Football: Ohio’s resiliency key to winning quadruple overtime thriller over Jacksonville State
By Owen Lipstreu | Sep. 13Ohio battles from behind to win 29-27 in a four-overtime classic against Jacksonville.
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Daily Rundown: Ohio’s home opener, Donkey Coffee’s Music Contest, Autumn films to watch and more!
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Autumn 'Must Watch' flicks to light both big, small screens
By Anna Songer | Sep. 11What to watch this fall, from scary movies to romances to family films, fall has so much to offer in terms of entertainment.
Football: Everything to know for Ohio’s home opener against Jacksonville State
By Owen Lipstreu | Sep. 11Ohio’s set for a rematch of the 2024 Cure Bowl and opponent Jacksonville State, here’s what to know for the home opener.
Aiden’s Add-On: Bring back the neighborhood book club
By Aiden Ryan | Sep. 11Although many adults in the United States still read books in some form, the absence of frequent reading patterns is a worrying trend. By creating avenues to openly analyze our world and literature, we take the necessary steps to combat the literacy crisis in the country.
Donkey Coffee turns music mural into local contest
By Libby Shoemaker | Sep. 11Donkey Coffee is hosting a contest centered around its music mural, challenging customers to naming more than 40 bands and artists featured on the shop’s wall. The contest runs until Sept. 15.
Daily Rundown: UAOU rally, George Lucas museum, volleyball preview and more!
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George Lucas to open Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
By Leanne Abel | Sep. 10“Star Wars” creator George Lucas is opening a museum for narrative art and filmmaking. Star Wars, Pokemon, Lord of the Rings and so many other stories await its visitors.
David’s Thoughts: Art can reflect reality, hope simultaneously
By David Asamoah | Sep. 10Art, such as literature, has the power to shed light on societal issues and still be hopeful. Art has the power to hold a mirror to society, while reflecting hope about the future as well. Art can hold many roles at once.
Volleyball: Ohio set to face highly-ranked foes at Penn State
By Jack Muldowney | Sep. 10Ohio will head to University Park, Pennsylvania on Saturday to take on No. 12 Penn State on its homecourt before facing No. 4 Stanford on Sunday. This pair of matches will be a tall task for the Bobcats, but gaining such high levels of experience will prove valuable no matter what.
UAOU rally supports faculty, displays ongoing frustrations
By Kaitlin Hogg | Sep. 9The UAOU held a rally for OU faculty unionization on Wednesday afternoon. The rally featured various guest speakers and garnered support for the union. Issues such as proper compensation and faculty rights were brought up at the event.
Athens bikers share insight, road safety tips
By Fiona Petticrew | Sep. 9Bobcats and Athens locals enjoy biking on the roads and sidewalks to commute, while sharing different trails and bike shops in the area to explore.
Daily Rundown: Athens bikers, top 5 college football teams, Daejon Love and more!
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Jack of All Takes: The Daejon Love case is beyond strange
By Jack Muldowney | Sep. 9Daejon Love was recently charged by the FBI with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and wire fraud after scamming more than two dozen women out of about $1.3 million. It was a sickening scheme that lasted for far too long, but Love has finally been hit with the consequences he deserves.
‘PRIMA’ album review: Is ADÉLA this year’s 'Best New Artist?'
By Luke Ream | Sep. 9On Sept. 4, up-and-coming artist ADÉLA released her debut album, titled “PRIMA.” The Slovak star looks to expand her view in the public eye outside of her breakout hit, “Ain’t In LA.”
Football: Week 1 student media poll picks
By Owen Lipstreu | Sep. 9Check out the top 25 after week one of college football action, who was dropped and the favorites for the Group of Six’s elusive CFP bid.
‘Star Wars Zero Company’s’ teamwork focus leads to refreshing, rewarding gameplay loop
By Micah Fenner | Sep. 9The new installment in the Star Wars franchise uses its enjoyable cast to the fullest.
Letter to the Editor: Ohio University needs to respect faculty, students
By Corey Boby | Sep. 9As an Ohio University alumnus who has returned to the university as a faculty member, it’s sad to say, but I don’t feel supported and don’t always have what I need to succeed. That’s why a union is so important, it can work with university partners to ensure that faculty gets what it needs to help students succeed.
Letter to the Editor: Use it or lose it
By Ron Luce | Sep. 9It is time for every American who is eligible to vote to make a major decision about our country: 1) Continue to have a say in the way we are governed or 2) give away our rights and let the oligarchs – the rich – and right-wing politicians decide what is best for all of us, dictate us and control us to advance their own agendas.
Voinovich School launches aging, climate program
By Laynee Eslich | Sep. 8Ohio University’s Voivonich School of Leadership and Public Service is launching a new learning program based on older adults and climate preparedness. The sessions are part of ECHO, a worldwide teaching program for healthcare and social issues.
