Football: Mid-American Conference presidents will vote Friday on fate of 2020 season
By J.L. Kirven | Sep. 23, 2020MAC presidents will vote on a six-game schedule.
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Graduate Student Senate: First amendment of the year allows for fluidity between graduate student funds
By Bekah Bostick | Sep. 22, 2020Moving the funding around would allow for more funding to be given for research when conferences are not in the near future.
Brick City Records produces music, holds events virtually
By Lily Roby | Sep. 22, 2020Student-run organization-turned-capstone course Brick City Records has been adapting to a virtual curriculum.
Reading Revisited: All parents should teach their children to enjoy reading
By Anna Millar | Sep. 22, 2020Reading is neccesary to raise children who think critically.
Pop-up COVID-19 testing sites provide free testing, but city officials doubt the long-term viability of the method
By Lydia Colvin | Sep. 22, 2020Athens Mayor Steve Patterson has questioned the effectiveness of sporadic pop-up testing.
Students adjust to synchronous courses in various time zones
By Joe Timmerman | Sep. 22, 2020Students in places like California and Vietnam struggle to keep up with synchronous courses.
High School Football: For Colton Snyder, football is family
By Scott Thomas | Sep. 22, 2020The Snyder family is the loudest on and off the field.
Students report long wait times, confusion at COVID-19 testing locations
By Emma Skidmore | Sep. 22, 2020Students who were selected to be randomly tested tweeted criticisms about the operation.
Best hip-hop features from the past decade
By Joey Perkins | Sep. 22, 2020Yes, “Control” is on here.
How DatPiff, the free mixtape platform, changed hip-hop
By Camden Gilreath | Sep. 22, 2020Hip-hop as a genre needed a model like DatPiff’s to materialize in order to give the next generation of artists a chance.
Zendaya makes Emmy Award history; here’s what happened at Athens City Council
By Riley Runnells | Sep. 22, 2020Your daily Athens newsletter.
Campus political groups prep for the election amidst COVID-19
By Grant Ritchey | Sep. 21, 2020OUCR and OUCD rethink the 2020 election with COVID-19 in mind.
City Council: Areas rezoned for Athens Mold and Machine; possibility of trick-or-treating discussed
By Kyra Leckrone | Sep. 21, 2020Uptown Business Association Trick-or-Treat will not be happening this year, but trick-or-treating in residential neighborhoods will not be cancelled.
So Listen: Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy and how it impacts Athens
By Mikayla Rochelle | Sep. 21, 2020Ruth Bader Ginsburg helped make federal human rights decisions. Those decisions have impacted Athens.
OHIO in LA program virtually engages students
By Abby Brown | Sep. 21, 2020OU’s Los Angeles internship program has switched to virtual this year.
Psychology students learn and practice at campus clinic
By Keri Johnson | Sep. 21, 2020Students can work but also get help at the Ohio University Psychology and Social Work Clinic.
OU’s Global Opportunities programs affected by COVID-19 pandemic
By Hannah Burkhart | Sep. 21, 2020Ohio University’s Office of Global Opportunities is working with various programs and organizations in order to continue global and multicultural education.
Honest Adonis: Kanye’s quests are noble but poorly managed
By Adonis Fryer | Sep. 21, 2020Kanye West is a master of executing artistic concepts, but his attempts to change the social fabric of America lack the same genius.
TV Review: ‘Lovecraft Country’: “Meet me in Daegu,” is an imperfect, but engaging episode
By Adonis Fryer | Sep. 21, 2020“Meet Me in Daegu” has a strong premise, but storytelling flaws hold it back from reaching its maximum potential.
Just Listen to JL: Why the Black quarterback is a modern day superhero
By J.L. Kirven | Sep. 21, 2020Representation matters. Even in football.
