5 unique spring break locations for 2022
By Mimi Calhoun | Jan. 13, 2022Stay safe and enjoy some time off at these destination spots.
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5 trendy planners that will help dominate your goals in 2022
By Madyson Lewellyn | Jan. 13, 2022A guide to help you pick the perfect planner this year.
OU students sue the university, solar power in Athens grows and some tips for internships season
By Molly Wilson | Jan. 13, 2022The City of Athens, many local residents and local businesses have recently taken steps to reduce the impact of carbon in their personal lives and on the overall Athens environment. Many local homes and businesses feature solar panels on roofs or the grounds of the respective properties. The city is also in the process of developing a new solar energy project, which would potentially reduce the energy bills for several community spaces within a few years.
Women's Basketball: Ohio overcomes Kent State in 70-64 victory
By Will Cunningham | Jan. 12, 2022The Bobcats defeated the Golden Flashes for their first Mid-American Conference win.
Jillian Weighs In: Why the five minute lunch break is bad for your health
By Jillian Craig | Jan. 12, 2022Have you ever noticed yourself eating too quickly?
Solar energy initiatives shine in Athens
By Tre Spencer | Jan. 12, 2022Renewable energy solutions are on the rise in the city of Athens and Athens County with many homeowners and businesses opting to try solar.
Student Senate: Gillian Ice delivers COVID-19 update
By Payton Daugherty | Jan. 12, 2022Ice reminded attendees of current COVID protocols, including weekly testing for select groups of people on OU’s campus.
OU students, employee sue university over COVID-19 mandates
By Ryan Maxin | Jan. 12, 2022The lawsuit asks for a preliminary injunction, which would temporarily stop the mandate until a decision is officially offered.
OU’s Child-Life program aids in vaccination of young children
By Alex Imwalle | Jan. 12, 2022The presence of the students from OU’s Child-Life program introduced a more efficient and calm environment than the clinics previously had.
Here's 7 tips to help you land the internship of your dreams
By Emma Dollenmayer | Jan. 12, 2022Although the checking and re-checking of emails can become tiresome, there are definitive silver linings to the formalities and cliches of the whole application process.
Weekly Weather: Snow chances this weekend, cold and dry next week
By Sydney Walters | Jan. 12, 2022Your Athens weather for the weekend and a look into next week.
Former, current resident assistants describe struggles with OU Housing and Residence Life
By Ryan Maxin | Jan. 12, 2022One RA held a walkout Saturday to call attention to problems RAs face in the position.
TV Review: ‘The Book of Boba Fett’ episode 3 takes one step forward, two steps back
By Griffin Shaivitz | Jan. 12, 2022The third episode of Star Wars’ “The Book of Boba Fett” has just been released, and it continues to disappoint.
From the Editor’s Desk: Making the most out of a pandemic-ridden senior year
By Abby Miller | Jan. 12, 2022This isn’t the senior year I expected, but I’m determined to appreciate the small things.
So Listen: Let me play my silly little phone games, advertisers
By Mikayla Rochelle | Jan. 12, 2022The amount of ads on phone games has gotten ridiculous.
Weekender Briefs: Play intramural basketball, learn to cook vegan
By Katie Millard | Jan. 12, 2022Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
The Summit radio station expands to Athens
By Grace Koennecke | Jan. 12, 2022Originating in the Northeast Ohio area, the radio station has decided to gain new listeners through adding a signal in Athens, Ohio.
Advocacy centers raise awareness of human trafficking this month, every month
By McKenna Christy | Jan. 12, 2022January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. But for advocates, the work to raise awareness happens everyday.
Dairy Barn Arts Center kicks off new year with array of classes
By Alyssa Cruz | Jan. 12, 2022The Dairy Barn offers a variety of classes from drawing to pottery.
Police Blotter: Small children dial 911; car rolls over hill
By Anna Millar | Jan. 12, 2022The Athens County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call that was discovered to have been made accidentally by small children.
