Football: Ohio pulls off upset against West Virginia
By Charlie Fadel | Sep. 6The defense powers Ohio to an all-time win against West Virginia
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Daily Rundown: Local politics with Mamaw, Shop CGI finds new home, Bobcat soccer battles back
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Football: Jack Fries is ready to step up at linebacker
By Owen Lipstreu | Sep. 5Jack Fries is ready to step into his new starting role for Ohio.
Soccer: Ohio Battles Back Against Northern Kentucky in a close draw
By Emilie Deoreo | Sep. 5Ohio earned a hard-fought draw against Northern Kentucky.
Ohio University Student Senate: What students should know
By Kaitlin Hogg | Sep. 5OU Student Senate: Leadership, structure and how to get involved
Mamaw’s Porch 'n Politics gains social media attention in Southeast Ohio
By Finn Smith | Sep. 5Jackson County resident and longtime political advocate, Lisa Parker, has created a Facebook page titled Mamaw’s Porch ‘n Politics. The page represents her Appalachian community and brings a liberal perspective to all those listening.
Football: Davion Weatherspoon’s journey to being a captain
By Charlie Fadel | Sep. 5Weatherspoon has had a long journey to becoming a captain after spending all five years in college as a Bobcat.
Athens Highschool Football: What to know for Marietta
By Jude Hannahs | Sep. 5The Athens Bulldogs will face off against the Marietta Tigers Friday.
BedPost: Learn to balance relationships
By BedPost Staff Writer | Sep. 5Being a young adult entering, or being in, a relationship has its pros and cons. Those cons don’t have to affect the outcome of the relationship. Playing the balancing act is a great way to maintain the many commitments college students have to face before entering the real world.
Community engagement fair empowers OU bobcats
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 5Non-profits and other Athens organizations came together, welcoming students with volunteer, internship and research opportunities.
Shop CGI finds new home on West Union Street
By Aaron Dick | Sep. 5The newly relocated vintage shop offers trendy and affordable secondhand clothing options for students and local residents.
Student Senate holds first meeting, appoints new members
By Kaitlin Hogg | Sep. 4New appointments made to budget, Senate Appropriation Committees, new Academic Affairs and Residence Life vice commissioners
Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce engaged, brands create marketing tactics
By Grace Schmidt | Sep. 4Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement prompts brands to create clever puns and references to the couple, drawing attention to their products.
Southeast Ohioans discuss poor infrastructure, lack of funding
By Finn Smith | Sep. 4A recent round of grant funding aimed to improve infrastructure by the Ohio Department of Transportation failed to include any projects in Southeast Ohio. Many local Ohioans express their disappointment and frustration with elected officials and the state government for lack of funding and support.
Football: What to know for Ohio’s home opener against West Virginia
By Charlie Fadel | Sep. 4What to know for Ohio’s huge home opener against West Virginia.
We Should Be Studying: Still not studying
By Eli Maistros , Grace Schmidt and Joshua Jacob | Sep. 4Welcome back to Season 2 of We Should Be Studying! Josh, Eli, and Grace are beyond excited to be back in the podcast room and start their sophomore year. In this episode, the three recap their summers, including the movies they watched and what classes they are looking forward to (or slightly dreading).
Off the Deep End: Stop re-recording albums
By Nicholas Kobe | Sep. 4After Taylor Swift re-recorded her albums, a variety of rock artists like Five Finger Death Punch, Set It Off, All Time Low and even Demi Lovato have tried similar remakes of their classic material. Unfortunately, this traditionally results in total failure.
Human interest staff talk Athens coffee
By Human Interest Staff | Sep. 4There are a host of cafés to explore around Ohio University’s campus that appeal to coffee lovers and non-coffee drinkers alike.
Athens City Council debates property sales, construction delays
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 3Athens City Council met Tuesday evening, weighing property sales, sidewalk closures tied to ongoing construction and updates to housing code.
