US Weekly Headlines: Protests, immigration shooting
By Elizabeth Talaga | Jan. 20Plus, Donald Trump was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
MULTIMEDIA
GoBus to expand service to 23 cities
By Alex Passero | Jan. 20GoBus, Ohio’s Rural Intercity Bus Program, will be expanding service across western Ohio, metro Cleveland and the I-70 corridor to connect Ohioans around the state better.
EPA approves new insecticide, conservation groups sue
By Finn Smith | Jan. 20The EPA recently approved a new pesticide known as isocycloseram. The chemical’s approval has drawn backlash from conservation groups who claim there is a risk of long-term health effects.
Swimming & Diving: Ohio dominates Bowling Green, seniors show out in final home meet
By Cameron Crego | Jan. 19Ohio’s seniors were a huge part of Friday’s home win of the season against Bowling Green.
Harry Styles returns to music with new album announcement
By Sophia Anness | Jan. 19After a three-year break from music, Harry Styles returns with a new album.
Wrestling: Bobcats fall to SIUE in Harry Houska recognition match
By Jackson Huxel | Jan. 19Ohio defeated by SIUE Saturday while honoring former head coach Harry Houska
Women’s Basketball: Defensive aggression led Ohio to win over Northern Illinois
By London DeMarco | Jan. 19After a slow start on Saturday afternoon, Ohio relied on its defensive pressure to win a close one against Northern Illinois.
Welcome to Seems Like Me
By Cassidy McClurg | Jan. 19Get to know the host of Seems Like Me through brief explanations of why this podcast started, favorite things, and a snippet of what the new year brings.
Editorial: Anti-ICE pins prove celebrities are pro-advocacy
By The Post Editorial Board | Jan. 19Celebrities at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards wore anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement pins on the red carpet and the ballroom in tribute to Renee Good and Keith Porter.
Chelsea’s Real Food delivers locally sourced, healthy meals
By Aaron Dick | Jan. 19Chelsea’s Real Food, a food truck operated by Chelsea Hindenach, produces gluten and dairy-free meals for all to enjoy. The truck sources all ingredients from nearby farms, fostering healthy, clean food that supports the local economy.
Rise and Grind opens new Stimson Avenue coffee shop
By Kaitlin Hogg | Jan. 19Rise and Grind opens a new Stimson Avenue storefront, expanding beyond its coffee truck.
Women's Basketball: Ohio climbs MAC with win against Northern Illinois
By Brandon Gross | Jan. 19Ohio gets a decisive win against Northern Illinois despite turnover troubles.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Everyone should travel in their 20s
By Kyra Dapore | Jan. 16Traveling can open a new world to self-discovery as well as open our eyes to more of what is around us. There are many resources to research when considering travel as school begins to reach its final chapters.
Abby’s Angle: TikTok fitness community is toxic for women
By Abby Shriver | Jan. 16Social media fitness culture can be very damaging, especially for women. Unqualified fitness influencers often give harmful advice that promotes disordered eating and unrealistic expectations rather than healthy and sustainable habits.
2016 makes a comeback in 2026
By Catalina Litts | Jan. 162026 has people feeling nostalgic as trends from 2016 resurface.
Women's Basketball: Everything to know for Northern Illinois
By London DeMarco | Jan. 16What to know for the Bobcats next game against the Huskies.
OU identified as school affected by NCAA basketball scandal
By Jackson McCoy | Jan. 15Federal prosecutors charged 20 people, including 15 NCAA Division 1 basketball players, in a scheme to fix NCAA and Chinese Basketball Association games during the 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons.
