Women’s Basketball: Lack of defense leads to loss to Toledo
By Carly Kunkler | Jan. 26Ohio came up short against Toledo in The Convo.
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Hockey: Ohio shuts out Stony Brook in dominant win
By Annabelle Grace | Jan. 26Ohio stays hot by beating Stony Brook 6-0.
The Post Predicts: Grammy Awards 2026
By Entertainment Staff | Jan. 26This year’s Grammy Awards are scheduled to air Sunday, Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. Here are the predictions from The Post’s entertainment staff, on some of this year’s biggest categories.
Men's Basketball Column: Time is ticking after Ohio's blowout loss to Akron
By Charlie Fadel | Jan. 26Ohio’s season is at risk of falling by the wayside after a loss against Akron.
Undeniably Abby: The Pledge isn’t the problem, the distraction is
By Abby Waechter | Jan. 26What began as a minor procedure change on Jan. 12 became a major controversy by Jan. 20, filling the council chamber to capacity. Alan Swank proposed adding the Pledge of Allegiance to the agenda, but other Athens council members opposed it for personal and historical reasons. The debate has become louder than the council’s actual work, even though the pledge doesn’t affect how decisions are made.
When it snows, Jeff Hill turns students into kids again
By Drew Hoffmaster | Jan. 26Snowfall brought students together on Jeff Hill on Sunday afternoon, where about 100 gathered to sled and relive a bit of childhood during Winter Storm Fern.
WOUB faces federal funding cuts, loss of $1.7 million
By Kaitlin Hogg | Jan. 26WOUB Public Media has faced funding cuts of $1.7 million, leading them to layoff three full-time employees this month.
Black Student Union cultivates compassion across campus
By Caitlyn Vance | Jan. 26The Ohio University Black Student Union has been active for years, existing as a place to have fun while creating a safe space for students of color.
Women's Basketball: Ohio's flaws spotlighted in loss to Toledo
By Brandon Gross | Jan. 26Ohio struggled in its loss to Toledo on Saturday, with the team having issues with turnovers and rebounding the ball.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio falls to Akron in crushing loss at home
By Owen Lipstreu | Jan. 24Ohio falls in a bad loss against Akron.
OU students rally against ICE, call for campus protections
By Alexandra Hopkins | Jan. 24Hundreds of students walked out of class Friday to protest nationwide ICE activity and demand action from university leaders.
Winter storm Fern to bring heavy snowfall to Athens
By Finn Smith | Jan. 24A large winter storm moving across the U.S. is expected to bring heavy snowfall to Athens from Saturday to Monday. Athens officials recommend staying off the roads and keeping an eye on weather updates.
Men’s Basketball: What to know as Ohio prepares for a huge matchup against Akron
By Owen Lipstreu | Jan. 23Everything to know for Ohio’s big matchup against Akron.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Netflix adds podcasts to platform
By Kyra Dapore | Jan. 23With the Netflix announcement that it will be adding more podcasts to the platform, it only further shows how popular podcasts have become. Podcasts allow for listeners and viewers to hear stories, gain advice or simply listen to people they admire.
Charli XCX’s ‘The Moment’ set to be ‘Brat’ take on metafiction
By Luke Ream | Jan. 23Charli XCX makes metafiction her own with a new mockumentary-style film about the events of her life post-“Brat.” The film is set to release in select theaters Jan. 30.
Morally gray characters remain beloved trope
By Ruby Johnson | Jan. 23Why do we love morally gray characters so much, even if we can’t side with them? Morally gray characters explore what it means to be human, while allowing us to speculate on right versus wrong.
Women’s Basketball: What to expect against Toledo
By Carly Kunkler | Jan. 23Everything to know for Ohio’s game against Toledo.
Ciderhouse ‘crafternoons’ offer safe space, spark creativity
By Fiona Petticrew | Jan. 23The West End Ciderhouse is where several craft-loving Athens locals spend every second Sunday afternoon. This group is relatively new and invites anyone to come and work on any craft.
Pike County nuclear site experiences cleanup, new development
By Finn Smith | Jan. 22The Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant, a historic producer of U.S. nuclear energy, is undergoing mass decontamination and decommissioning. Local organizations are now working together to initiate new projects on the site to bolster energy production and create local jobs.
