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Raising Cane’s opens Athens location with celebration, community

By Cameron Crego | Oct. 7

The Raising Cane’s opening Tuesday morning featured giveaways and entertainment for Ohio University students and the Athens community.

Daily Rundown: Poverty Impacts Athens, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," Fear of Speech and more!

By Jack Shirley | Oct. 7

Poverty continues to impact families, children in Athens County

By Finn Smith | Oct. 7

Southeast Ohio is a region known for a long history of poverty. The region continues to suffer from this issue, with many families being food insecure, homeless or experiencing a lack of healthcare. Local organizations such as HAPCAP are battling this issue, offering support to struggling families.

Emily’s Evidence: First Amendment no longer protects free speech

By Emily Stokes | Oct. 7

The right to free speech is something U.S. citizens have access to, but as of late, it has morphed into the fear of speaking up.

Volleyball: Everything to know for Kent State on Tuesday

By London DeMarco | Oct. 7

Everything to know as Ohio travels to Kent State.

Week six Student Media Poll picks

By Owen Lipstreu | Oct. 7

Here are this week’s Student Media Poll picks.

Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show announcement sparks controversy

By Catalina Litts | Oct. 7

Americans have mixed emotions about Bad Bunny’s performance at the 2026 Super Bowl XL Halftime Show.

Most influential albums of 2025 so far

By Austin Yau | Oct. 7

New music in 2025 has been very unique, and there have been some important albums this year.

Taylor Swift’s 'The Life Of A Showgirl' leaves fans polarized

By Ella Moler | Oct. 7

Taylor Swift just released her 12th studio album, “The Life Of A Showgirl,” leaving fans divided.

Medbed AI video spreads medical misinformation

By Leanne Abel | Oct. 7

President Donald Trump reposted artificially intelligent content about med beds, causing internet division and conversation about the dangers of AI-generated content.

Sassy Cassie: The McLaren team will be its own downfall

By Cassie Dye | Oct. 7

On Sunday, McLaren had clinched the 2025 constructors' championship. With six races left in the season, the driver's championship is still up for grabs between the McLaren drivers. However, McLaren's own rules may be the cause of its downfall.

Letter from the Editor: Gen Z doesn’t know how to talk about sex

By Jackson McCoy | Oct. 7

An entire generation of future leaders, artists and businesspeople seems to have forgotten the importance of talking about things they don’t understand.

Field Hockey: Ohio defeats Queens in overtime on senior day

By Annabelle Grace | Oct. 7

Ohio Field Hockey outshoots Queens (N.C.) to the win on senior day, ending with an intense overtime.

Football: Offense sputters in second half in upset loss against Ball State

By Owen Lipstreu | Oct. 7

Poor execution from the offense sunk Ohio against Ball State.

Jack of All Takes: Imposter Syndrome causes silent struggles

By Jack Muldowney | Oct. 7

Imposter syndrome can strike anybody: students, athletes, parents, friends, significant others and employees alike. From incredibly accomplished and highly respected figures to those earning the small daily wins to improve themselves, the effects of imposter syndrome are demoralizing and borderline uncontrollable. I myself have dealt with imposter syndrome in several aspects of my life, but I always remind myself that it is a mental game and that so many are fighting the same battle.

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Heidi's Hot Takes: Billionaires shaping politics, students' futures

By Heidi Bartolone | Oct. 7

Billionaires act as landlords of democracy, having an influence on politics that directly impacts college students. Billionaires' actions affect major areas of student life, including policies on tuition and student debt, post-graduation career opportunities and even the media they consume.