‘Marty Supreme’ offers authentic look into competitor’s mind
By Jude Hannahs | Jan. 12Timothée Chalamet outdid himself again with his role as Marty Mauser in Josh Safdie’s “Marty Supreme” (2025).
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Despite high prices, campus market profits go back to students
By Ben Schneider | Jan. 12Although the university's market prices may appear inflated compared to Kroger's, they provide convenience to students and contribute to important initiatives, including scholarship funds. Frank Pazzanese, executive director of culinary services, said all profits are reinvested back into the university.
Donkey Coffee’s mascot Sgt. Pepper charms Athens
By Fiona Petticrew | Jan. 12Sgt. Pepper is Donkey Coffee’s mascot and the pet of co-owner Angie Pyle. Sgt. Pepper has visited the shop a couple of times, greeting guests and locals with a curious and friendly demeanor. He advertises new drinks and pastries, enjoys going on walks and getting pets from family and friends.
For the Record: BSU calls out OU admin relationship with student body
By Nyla Gilbert | Jan. 12Ohio University’s Black Student Union criticized the administration for inadequate support and poor communication, noting the university hasn’t responded to its concerns or demonstrated a plan for addressing student needs.
Michael's Mic Drop: A new year, not a new me
By Michael Dorwaldt | Jan. 6Self-improvement should not be tied to the pressure of the calendar. Instead of chasing drastic change Jan. 1, we should recognize that meaningful growth happens naturally and on our own timeline.
White House launches ‘Media Offenders’ site, SPJ reacts
By Finn Smith | Jan. 6The White House recently unveiled the “Media Offenders“ site that exposes mistakes and errors made by journalists and media organizations. The administration is arguing the site combats fake news, and journalists argue it is a step toward delegitimizing the media.
‘Stranger Things 5’ concludes, the Duffers turned show upside down
By Jude Hannahs | Jan. 5The fifth season of “Stranger Things” is what happens when showrunners make a concoction of inconsistent writing and bizarre character choices with a lack of risk taking.
OU winter grads, seniors prepare for workforce
By Fiona Petticrew | Jan. 5Hundreds of Ohio University Bobcats joined the alumni community after walking the stage at their commencement ceremony Dec. 13. Students set to graduate in May are preparing for their departure and searching for work.
'Wake Up Dead Man’ takes on murder, religious fanaticism
By Jude Hannahs | Jan. 4Rian Johnson returns with what is likely the final installment of his “Knives Out” mystery trilogy starring an excess of A-listers, including Daniel Craig as Benoit Blanc.
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ transports to visually beautiful, literarily lacking Pandora
By A.J. Mater | Jan. 4“Fire and Ash” stuns in classic “Avatar” style despite its muddled execution.
'Heated Rivalry' won't change the NHL
By Cassie Dye | Jan. 3“Heated Rivalry” has sparked a lot of conversation online, from the raunchy sex scenes to the vulnerability of the characters. This hockey show, which explores attraction and competition, has captured the attention of NHL fans and encouraged fans of the show to tune into the NHL for the first time. However, the NHL will not change from the creation of this show.
Police blotter: Arrests, alleged vandalism, courtesy drives
By Kaitlin Hogg | Jan. 3Police blotter: Warrants of the week and “suspicious” cars
US Weekly Headlines: Epstein Files, Zelenskyy, Trump meeting
By Bridget Thomas and Elizabeth Talaga | Jan. 3Plus, another boat strike, Epstein document release.
Pen to the Point: New year's resolutions can be made any time
By Drew Hoffmaster | Jan. 3People often associate the start of the new year with goal setting and resolutions, but societal pressure and the calendar do not determine success. Research shows goals are more likely to stick when started at a personally meaningful time. Rather than waiting for January, people should set goals when they are motivated and ready.
Athens dentist, wife found dead in Columbus home
By Suzanne Piper | Jan. 3Columbus officers discovered a husband and wife found dead with gunshot wounds. The suspect has not been found and investigations are ongoing.
Police blotter: aggressive dog, prank calls
By Maria Saunders | Dec. 26Athens County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to all manner of calls, including an aggressive dog, prank calls and diesel theft.
Football: John Hauser officially hired after Bowl Win
By Owen Lipstreu | Dec. 26Ohio announces John Hauser as new head coach
Holiday celebrations underway in Athens
By Fiona Petticrew | Dec. 23This holiday season, Athens County went all out with celebrations and decorations. The community tree is standing tall in uptown Athens, and many houses are spruced up with string lights and yard inflatables. Many locals and businesses are using this time to support those in need, organizing food drives and helping spread more holiday cheer to those in the community.
‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ is a cold show, but concludes in warmth
By Jude Hannahs | Dec. 22HBO’s first season of “IT: Welcome to Derry” has concluded, leaving viewers on a rather positive note.
Jack of All Takes: NCAA basketball is the best league in 2026
By Jack Muldowney | Dec. 19Every March, NCAA basketball viewership reigns supreme over other sports as casual fans come out to play in the infamous March Madness Tournament. However, March is not the only time of year college hoops bring peak entertainment. Viewers should be turning their attention to college basketball more than the NBA and NFL in 2026.
