Football Column: MAC tiebreakers need reworking, but Ohio is to blame for missing Detroit
By Charlie Fadel | Dec. 2The MAC needs to fix its flawed tiebreakers, but Ohio is still to blame for missing Detroit.
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Week 14 college football Student Media Poll picks
By Owen Lipstreu | Dec. 2Week 14 Student Media Poll top 25.
Pennywise finally arrived in ‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ episode five
By Jude Hannahs | Dec. 2Bill Skarsgård and all of his dancing clown glory has been revealed in the latest episode of “IT: Welcome to Derry” (2025).
Steam Hardware might rewire gaming industry
By Nyla Gilbert | Dec. 2Steam announced its newest 2026 endeavor, “Steam Hardware,” showcasing its PC-Console hybrids that are already shaking up the gaming industry.
‘Stranger Things’ Season 5 Vol. 1 hits ground running
By Emilie Deoreo | Dec. 2The first four episodes of “Stranger Things 5” drop viewers into a transformed, militarized Hawkins, filled with new monsters, vanished kids and a scientist with unsettling Brenner vibes, setting the stage for a finale that promises the series’ biggest storm yet.
‘DWTS’ crowns season 34 champion
By Clara Leder | Dec. 2Season 34 has been the biggest in show history in terms of fan votes and viewership. After a tight competition, America finally has its new Len Goodman mirrorball champion.
Sassy Cassie: College football schedule needs to change
By Cassie Dye | Dec. 2With the departure of Lane Kiffin for Louisiana State University, the conversation about how unfair the college football schedule is to student-athletes and coaches has resurfaced.
Union negotiations continue without agreements, academic freedom discussed
By Bridget Thomas | Dec. 2United Academics of Ohio University met with the OU administration to continue negotiations. In their most recent meeting, they failed to reach an agreement on academic freedom.
Police blotter: Threatening call, missing child report, muzzleloader noise
By Kaitlin Hogg | Dec. 2Police blotter: Threatening call, missing child report and muzzleloader noise from Nov. 21 to Nov. 27.
US Weekly Headlines: Obamacare, National Guard members shot
By Finn Smith | Dec. 2U.S. Weekly Headlines: The Trump administration plans to pause immigration from poor countries, Russia-Ukraine peace deal talks continue and the Trump administration classifies Cartel de los Soles as a terror organization.
Chase on the Case: Political activism isn't online; it's in actions
By Chase Borland | Dec. 2In the age of social media, it can be easy to become an online political warrior, but it raises the question of the point of online activism without the actual activism.
Editorial: Department of Education failed students looking for professional degrees
By The Post Editorial Board | Dec. 2Professional degrees, including nursing, education, social work and physician assistants, have been excluded from the Department of Education’s list of professional degrees. These changes have already sparked outrage amongst many and continue to cause tension.
The Burrito Buggy serves up Athens tradition
By Fiona Petticrew | Dec. 2The Burrito Buggy is continuing to provide the Athens community with Mexican cuisine local residents have been loving since 1984. This famous food truck gains the attention from several loyal fans and businesses, offering its catering services to those anywhere in the state of Ohio, and continuing to fill hungry bellies with both of its food trucks.
Emily's Evidence: Sonder, an olive branch to polarization
By Emily Stokes | Dec. 2Sonder is an olive branch that can enhance daily life, helping to solve profit-driven polarization in America and improve your daily life.
ODNR sued over approval of two injection wells
By Finn Smith | Dec. 2Two injection wells approved in Washington County have caused concern among local Marietta officials, residents and environmental groups for potential danger to nearby drinking water sources. ODNR approved the wells with outdated regulations, prompting a lawsuit by Buckeye Environmental Network.
Weekender Briefs: Finals preparations, holiday spirit, musical performances
By Maria Saunders | Dec. 2As finals approach, residents and students have plenty of relaxing events to attend before the semester ends and the holidays arrive.
Strong Towns Athens strengthens, enlivens neighborhoods
By Renae Hefty | Dec. 2Neighborhood and student leaders started a chapter of Strong Towns in Athens. The non-profit organization strives to revamp towns and encourage public service.
Football: John Hauser named interim head coach
By Charlie Fadel | Dec. 1Ohio named defensive coordinator John Hauser as interim head coach.
Men's Basketball: What to know for Ohio’s matchup against Maine
By Owen Lipstreu | Dec. 1What to know for Ohio’s matchup with Maine.
