Lauren and Emma are embracing their wellness eras this episode and talking about their morning and night routines! Stay tuned for their current obsessions and favorites, as well as your weekly dose of trending movies, music and celebs.
Ohio’s three Ryans have struck up quite the friendship.
After a few select Saturdays when the Bobcats finish their home games at Bird Arena, people can take to the ice for recreational skating.
Everybody has a religion, they just don’t see it as that.
The Bobcat wrestlers were unable to overcome their own miscues and struggles in certain weight classes in their loss to Central Michigan.
First time nominees such as Michelle Yeoh and Rihanna are highly anticipated to win some of this year’s biggest awards.
Mount Zion Baptist Church, on the corner of N. Congress St. and Carpenter St., is the last remaining building of three historic Black properties in Athens. It turned 150 years old Saturday at the society’s annual meeting.
What is going on with the weather? It may not be what you think.
Sticker sticklers have long debated the true origin of the fun adhesive.
In this episode, we cover Knives Out 2 And Megan. We also discuss prominent Oscar nominations and winner predictions.
This week Zoe dissects a common art historical motif from a feminist- the muse. Zoe unveils the identity behind the anonymous and elusive muses’ we’ve worshiped throughout art history and discusses how modern feminism plays into the interpretation and reception of the concept of the muse.
The Bobcats were crowned CSCHL champions with the win.
The Zips ended the first half on a 25-10 run.
The Bobcats had a productive offensive night in loss to first-place Ball State.
Although Ohio lost 78-58, it continues to grow healthy and closer as a team.
Ohio fought through penalty trouble to earn its fifth-straight victory.
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, released his autobiography on Jan. 10. The book details his life as well as provides a glimpse regarding the seemingly torrid relationship with his now-estranged family.
Many used to be embarrassed to have a knockoff version of something, but now it’s considered cool to have a dupe.
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