Police Blotter: Picnic time, wrong turn to the next hole
By Drew Hoffmaster | May 17Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff’s Office responds to reports of suspicious white powder, a golf cart speeding on the roadway, disputes and more.
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Faculty officially form union after SERB dismisses university objection
By Kaitlin Hogg | May 8The United Academics of Ohio University officially unionized after the State Employment Relations Board dismissed the university’s objection to the vote.
Diversity programs, offices at OU face cuts, closures
By Drew Hoffmaster | Apr. 29Ohio University President Lori Gonzalez released an email updating students about the effects of the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act on the university programs and offices.
Unattended student death in Bryan Hall
By Suzanne Piper and Maggie Amacher | Apr. 27The Ohio University Police Department is investigating an unattended student death reported Saturday night in Bryan Hall. Police say there is no threat to the community.
Trump administration reverses visa cancellations policy
By Finn Smith | Apr. 25The Trump administration walks back prior decision to revoke international student status and visas across the country. The decision resulted in nationwide backlash and many lawsuits. ICE is now developing a new framework for international record termination.
Softball: What to know for Central Michigan
By Jude Hannahs | Apr. 25Starting Friday on the road, Ohio will face Central Michigan in a three-game series.
LFC’s ‘Heathers’ bows out the semester
By Renae Hefty | Apr. 25This weekend, Lost Flamingo Theatre Company will be performing “Heathers: The Musical” for its last production of the semester at Arts West.
Lately with Layne: It was never about going out
By Layne Rey | Apr. 25For three years, I thought I loved a night out. And, of course I do, but the bars weren’t what made some of my favorite nights meaningful or special.
Rooks Reflects: Rebellion is fueled by hope
By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 25As President Trump attempts to make optimism nonsensical, there is a long list of rebellions within pop culture and world history to turn to for inspiration and hope.
Alex’s Addendum: Sensationalism of science contributes to anti-intellectualism
By Alexandra Hopkins | Apr. 25In the fight against anti-intellectualism, journalists must actively work against the sensationalism of science.
Emma Speaks: Don’t be so scared
By Emma Erion | Apr. 25I may be an anxious person, but I don’t feel scared about graduating, and you shouldn’t either
Christy’s Correspondence: Keep telling stories
By McKenna Christy | Apr. 25When I was in high school, I told my mom I would never attend Ohio University. But as we sat together in my childhood home’s backyard Sunday, she told me, “I could never have imagined you going anywhere else besides OU.”
Letter to the Editor: OU must do better for students with disabilities
By Ilya Venediktov | Apr. 25As a graduate student at Ohio University registered with Student Accessibility Services since 2020, I am writing to raise serious concerns about how the university has responded — or failed to respond — to my disability-related needs.
Ohio House passes budget bill raising concerns over school, library funding
By Avery St. George | Apr. 25Ohio’s budget bill, passed by the House on April 9, is drawing backlash from school and library leaders who fear proposed funding changes could destabilize their services.
We Should Be Studying: Closing time
By Eli Maistros , Grace Schmidt and Joshua Jacob | Apr. 25In this final episode of the semester, the three talk about wrestle mania and the NFL draft. They later stumble into a deep conversation about where they are in their lives, a sentimental ending to a great semester!
Clubs A-Z: Rocket Club builds, prepares for launch
By Gina Napoli | Apr. 25Ohio University’s Rocket Club is home to a group of hardworking engineers who enjoy learning about and constructing rockets from scratch.
Diet Compliance: Students with celiac crave greater accommodations
By Alex Imwalle | Apr. 25When sampling a full day’s menu from each dining court, 59% of Nelson’s meal options contained gluten. Conversely, just over half of The District’s menu items were labeled as non-gluten.
Baseball: Losing streak continues against Northern Kentucky
By Owen Lipstreu | Apr. 24Ohio lost its seventh straight game in 13-3 loss to Northern Kentucky.
'Black Mirror' Season 7 is a mixed bag
By Ben Schneider | Apr. 24The seventh season of “Black Mirror” features dystopian, episodic stories that vary drastically in quality.
Simple Science: Dire wolves become “de-extinct”
By Alexandra Hopkins | Apr. 24The dire wolf is back… kind of.
