball
By Caitlyn Vance | Mar. 3This week, there will be spring festivities across Athens County to welcome warmer weather.
Bobcats ask for more options, accommodations in dining halls
By Fiona Petticrew | Mar. 3Many Bobcats have an allergy, which can cut down on their options in the dining halls and make it harder for them to get a good meal in. Accommodations are available for students through OU’s culinary dietitian, and they are encouraged to meet and make a plan for any allergies or dietary restrictions.
Student organizations share concerns with OU administration, SB1
By Dawnelle Blake | Mar. 3Student organizations shared their concerns for transparency between students and administration, especially in light of Senate Bill 1. They also had the opportunity to speak directly with President Lori Stewart Gonzalez.
