The Bobcats could not replicate their dominant Marshall Invitational performance in Indianapolis over the weekend. They defeated Youngstown State, but dropped both of their other two matches against IU Indy and Butler.
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The White House announced a major oil deal with a private company in Venezuelan oil fields, claiming it will lower gas prices and boost the economy. Experts, however, claim the deal will likely not impact gas prices for another 10-15 years.
A breakdown of Ohio’s head coach John Hauser's week two press conference.
Man with warrant for arrest is found by K9 Unit, woman screaming and goats on the loose.
As the midterm election approaches, Ohio is gearing up to host two of the most competitive elections in the country. Both the Senate race between Sen. Jon Husted and former Senator Sherrod Brown, as well as the gubernatorial race between businessman Vivek Ramaswamy and Dr. Amy Acton, are being closely watched.
The WearEver Aluminum factory in Chillicothe operated throughout the mid to late 1990s and exposed the groundwater under the site to toxic chemicals, creating a plume.
Social media has transformed how audiences engage with public figures on the internet, making authenticity easier to perform than to prove. As artists build personal brands online, audiences must look beyond the curated images and develop a fuller understanding of the people they support, rather than simply taking what they see at face value.
Influencers have taken over almost every event in our world today, constantly filming and posting content. But after distractions at the U.S. Open, it is time they step back from being constantly invited to events they do not fully understand.
From Meta Glasses to Flock cameras to Palantir, hyper-surveillance is cementing itself on the interpersonal and state levels. It deserves more pushback as it collapses privacy and leaves moral and legal authority in questionable hands.
US Headlines: Army secretary steps down, judge blocks Trump’s attempt to limit birthright citizenship and Iran claims strike on US ship.
Ohio wins a tight battle with Queens after a last-second goal.
Ohio may have its next star receiver, as Riley Neer was in sync with quarterback Nick Poulos all day Saturday against the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
“Dancing with the Stars” is returning for its 35th season with a star-studded cast.
“The Love Hypothesis” trailer released, showing scenes from the book, with the actor playing Adam Carlsen connecting the story back to its fan-fiction roots.
Ohio University students and Athens locals are encouraged to register to vote. Resources are provided by local organizations to help voters stay informed. The voter registration deadline is Oct. 5.
With live music nearly every day and plenty of chances to catch a speaker series, @athensohio offers many in-person events. Don’t miss the annual Skate Jam or Battle of the Bands!
@montclaire.band is a six-piece student band featuring tunes rooted in alternative rock, bluegrass and more. The band shares how it came to be and its experiences as student musicians.
Last Friday, a federal judge struck down an executive order issued by President Donald Trump regarding mail-in voting. The editorial board argues mail-in voting is an inherent part of the democratic process, and without it, Americans lose a vital right in selecting who represents their interests.
The Aging and Gerontological Education Society observes gerontology, volunteers for the elderly and proceeds to flourish through educational curiosity.
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