Golf: Ohio places ninth in Dayton Flyer Invitational
By Jackson Huxel | Oct. 22Ohio finishes fall season with ninth place finish in Dayton Flyer Invitational.
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Locally owned Star Chamber Arcade opens on Court Street
By Luke Viviano | Oct. 22The Star Chamber Arcade opened on Court Street Oct. 2, offering customers the chance to enjoy unlimited play at an hourly rate, drinks and ice cream.
Soccer: What to know for when Ohio hosts Miami in final MAC clash
By Emilie Deoreo | Oct. 22What to know for the Battle of the Bricks.
City Council hears public debate over temporary housing shelters
By Avery St. George | Oct. 21The Athens City Council heard from over 25 community members with comments regarding an ordinance that provides temporary shelters for unhoused individuals on North Congress Street. The public comments expressed several concerns, including safety, winter weather, substance abuse and misinformation.
"What then must we do?": Tom Hayes reflects on Gaza aid mission, captivity
By Kaitlin Hogg | Oct. 21Ohio University film professor Tom Hayes was detained by Israeli forces while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza. He says the mission and the people of Gaza remain his focus.
Football: Homecoming means a little more for Shedrick Rhodes Jr.
By Charlie Fadel | Oct. 21Rhodes Jr. returned to Ohio this season, and this year’s Homecoming represented a lot for the senior tackle.
Angel Reese, Sunisa Lee redefine Victoria’s Secret Runway
By Anna Hanes | Oct. 21Victoria’s Secret welcomes its first athletes to the runway, WNBA All-Star Angel Reese and Olympic Gymnast Sunisa Lee, merging stardom sports with high fashion.
Students share last-minute Halloween costume ideas
By Emily Frank | Oct. 21Ohio University students suggest last-minute Halloween costume ideas.
Week eight college football Student Media Poll picks
By Owen Lipstreu | Oct. 21Here are this week’s student media poll picks.
YouTubers Dan, Phil announce relationship, fans celebrate
By Jen Fosnaught | Oct. 21Youtubers Dan Howell and Phil Lester confirm 16-year-long relationship, bringing to an end over a decade of speculation.
Taylor Swift bashes Charli XCX in new song
By Austin Yau | Oct. 21After reflecting on her feeling inferior to Taylor Swift as a star in her song “Sympathy is a Knife,” Charli XCX is back in the news as Taylor Swift seemingly took some digs at her in “Actually Romantic” on her new album.
Football: Sieh Bangura continues Homecoming dominance
By Charlie Fadel | Oct. 21Sieh Bangura had a great day on homecoming, leading Ohio to a win.
Football: What we learned from Brian Smith’s week eight press conference
By Owen Lipstreu and Charlie Fadel | Oct. 21What we learned from Brian Smith’s week eight presser.
Fool's Gold: Lowercase texting divides students
By Logan Bauer | Oct. 21Lowercase-only typing is a common occurrence when messaging college-age folk, but why it is such a controversial topic is unclear, especially given that typing this way is not the standard.
BedPost: Being a virgin can still be fun
By BedPost Staff Writer | Oct. 21Being a virgin should never hold you back from experiencing sexual pleasure. Deciding to have sex is a decision that can be made when the time comes, but there is no reason to rush into a sexual relationship, especially when you can have one with yourself.
Undeniably Abby: When media glamorizes theft, culture pays the price
By Abby Waechter | Oct. 21The Louvre’s recent jewel heist isn’t just a sensational crime; it’s a cultural loss. More than gold and gemstones were stolen; centuries of history, stories and human connection vanished in less than seven minutes. Reporting should honor what’s lost, not glamorize the thieves.
Editorial: Government shutdown has harmed America’s federal employees
By The Post Editorial Board | Oct. 21The shutdown of the United States government has no end in sight. The disagreement by the government’s politicians is striking Americans, causing fear, economic insecurity and anger.
Vibrancy Theater transports audience from Athens to Athens
By Maria Saunders | Oct. 21Vibrancy Theater presents its reimagined production of Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” drawing attendees into the mischief of a night in the woods.
Marching 110, student orgs rock OU's Homecoming parade
By Austin Yau | Oct. 21Homecoming weekend is one of the highlights of Ohio University’s calendar. Saturday’s parade gathered many student organizations, including @marching110, @oucrs, @ohiouniversitycollegedemocrats and @isu_ohiou.
