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Women's Basketball: Ohio travels to Cincinnati to play Xavier

Ohio will travel to Cincinnati to face off against Xavier.

Daily Rundown: Ohio vs. Marryville hockey match, Burrow Blueprint tackles mental health issues, Souper-bowl fundraiser and more!

First look at Michael Jackson biopic released in teaser trailer

The world finally got a glimpse at the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic in a teaser trailer that’s already breaking records and priming the world for a comprehensive look at the King of Pop’s legendary life, starring his nephew.

Minecraft's popularity returns in a new light

Minecraft’s so-called resurgence isn't a comeback at all but a renewed spotlight on a game that has stayed popular.

‘Predator: Badlands’ proves Dan Trachtenberg is perfect to direct this franchise

With the release of “Predator: Badlands” (2025), director Dan Trachtenberg makes a name for himself as the ideal creative mind to helm the “Predator” franchise.

5 Seconds of Summer delivers most cohesive album yet

After 15 years as a band, 5 Seconds of Summer continues to evolve its sound while staying true to its original image. With the release of “EVERYONE’S A STAR,” the band delivers its most consistent and cohesive album to date. 

Men’s Basketball: What to know for the matchup with Bethune-Cookman

Everything to know for Ohio’s game against Bethune-Cookman.

Hockey: Ohio notches a weekend sweep against Maryville

The Bobcats earned a weekend sweep of Maryville.

Bakery 323 delivers tasty treats to Athens

Bakery 323 is a local business owned and operated by Ohio University alumnus Cameron Kasler, who is dedicated to serving Athens a range of unique and flavorful cupcakes and other goodies. Since its opening in 2021, Bakery 323 has been delivering cupcakes to hungry Bobcats and catering for events and celebrations.

Week 12 Student Media Poll picks

This week’s Student Media Poll picks.

Tony’s Souper-Bowl raises money for Rising Suns Non-Profit Pharmacy

Athens residents came together Sunday to support the local Rising Suns Non-profit Pharmacy, gathering for unlimited soup but staying for the company. 

Editorial: A penny for your thoughts, America

If the penny does officially fade out, its legacy will live on in jars, couch cushions and the familiar saying: “a penny for your thoughts,” a reminder of the coin that served more value in nostalgia and sentiment than in spending. 

Chase on the Case: Extremists don’t represent American politics

In an increasingly polarized age, extremists appear to dominate the political voices; however, moderates are the ones elected, because extremists on either side don’t represent what voters want. 

Oh Well: Going home for the holidays is challenging

Going home for the holidays can be a bittersweet time with challenges on how and who to spend the holidays with.

Jack of All Takes: OU men's basketball team needs identity

The Ohio University men’s basketball team is filled with talent and winning potential, but its 1-3 record, along with unimpressive early statistics, has this season seemingly hanging in the balance.  

Rhapsody Restaurant prepares culinary students for future careers

Rhapsody Restaurant has been teaching the culinary students of Hocking College for over 25 years, giving them the skills and experience they need to break into the industry after graduation. Rhapsody Restaurant provides a menu catered to everyone and offers lessons for students.

Athens Local Drive Thru combats food insecurity

The Athens Local Drive Thru has dedicated a fridge to its space for the community to donate and take any food they may need. The fridge is large, and has gotten attention from many locals who want to support their community. One customer has begun making meal kits with her daughter for the refrigerator, making meal time easier for people who struggle with food insecurity. 

Police blotter: Loose dogs, goats, well-being checks, arrests

Police blotter: Harassment complaints, criminal damage, gunshots

Athens looks at accessibility, ADA compliance concerns

The chair of the Athens City Commission on Disabilities says the city is “egregiously out of compliance” with the ADA, while city officials maintain Athens is meeting federal requirements.

US Weekly Headlines: Government shutdown ends, Trump plans to provide $2,000 for every American

U.S. Weekly Headlines: The record-long government shutdown came to an end. A legal battle continues to decide the fate of an American man who was mistakenly deported to his home country and South Carolina is considering the most restrictive abortion ban in the country.