Weekender Briefs: Observe the stars, enjoy an art hop
By Katie Millard | May 6, 2022Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
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Gamertsfelder Hall to undergo restroom, air conditioning renovations
By Paige Fisher | May 6, 2022The project was approved for $10.75 million.
Student Spotlight: Chelsea Tano creates podcast for everyone, everywhere
By McKenna Christy | May 5, 2022How a student combined her passions into a new media project
Moments with Mimi: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is an opportunity to become educated on the AAPI experience
By Mimi Calhoun | May 5, 2022Having a month dedicated to Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders allows for the acknowledgment of the trials and tribulations that AAPI people face in America.
Athens locals help sustainable fashion efforts in the community
By Samantha Kruse | May 5, 2022Local small businesses turn perceived trash into treasures.
TV Review: ‘Moon Knight’ reaches new highs and familiar lows in its second half
By Zach James | May 5, 2022Marvel’s mostly-enjoyable trip into Egyptian mythology is marred by all the MCU Disney+ series’ familiar shortcomings and cliches.
Softball: Ohio sweeps double header against Toledo behind strong performances from Paoli, Rice
By Will Cunningham | May 4, 2022Ohio all but secured a spot in the MAC Tournament with Wednesday’s double header sweep.
OU student appointed to Board of Trustees by Gov. Mike DeWine
By Anna Millar | May 4, 2022Mia Citino will begin her two-year Board of Trustees term May 14.
Here’s 5 unique places to visit in Central Asia
By Mimi Calhoun | May 4, 2022Take a look at some new places in Central Asia to visit for an enriching trip.
Athens County 2022 primary election results
By Molly Wilson and Addie Hedges | May 4, 2022JD Vance won the Republican primary for the Ohio Senate seat with 36% of Athens County residents voting for him.
Here's who looked the best, worst at the 2022 Met Gala
By Emma Erion | May 4, 2022Some came to slay, others simply didn’t.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe’ updates and interrogates a contemporary classic
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | May 4, 2022What’s old is new again. Kind of.
Let's Watch: Why the adaptation of ‘Bone’ being canceled is so heartbreaking for fans
By Melody Feazell | May 3, 2022It’s hard not to feel betrayed after yet another attempt to adapt the graphic novel series Bone is terminated.
‘365 Days: This Day’ is another failed Netflix cash grab
By Logan Humphrey | May 3, 2022After receiving a big payoff for the controversial first installment, Netflix releases a second adaptation in an attempt to grab their audience's attention.
Opinion: Reversing Roe poses a threat to the health of American women and social equity
By Sophia Young | May 3, 2022While often treated as a black and white issue, abortion access has implications far beyond terminating unwanted pregnancies.
Record Store Day was a ROARing Success
By Alyssa Cruz | May 3, 2022Republic of Athens Records experiences success while celebrating Record Store Day.
City Council: Fine and fee equity in courts ordinance passed
By Molly Wilson | May 3, 2022“This is more about setting the social justice impact,” Councilwoman Sarah Grace, D-At Large, said.
Here’s everything you need to know about the 2022 Met Gala
By Emma Dollenmayer | May 3, 2022The fashion event of the year is back for the first time on the first Monday of May since 2019.
People and Planet: Upcoming congressional elections reignite debates over gerrymandering
By Megan Diehl | May 3, 2022Gerrymandering is a prime example of something that helps no one except the politicians who gain power from manipulating districts and thus, the people whose best interest they supposedly have in mind.
Low turnout marks Athens Happens Festival’s debut
By Ryan Maxin | May 2, 2022Initial estimates placed the crowd at 2,000 to 3,000 people.
