Best anime recommendations for beginners
By Kendall Wright | Oct. 4, 2022If you’ve ever wanted to try anime, Death Note could be for you.
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Here’s what your favorite lunch spot on campus says about you
By Grace Koennecke | Oct. 4, 2022With so many options on campus, there’s clearly a spot every student favors.
The Olive Branch Ep. 1
By Cassie Dye and Lauren Begley | Oct. 4, 2022Join hosts Cassie Dye and Lauren Begley as they debate on all sorts of random topics on The Olive Branch podcast!
Unapologetically Abby: Learning communities aren’t all that
By Abby Waechter | Oct. 4, 2022Sitting at BSO, freshmen were strongly encouraged to join a learning community, but the experience wasn’t what we were promised.
Mental Illness Awareness Week returns, encourages mental wellness
By Pia Benthin | Oct. 3, 2022The annual Mental Illness Awareness Week educates on mental health, illness and stigma. Bobcats share what they wish they had known about mental illness, and the local branch of NAMI shares their plans for this year’s Walk the Walk.
The ultimate late night drive playlist
By Alicia Szczesniak | Oct. 3, 2022For screaming in your car, quiet reflection and everything in between.
Film Review: New Marilyn Monroe movie “Blonde” has no ambition
By Logan Humphrey | Oct. 3, 202260 years since her passing, Monroe’s legacy is tarnished by a horrendously long adaptation about her.
‘$oul $old $eperately’ is a talent-packed step toward mainstream for Freddie Gibbs
By Sean Eifert | Oct. 3, 2022Freddie Gibbs released his latest album on Friday. This is a new addition that brings Gibbs one step closer to the mainstream rap sound.
International conversation hour: “A little mini study abroad program”
By Abby Jenkins | Oct. 3, 2022Check out International Conversation Hour, an incredible opportunity for students from all over the world to come together to make friends, learn about different cultures, learn English and just chat.
City Council: Pay-to-Stay ordinance is passed
By Payton Daugherty | Oct. 3, 2022The body voted again on the Pay-to-Stay ordinance, which would give tenants a tool to fight an eviction.
Football Column: After five games, Ohio is improved but still flawed
By Will Cunningham | Oct. 3, 2022The Bobcats are still tough to figure out.
Depths of Music: Patient Number 9
By Nicholas Kobe | Oct. 3, 2022Today on the Depths of Music Podcast, we are taking a look at the newest album from heavy metal icon, Ozzy Osbourne. His career to this point has summoned him as a living legend, and with so much influence over metal and pop culture in general, the question is, does this new album succeed at adding to his legacy or is it just another washed up album from a rock star past their prime?
Stay Tuned: "WIFE GUYS" ARE CHEATERS, TOO
By Emma Skidmore and Lauren Serge | Oct. 3, 2022Emma and Lauren are recording from their cozy apartment this week, discussing everything from Emma Chamberlain’s gorgeous green kitchen to Harry Styles’ new makeup collection. Emma educates Lauren on the Try Guys cheating drama and Lauren gives her takes on the Rolling Stone’s 100 Best TV shows list. Light a candle and grab a blanket for this week’s dose of trending topics.
The man behind the mask, Dream face reveal
By Adam Vince | Oct. 3, 2022Minecraft YouTuber, Dream, finally shows his face to the world.
Artist Spotlight: Matt Koelsch has defied all odds for the sake of music
By Grace Koennecke | Oct. 2, 2022The New England native is now working under Capitol Records and alongside some of the industry’s biggest producers.
Here’s what angel numbers actually mean
By Sophia Rooksberry | Oct. 2, 2022A brief history of angel numbers, and what to do if you’ve been seeing a lot of them.
Jesse Mccartney still has a 'Beautiful Soul'
By Emily Green | Oct. 2, 2022The singer-songwriter took the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium stage Wednesday night for an electric concert.
Habitat for Humanity of Southeast Ohio combats housing crisis
By Grace Koennecke | Oct. 2, 2022Habitat for Humanity is working towards fighting the housing crisis not only in Southeast Ohio but extending to the United States as well.
