TV Review: Episode 5 of 'Loki' is a fantastic precursor to next week’s finale
By Zach James | July 7, 2021Episode five is a treat for MCU and comics fans while simultaneously setting up the finale.
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Men's Basketball: Jason Preston will remain in the NBA Draft
By Jack Gleckler | July 7, 2021Preston has opted to keep his name in the draft following a strong combine performance.
Weekender Briefs: Attend concerts at The Union, visit Makers at the Market event
By Isabel Nissley | July 7, 2021Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Tracking Trends: Billie Eilish under fire in light of new boyfriend, queerbaiting allegations, mouthing racial slur
By Riley Runnells | July 7, 2021The seemingly unproblematic singer/songwriter is now under fire for recent – and past – actions.
Football: An early look at Ohio's 2021 nonconference opponents
By Melody Feazell | July 7, 2021Ohio will face two Power Five schools, an FCS team and a familiar Group of Five opponent.
Former Athens County Sheriff’s Office deputy pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
By Anna Millar | July 6, 2021Jimmy Childs also agreed to testify on the prosecution’s behalf against the Bellar family in the cases against them.
‘I hope we made you proud’: Anti-hazing legislation named after Collin Wiant signed into law
By Molly Wilson | July 6, 2021Though signed into law today, Collin’s Law will not be enforced for another 90 days.
Q&A: Andres Lares, OU grad and author overcomes doubts, writes book
By Isabel Nissley | July 3, 2021Andres Lares, a two-time Ohio University graduate and CEO of Shapiro Negotiations Institute, recently wrote a book called Persuade: The 4-Step Process to Influence People and Decisions.
Football: De'Montre Tuggle signs name, image and likeness deal with BobcatAttack.com
By Jack Gleckler | July 3, 2021Tuggle is the first Ohio athlete to sign an NIL deal.
OU President Hugh Sherman to attend expected signing of Collin’s Law
By Molly Wilson | July 3, 2021Sherman was invited by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to the Ohio Statehouse on July 6.
TV Review: The second half of 'Loki' kicks off with the series’ best episode yet
By Zach James | July 2, 2021Episode four is not only the best episode of this series, but of any of the MCU shows by far.
Q&A: DJ A-Roc talks memorable experiences, working with OU
By Anastasia Carter | July 1, 2021DJ A-Roc has worked in the Athens area and with Ohio University for over 20 years.
Letter to the Editor: Banning discrimination against tenants with HUD vouchers is just the beginning
By Reagan Neviska | June 30, 2021“Recent victories for tenants make it clear -- our community can change for the better!”
Weekender Briefs: Explore art exhibits at the Athens Public Library, celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks
By Isabel Nissley | June 30, 2021Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Alden Library to reopen for public use July 6
By Molly Wilson | June 29, 2021During the previous academic year, individuals were not able to browse the book stacks in Alden Library.
Film Review: 'F9' shines with action, falls short everywhere else
By Zach James | June 29, 2021F9 is a big, loud, dumb exercise in excess, and that’s what makes it so fun.
OU President Hugh Sherman to recommend regional representative to Board of Trustees
By Molly Wilson | June 25, 2021The position will serve as a way to strengthen the relationship between Ohio University and Southeast Ohio.
Amended version of Collin’s Law unanimously passed in Ohio House of Representatives
By Maya Morita | June 25, 2021If signed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, the law could be implemented by the fall.
Album Review: Lucy Dacus’ ‘Home Video’ is a gut punch you’ll want to take
By Bre Offenberger | June 25, 2021She’s a storyteller who comes once in a generation.
Professor Spotlight: Patty Stokes uses feminist experience to teach WGSS
By Lauren Serge | June 24, 2021Get to know some of the Ohio University professors. In this piece, The Post talks to Patricia Stokes, an associate professor of Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies.
