6 fall movies to cozy up with
By Logan Humphrey | Oct. 13, 2021Cozy up with these classic autumn films.
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Save the Trees or I’ll Break your Knees: somewhere is polluting everywhere
By Megan Diehl | Oct. 13, 2021Pollution is in everything. Let’s work to remove it.
Soccer: Ohio travels to face Mid-American Conference opponent Ball State on Thursday
By Christo Siegel | Oct. 13, 2021Ohio is 5-0-1 in its conference schedule this season.
The Bottom Line: Game 3 of the Red Sox vs. Rays ALDS was a perfect MLB playoff game
By Will Cunningham | Oct. 13, 2021This game had all the drama, excitement and weird rules that make us love baseball.
Football: Stock watch following Ohio's loss to Central Michigan
By Jack Gleckler | Oct. 12, 2021Ohio’s small mistakes tripped it up in its 30-27 loss to Central Michigan.
Tunes with Tate: Grunge music shapes both past and present generations
By Tate Raub | Oct. 12, 2021Grunge music was a form of therapy for Gen X and laid the groundwork for the modern day emo phase.
‘Lasting Impressions’ honors former OU professor
By Anastasia Carter | Oct. 12, 2021Art Werger, a former professor of art in the printmaking program at Ohio University, left a lasting impact on those who worked with him.
Athens County Community Singers work to bring people together through music
By Cole Patterson | Oct. 12, 2021Designed to provide a welcoming place for all, the Athens County Community Singers, or ACCS, is a music-performing group for singers of all abilities founded in 2013.
OU's American Sign Language club provides educational opportunities for all
By Lindsay Wielonski | Oct. 12, 2021Every other Tuesday, students with varied levels of American Sign Language experience come together in a welcoming environment that aims to strengthen members’ knowledge about sign language and deaf culture.
Voter registration numbers remain similar to 2020 rates despite registration efforts at OU
By Paige Fisher | Oct. 12, 2021Efforts at Ohio University are helping members of the Athens community register to vote in the upcoming election.
Patton College of Education implements courses, increasing inclusivity and diversity
By Lauren Serge | Oct. 12, 2021The Patton College of Education is implementing two new programs: Brothers Rallying to Inspire and Shape Education, or Brothers RISE, and Hip-Hop OHIO Patton Education, or HOPE, each aiming to increase diversity in the classrooms and shift the way traditional classes are taught.
TV series review: 'Nine Perfect Strangers' is a comedic thriller unlike any other
By Sean Eifert | Oct. 12, 2021A stellar cast provides some heart-wrenching dialogue along with some belly-buster comedy.
Horoscope: Here's what Halloween costume you should wear
By Emma Dollenmayer | Oct. 12, 2021Let the stars decide your fate.
Photo Gallery: Homecoming 2021
By Ryan Grzybowski , Ashlynn McKee , Clay Stark and Zoe Cranfill | Oct. 12, 2021Highlights from this year’s Homecoming festivities.
City Council: Body discusses 2022 fee increases, possible hearing for Uptown business liquor permit
By Abby Miller | Oct. 12, 2021A hearing may be scheduled for Boozy Bubbles after more information is reviewed by Council.
Football: What we learned from Tim Albin's seventh weekly press conference
By Melody Feazell | Oct. 12, 2021Albin discussed Ohio’s upcoming Mid-American Conference game against Buffalo.
Upcoming Skate Jam fundraiser is ‘Shredding for a good cause’
By Liz Partsch | Oct. 11, 2021This local Athens fundraiser will feature fun-packed events and activities to support a good cause.
TV Review: Season 2 of 'Ted Lasso' starts strong, falls short in second half
By Lydia Smith | Oct. 11, 2021The hit show has lofty goals but may be focused off-sides.
‘Stranger Things’ season 4: what fans need to know for its 2022 debut
By Grace Koennecke | Oct. 11, 2021Recently, Netflix dropped the new trailer for ‘Stranger Things’ season 4 which is projected to be released in 2022.
Tantrum Theater to host first live performance since COVID-19 with ‘Men on Boats’
By Lauren Serge | Oct. 11, 2021Tantrum Theater is putting on Men on Boats, a uniquely historical show that relies heavily on gender diversity. The show will be Tantrum’s first return to live performances since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
