Nicholas Sparks’ “The Notebook” examines the intersections between our hesitancy to choose risk out of complacency. Choices influence our identity and personality, so choose passion and connection.
The Taproot Collective is a new local business in Athens for any plant lover or art enthusiast. There are many propagated plants to choose from, as well as locally made candles and art. The shop is run by Julie Penland Dykstra, a local who works at Purple Chopstix and is dedicated to sustainability and recycling.
Breaking down the MAC championship race.
Here are this week’s Student Media Poll picks.
Here’s what we know so far about The 2026 Met Gala and its “Costume Art” theme.
“Wicked: For Good”, the second and final installment of the franchise, came to theaters Nov. 21. Almost exactly one year to the date of the release of the first movie, which ended on a cliffhanger.
With a year of great games, these six stand above the rest.
OU’s historical Marching 110 is celebrating 50 years of women being readmitted in the band.
As the government shutdown paused SNAP benefits for millions, several Athens restaurants offered free meals to residents who rely on the program. With benefits now restored, businesses say they stepped up to help neighbors facing food insecurity during the weeks without assistance.
Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York City on a progressive platform is a big win for American progressives across the country. If done correctly, his platform can help jumpstart progressive candidates, but if done incorrectly, it can prove the millions against progressivism right.
Ohio University and broader Athens County host multiple services that offer free Narcan, a drug that can reverse opioid overdoses.
This year, it may be best to avoid bringing a significant other home for Thanksgiving. However, you can also learn a lot about your partner through how they interact with their family and yours.
103 journalists and media workers have been killed in 2025. The deaths have sparked international condemnation from international human rights organizations, issuing statements about humanitarian law and the grounds on which journalists and media workers report.
The 14th annual Benefest fundraiser raised money for Stuart’s Opera House and The Gathering Place with features from many local bands and artists.
Senate Bill 1 requires Ohio universities to implement new systems for tracking faculty workload and post-tenure review. Professors in the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism say the changes are reshaping how they document their daily responsibilities.
Create to Donate, hosted by The Dairy Barn Arts Center, allows attendees to express themselves creatively and give back to those who need support in the community.
In Glouster, Dirty Girl Coffee strives to provide a relaxing atmosphere with a mission of empowering women.
Athens and OU host various events to celebrate Thanksgiving for locals and students.
U.S. Weekly Headlines: Trump signs legislation that requires the release of Epstein-related files, the FAA removes all restrictions on commercial airlines and the Trump administration makes moves to dismantle the Department of Education.
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