Faculty Senate: Resolution allowing professors to require masks in classrooms passes
By Jillian Craig | July 7, 2020Several plans on how to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 were discussed and passed.
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Protests over policing collide across Court Street
By Abby Miller | July 5, 2020Some protesters acknowledged the other side while others exhibited frustration.
Stuart’s Opera House to host annual Performing Arts Camp virtually this year
By Riley Runnells | July 2, 2020The camp spans over six weeks with focuses in theater, dance and music.
City of Athens to have firework display for Fourth of July
By Taylor Burnette | July 2, 2020Social distancing guidelines are in place, and masks are encouraged for all celebrations.
Student Senate executives denounce Judiciary Panel’s decision on presidential candidate
By Grant Ritchey and Taylor Burnette | July 2, 2020Carlo DeNiro is still eligible to run for Senate president amid sexual assault allegations.
Weekender Briefs: What’s happening this week
By Hannah Burkhart | July 2, 2020More lists will come as events are rescheduled.
Album Review: 6lack goes 6 for 6 on ‘6pc Hot EP’
By Joey Perkins | July 1, 20206pc Hot EP is yet another beyond impressive performance from 6lack.
TV Review: The Upper Division kicks off “The Duels” with guest star judge, Twitch
By Emma Dollenmayer | July 1, 2020The dancers got down and dirty by proving they were ready to fight.
Ohio student-athletes look to lead the change in the fight against racial oppression
By Scott Thomas | July 1, 2020A group of Ohio student-athletes gathered to protest against racial injustice Wednesday.
Film Review: Netflix’s ‘Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga’ radiates happiness, charm
By Riley Runnells | July 1, 2020The audience sees Will Ferrell at his most authentic self.
Incoming OU freshmen complete orientation online as a result of COVID-19
By Hannah Burkhart | July 1, 2020Bobcat Student Orientation’s online move in order to fight the spread of COVID-19 is keeping everyone safe but creates huge changes from the face-to-face experience.
Men’s health awareness celebrated in June
By Keri Johnson | June 30, 2020June brings light to a far-reaching topic.
Here’s how you will be spending the Fourth of July, based on your zodiac sign
By Madyson Lewellyn | June 27, 2020Libras, get ready to flex.
Album Review: G-Eazy switches up his style with latest indie-alternative project, ‘Everything's Strange Here’
By Hannah Burkhart | June 26, 2020The artist surprised listeners last month with some tracks exposing his singing voice and officially dropped an entire album, revealing the indie-alternative side to him.
Album Review: The 3 best tracks from Remo Drive’s repetitive ‘A Portrait of an Ugly Man’
By Bre Offenberger | June 26, 2020This is a step in the right direction from its sophomore LP, Natural, Everyday Degradation, but there still isn’t anything too exceptional here.
Weekender Briefs: What’s happening this week
By Riley Runnells | June 25, 2020More lists will come as events are rescheduled.
OU alumna initiates class action lawsuit over Spring Semester tuition, fees
By Abby Miller | June 24, 2020The suit asserts charging students for mandatory fees when services became unavailable is a breach of contract.
TV Review: First-ever “callbacks” on 'World of Dance' send 4 out of 10 acts to “The Duels”
By Emma Dollenmayer | June 24, 2020After seeing all of the acts that would be competing in season four of World of Dance, it seems they are not as competitive or advanced as the most infamous acts from seasons past.
OU eliminates additional 81 employee positions
By Abby Miller | June 23, 2020The positions are part of a string of cuts that began in May.
OU to lower student density in dorms, reduce housing and dining rates due to coronavirus
By Abby Miller | June 23, 2020Additional single rooms have been offered.
