Football: Tyler Tettleton wants to be a ‘player’s coach’ at Ohio
By Melody Feazell | Aug. 26, 2021Tettleton hopes to give current Bobcats the same treatment he received when he was quarterback for Ohio.
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New York City NOGAMA Fine Jewelry prevails despite COVID-19 pandemic
By Emma Dollenmayer | Aug. 26, 2021Black-owned business values authenticity, femininity and beauty.
OU plans to unveil new esports center this school year
By Juliana Colant | Aug. 26, 2021The world of esports is a fast-growing industry that draws interest from younger, tech-savvy generations. Students can learn more about the world of esports and participate in competitive or casual gaming as OU opens a new esports center.
'Legacy' documentary to premiere at Stuart’s Opera House
By Isabel Nissley | Aug. 26, 2021Legacy: Women of Southeast Ohio, a series of documentary films directed by Liz Pahl, is premiering at Stuart’s Opera House on Aug. 27. The documentary showcases the impact of four trailblazing Southeastern Ohio women.
‘A wall for the people’: Exploring the graffiti walls’ place in OU history
By Ryan Maxin | Aug. 26, 2021From political pleas to marriage memos, the walls have seen it all.
Man breaks into parents’ basement; man complains of ants in mail
By Anna Millar | Aug. 26, 2021From family drama to ants in the mail, here's a recap of some of the more interesting police dispatches from the summer.
8 tracks to add to any weekend pump-up playlist
By Emma Dollenmayer | Aug. 26, 2021The tunes college kids just can’t resist.
Women’s Basketball: Cece Hooks has unfinished business this season
By Melody Feazell | Aug. 25, 2021After Hooks declared for the WNBA Draft in April, it didn’t take long for her to reconsider her decision.
Noah's Ark: An open letter to freshmen from a senior
By Noah Wright | Aug. 25, 2021Seniors lost nearly half their time in college -- don’t take any of it for granted.
Weekender Briefs: Enjoy live music at ACRN concert, shop local goods at Hocking Hills Craft Show
By Isabel Nissley | Aug. 25, 2021Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
TV Review: ‘What If...?’ raises the stakes in its third episode
By Zach James | Aug. 25, 2021Episode three ponders what would happen if the Avengers Initiative failed before it could even get started.
Film Review: ‘Untold: Malice in the Palace’ explains one of America’s most captivating sports tragedies
By Adonis Fryer | Aug. 25, 202117 years later, the story of Malice in the Palace is as captivating and shocking as when it first happened in 2004.
From the Editor’s Desk: Athens feels like coming home
By Abby Miller | Aug. 25, 2021Those butterflies in your stomach? They won’t always be from nerves.
Collin’s Law signed into Ohio law; Charles J. Ping passes away
By Emma Skidmore | Aug. 25, 2021Here’s what you missed this summer at OU.
Best deals at Court Street bars
By Madyson Lewellyn | Aug. 25, 2021Your bank account shouldn’t hurt as much as your headache the next day.
Local businesses provide opportunities for students to participate in or view art
By Kayla Bennett | Aug. 25, 2021Within Athens lies an assortment of art outlets for students to observe and participate in. Places like The Dairy Barn, ARTS/West, Passion Works and more provide a slew of different mediums of art.
Existential Binge-Watching: The movie theater experience
By Jackson Horvat | Aug. 25, 2021The bold and brightly lit marquee that read “Dev Patel Holding a Large Axe” was about my biggest takeaway for the film.
Students can be the main character in their ‘college movie’ through these organizations
By Riley Runnells | Aug. 25, 2021With so many organizations to choose from, it’s hard not to find one that’s a perfect fit. However, if a student can’t find one, there’s always the option of creating your own organization.
Town Mountain to bring live music to Stuart’s Opera House
By Kayla Bennett | Aug. 25, 2021The modern bluegrass band from Asheville, NC., is welcomed back by Stuart’s for the first time since the COVID-19 shutdown in March of 2020.
Thinking in Print: A Case for Reopening Shively’s Food Court
By Charlene Pepiot | Aug. 25, 2021Shively’s closure makes the remaining dining courts more packed and unsafe.
