Bobcats infiltrate OSU for historic football matchup
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 16Gameday looked a little different for Ohio State University on Saturday, with the typical sea of red and white fans speckled with green-clad Bobcats.
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Weekender: Trivia, yoga, SKATE JAM!
By Gina Napoli | Sep. 16Athens hotspots including @the_pigskin, @skatejamathens and @bigrunkavabar have a variety of fun activities and deals to offer residents this week.
Volleyball: Ohio swept in all games at the Beavercreek Invitational
By Brandon Gross | Sep. 16Ohio (2-7) lost all of its matches this weekend at the Beavercreek Invitational. Ohio played Ohio State (2-4), Pitt (7-2), and Wright State (5-3). It was not able to win a single set in what was a disappointing performance from this Ohio team. Ohio only eclipsed 20 points in one set out of the nine it played, which was the final one against Ohio State.
Football Column: Ohio looking forward after successful start to the season
By Charlie Fadel | Sep. 15Ohio is focused forward after successful start in non-conference play.
Mahn Center Archives makes array of materials available to students, public
By Maria Saunders | Sep. 15The Mahn Center at Alden Library houses part of Ohio University’s archives. They contain millions of pieces which are accessible to everyone, both in person and online.
Real Talk with Rylee: Mental health isn’t a joking manner
By Rylee Drees | Sep. 15The stigma around mental illness seems to be declining, but joking about suicide is putting all of the walls right back up.
Ohio pawpaw festival bursts with fruity flavor
By Courtney Miers | Sep. 15The 27th annual Pawpaw Festival brought its usual taste of history, friendship and delicious fruit to Albany, Ohio. Residents from Athens and a variety of cities celebrated the rare fruit alongside live entertainment and other local vendors.
Claudia's Corner: There are too many celebrity book clubs
By Claudia Fuller | Sep. 15In recent years, celebrity book clubs and podcasts have exploded in number. Although some argue this exposure is a net positive, sometimes they miss the mark.
Fool's Gold: Give "Balatro" a hand
By Logan Bauer | Sep. 15Poker indie game “Balatro” (2024) takes a unique spin on the card classic and ups the ante in every way possible.
‘Honey Don’t!’ leaves audiences disappointed
By Ben Schneider | Sep. 15The latest film by Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke, “Honey Don’t!,” is forgettable and lacks a clear message.
Natalie's Notes: No one's immune to gun violence
By Natalie Saddler | Sep. 15With the recent news of Charlie Kirk’s death, social media users have been mourning and advocating for his loss. However, users haven’t reflected on recent school shootings and have created more division on the issue of gun violence.
Aiden's Add On: Rethink the divide in Athens County
By Aiden Ryan | Sep. 15It is due time to rethink how the city of Athens and Athens County function to reconcile differences and bridge gaps established by distance and time.
Football: Ohio falls after tough game against Ohio State
By Owen Lipstreu | Sep. 14Ohio’s defense was rock-solid in the red zone, but Ohio State was able to pull out the win.
‘The Paper’ does its best to live up to ‘The Office’ legacy
By Micah Fenner | Sep. 12‘The Office’ spin-off had a great start, but it still has a way to go before it can overtake its predecessor.
For the Record: Charlie Kirk's death is a blaring siren
By Nyla Gilbert | Sep. 12Gun violence in the U.S., from the death of activist Charlie Kirk to mass shootings in churches and schools, underscores a national crisis where extremism and access to weapons continue to cost innocent lives.
David’s Thoughts : “Carpe diem” is misunderstood
By David Asamoah | Sep. 12In the modern era, the phrase “carpe diem” or “seize the day” can be more worrying than inspiring, especially because of external pressures like social media. People need to understand the phrase in its original context to truly live out the phrase “carpe diem.”
OU’s particle accelerator powers decades of physics research
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 12Ohio University’s particle accelerator allows physics students to study and experiment with no limits to their learning.
Abby’s Angle: Audrey Hobert’s debut celebrates weird girls
By Abby Shriver | Sep. 12Audrey Hobert’s debut album, “Who’s the Clown”, dropped in August. It takes a deep dive into life and love as a self-proclaimed weird girl. If you have ever felt like you don’t fit in, Hobert and her music are for you.
Live Laugh Lily: Bring back heels
By Lily Miller | Sep. 12While acknowledging the history behind the heel, I think we should reclaim them and feel more empowered to wear them. Let’s bring back wearing heels to the bars.
