“Frankenstein” strays from source material
By Logan Bauer | Oct. 30The long-awaited rendition of “Frankenstein” funded by Netflix leaves much to be desired for fans of Mary Shelley’s beloved original.
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‘It: Welcome to Derry’ greets its viewers with utter horror
By Jude Hannahs | Oct. 30The pilot episode of HBO Max’s new show “It: Welcome to Derry” (2025) does not hold back on the terror and especially the violence.
Izzie's Scope of Hope: Halloween rooted in religious traditions, histories
By Izzie Jones | Oct. 30Halloween isn’t a day for Christians to hide away, but an opportunity to be a light.
Jack of All Takes: NBA on NBC lineup disrespects journalism
By Jack Muldowney | Oct. 30NBC has made history this fall, partnering with Peacock to regain its NBA broadcast rights after 23 years away. The NBA on NBC is great, but its lineup of analysts and studio personalities being heavily filled with former NBA players is a knock on journalists who have spent years praying for opportunities like this one.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Romance is on the decline
By Kyra Dapore | Oct. 30With new technology and casual mindsets, romance is faltering, and it takes more effort to create a true connection.
Chase on the Case: Government shutdowns hit home
By Chase Borland | Oct. 30A nearly month-long government shutdown is going to cause families to go hungry and workers to go without pay. The government has seen no end in sight in a game of political chess.
Residence Hall Association delivers safe, lively trick-or-treating
By Cassidy McClurg | Oct. 30Ohio University’s Residence Hall Association brought Athens locals together for a family friendly trick-or-treating event known as RHAlloween.
Volleyball: Ohio goes on the road to play Central Michigan
By Brandon Gross | Oct. 30What to know as Ohio looks to keep up its hot play at Central Michigan.
Hot Box to feed SNAP recipients amid government shutdown
By Annabelle Thomas | Oct. 30Hot Box Chicken Fingers & Tots will provide free meals to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients starting Nov. 1, when all federal food aid is set to halt due to the ongoing government shutdown.
Bobcats cope with mid-semester burnout
By Emma Snyder-Lovera | Oct. 30As Ohio University Bobcats passed the midpoint in the semester, some are experiencing academic burnout and its effects.
Volleyball: Ohio keeps riding hot streak, sweeps Kent State
By London DeMarco | Oct. 29Ohio keeps the momentum rolling with a huge win over Kent State.
Volleyball: Ohio's sweep of Kent State exemplifies its hot streak
By Brandon Gross | Oct. 29Ohio continues to stay hot, completing its sweep of Kent State Tuesday night.
Open burning regulations go into place this fall
By Laynee Eslich | Oct. 29Ohio currently has the driest land in the modern history of the state, increasing the risk of wildfires. Open burning regulations have been put into place to lessen wildfire probability.
Halle Bailey's ‘love?...or something like it’ explores love, passion, pain
By Dawnelle Blake | Oct. 29Halle Bailey’s long-awaited solo debut album “love? …or something like it” explores the ups and downs of love.
Sad music comfort listeners when upset
By Ruby Johnson | Oct. 29Are we intentionally making ourselves feel worse by listening to sad music? Studies show that the reason we always go back to sad songs stems from comfort, familiarity and pleasure.
Ford Clark revitalizes memory of his brother, mom
By Gina Napoli | Oct. 29Ford Clark, an OU alumnus, launched a scholarship fund in honor of his mother, Monica Clark, and brother, Max Clark, who died by suicide. The scholarship fund was created in collaboration with the Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts.
YouTuber Chris Stuckmann makes feature film debut with ‘Shelby Oaks’
By A.J. Mater | Oct. 29Chris Stuckmann’s feature film debut, Shelby Oaks, breaks the stigma of YouTubers’ talents being confined to the internet.
Adam's Anecdote: Leave it to Leavitt for media mishandling
By Adam Gerber | Oct. 29Karoline Leavitt has had various negative encounters with the press. She has called people “terrorists” and “violent criminals” simply for being in the opposite political party from her. Understanding this rhetoric she has used for these encounters is essential in grasping the structure of the Trump administration.
BedPost: Men need to learn how to have sex
By BedPost Staff Writer | Oct. 29Men need to learn how to please their partners in the bedroom, I’m tired of spelling it out.
