Clara’s Commentary: Role Model’s song of summer
By Clara Leder | Mar. 21Role Model’s song, “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out” is an early contender for song of the summer.
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Behind the Lens: Stop feeding campus wildlife
By Ethan Herx | Mar. 21Feeding and interacting with wild animals can cause a number of issues for not only the wildlife, but people as well.
Personal training encourages exercise for all
By Maia LeClair | Mar. 21Personal training at OU provides opportunities to create personalized structures for meeting fitness goals.
What Goes Unsaid: It’s Fest Season ft. Layne Rey
By Suzanne Piper , Layne Rey , Daphne Graeter and Clara Leder | Mar. 21This week special guest Layne Rey joins the girls to yap about all things fest season. With Mill Fest right around the corner listen in to hear the girls talk expectations, favorite memories and outfit ideas.
Ohio House passes SB 1, overhauling higher education with DEI ban
By Abby Waechter | Mar. 20The Ohio House passed SB 1. Now what?
What Goes Unsaid: It’s Fest Season ft. Layne Rey
By Suzanne Piper , Layne Rey , Daphne Graeter and Clara Leder | Mar. 20This week special guest Layne Rey joins the girls to yap about all things fest season. With Mill Fest right around the corner listen in to hear the girls talk expectations, favorite memories and outfit ideas.
Softball: Road matchup results in 3-2 loss to Marshall
By Jude Hannahs | Mar. 20Ohio fell to Marshall University in a close 3-2 loss.
‘Shrek 5’ redesigns face fan backlash
By Clara Leder | Mar. 20The arrival of the teaser trailer for “Shrek 5” has many fans angry with the new animations of the beloved characters.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Private sectors working with NASA concerns scientific exploration
By Daphne Graeter | Mar. 20Private sectors leading the way for NASA’s operations in seeking manned space travel could lead to a negative shift in focus between the private corporation and NASA.
The Pest: Campus road upkeep s(t)inks
By The Pest staff writer | Mar. 20Potholes dot campus roads and they pose risks for safety and car upkeep.
Natalie’s Reads: Baek Sehee’s ‘I Want to Die but’ fights against the stigma of mental health
By Natalie Saddler | Mar. 20Baek Sehee writes in her memoir, “I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki,” about her struggles with mental health as a South Korean. Translated by Anton Hur, readers see Sehee’s therapy appointments and how therapy is conducted in South Korea.
Spring has sprung, students are happier
By Suzanne Piper | Mar. 20As our clocks spring forward and our jackets collect in our closets, students grab their hammocks or picnic blankets and head outside. College Green is filled with students laughing with friends, the bike path is populated with dog walkers and running partners, and Strouds Park witnesses sunburns and loud music.
Housing selection starts with changes in experiential living
By Drew Hoffmaster | Mar. 20Returning student selection is approaching quickly and has already arrived for others. Students can choose rooms for next year and must submit a housing contract and deposit of $200.
Baseball: Toledo hosts Ohio’s first MAC road series
By Logan Adams | Mar. 20After a 12-inning loss to Dayton Tuesday, expect Ohio’s starters to go the distance.
Baseball: Moore utilizes first years to varying results in loss
By Logan Adams | Mar. 20Ohio utilized six freshmen in its 10-9, 12-inning loss to Dayton.
Men's Basketball: Elmore James to enter NCAA transfer portal
By Logan Adams | Mar. 19James made 17 starts for Ohio in 2024-25, averaging a career-high in points.
Baseball: Lack of execution leads to another loss
By Robert Keegan III | Mar. 19Ohio couldn’t execute the fundamental plays in a devastating 10-9 loss against Dayton.
‘Mickey 17’ sees double, hardens source material
By Alexandra Hopkins | Mar. 19Mickey 17, starring Robert Pattinson, is an action-packed sci-fi space thriller that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.
EGOT remains coveted honor for celebrities
By Ashley Pomplas | Mar. 19Here is list of celebrities who are close to achieving EGOT status.
