Artist Spotlight: Haley Johnsen is indie-pop’s newest, boldest powerhouse
By Grace Koennecke | July 14, 2022The Portland-based singer has become a prominent voice after the success of her first solo album in 2019.
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Tunes with Tate: There’s a reason the ‘Stranger Things’ soundtracks are always so good
By Tate Raub | July 13, 2022The Duffer Brothers’ choices of songs for the soundtrack have consistently been an additional point of obsession for fans.
TV Review: ‘The Boys’ season three finale mostly delivers
By Zach James | July 13, 2022“The Instant White-Hot Wild” is a fittingly wild ride from beginning to end, even if the result isn’t a massive shift from the status quo.
An ordained minister’s role in creating the perfect day
By McKenna Christy | July 13, 2022Kirstan Thompson performs wedding ceremonies for anyone and everyone despite opposition.
Katie’s Critiques: 'Thor: Love and Thunder' is exactly what you want it to be
By Katie Millard | July 11, 2022The new Thor makes absurdity it’s entertaining middle name
Cat's Cradle: The Case for James Caan's 'Thief'
By Benjamin Ervin | July 11, 2022Despite his extensive filmography, Thief is James Caan’s best film.
Big Time Rush’s reunion tour is a big-time success
By Alicia Szczesniak | July 10, 2022The boy band’s reunion tour proved to be long overdue based on the crowd’s reactions.
Film Review: ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ falls short of its predecessor (no spoilers)
By Zach James | July 10, 2022Thor’s fourth solo outing doesn't reach the highs of ‘Ragnarok,’ but it’s still an enjoyable ride along the way.
Artist Spotlight: Lydia Luce is a magical, powerful, underrated force
By Grace Koennecke | July 8, 2022The Nashville-based artist manages to make music, while also volunteer and tour simultaneously.
Artist Spotlight: Medium Build understands the human condition
By Grace Koennecke | July 8, 2022The Alaskan singer-songwriter is ready to take on 2022 with his new single, “comeonback.”
Athens residents continue to protest overturn of Roe v. Wade
By Maya Morita | July 7, 2022Athens residents protested outside Athens County Courthouse for the third time since Roe v. Wade was overturned Saturday.
Ohio alumni team 'Ohio 1804' looks for redemption in The Basketball Tournament
By Ashley Beach | July 7, 2022Several Ohio alumni will compete for $1 million in late July.
Tracking Trends: Liam Payne sparks controversy in interview on his time in One Direction
By Grace Koennecke | July 6, 2022During the podcast, Paul asked many questions concerning Payne’s time in the band, which seemingly led the singer to express his feelings about his experience with Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik and Harry Styles.
Student share opinions on platonic kissing
By Hannah Campbell | July 6, 2022As “kissing the homies” is normalized more within younger generations, students shared their opinions about getting more intimate with their friends.
TV Review: ‘The Boys’ season three slows down for a character-centric penultimate episode
By Zach James | July 6, 2022While “Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed” doesn’t reach the highs of “Herogasm,” it isn’t necessarily trying to; instead opting to set up a tense finale next week.
Weekender Briefs: Check out OU’s observatory, see a live show at The Union
By Tate Raub | July 2, 2022Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Netflix will gain ‘Stranger Things,’ season 4, volume 2 and ‘The Most Hated Man on the Internet’ in July; ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,’ ‘Saving Private Ryan’ will depart
By Anastasia Carter | July 2, 2022Here’s what is coming to and departing from Netflix in July.
Artist Spotlight: Rooted is only just beginning, forcing youth and vibrancy back into alternative-pop
By Grace Koennecke | July 2, 2022These middle schoolers turned bandmates are fresh to the music scene after the release of their first single, “Waiting.”
OU names new interim vice president for student affairs
By Molly Wilson | June 30, 2022William Schafer will replace Terry Hogan and will officially begin his new position on July 20.
Letter to the Editor: The right-wing extremists deserve congratulations for a job well done by any means necessary
By Huzoor Akbar | June 30, 2022Anyone who thinks that the right-wing extremists will now declare victory and go home needs to pay attention.
