Soccer: Ohio offense explodes 31 shots in season finale win against UMass
By Jackson Huxel | Oct. 27Ohio finished its season on a high note with a four goal performance against UMass.
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Volleyball: Ohio splits the series against Ball State, stays in MAC race
By London DeMarco | Oct. 27Ohio keeps its momentum going after splitting two games with Ball State.
Heidi’s Hot Takes: Local elections deserve student votes
By Heidi Bartolone | Oct. 27Local elections decide rent prices, transit routes and campus safety issues that shape daily student life. When students skip the polls, others determine their future for them.
Football: Ohio’s defensive resilience was key to comeback victory at Eastern Michigan
By Owen Lipstreu | Oct. 27Ohio’s defense was a huge part in the win over Eastern Michigan.
OUPC plays captivating performance for 'A Night at the Movies'
By Anna Songer | Oct. 27The Ohio University Percussion Club’s “A Night at the Movies” showcased students’ musical talent and creativity through dynamic, movie-inspired performances that captivated the audience.
Little Fish celebrates spooky record spinning night
By Fiona Petticrew | Oct. 27@littlefishbrewing welcomed DJ Rueben Sauce for Flights and Frights, an event with spooky cocktails. The family-friendly night consisted of nostalgic Halloween music, alternative classics and classical tunes.
Football: Ohio gets its first road win of the year against Eastern Michigan
By Charlie Fadel | Oct. 25A big second half allowed Ohio to capture its first road win of the year.
Soccer: Ohio falls to rival Miami in final home game of the season
By Emilie Deoreo | Oct. 24Ohio fell to its rivals in the season's final home game.
Soccer: Rodgers reflects on seniors’ impact after loss in final home match of the season
By Jackson Huxel | Oct. 24Ohio remembers seniors as they play their final game of their collegiate careers at home.
Football: Get to know Quarterback Parker Navarro
By Charlie Fadel | Oct. 24The Post sat down for a Q&A with star Quarterback Parker Navarro
DWTS brings wickedly high scores, emotional moments to weeks five, six
By Clara Leder | Oct. 24“Dancing with the Stars” brought another two weeks of heavy competition to the ballroom. With the first tens of the season and emotional dances, the stars stole the show for “Dedication” and “Wicked” nights.
'Stranger Things' prepares to close the Upside Down gate
By Emilie Deoreo | Oct. 24“Stranger Things” returns for its fifth and final season this fall, bringing Hawkins’ story to an explosive conclusion as old friends face the darkest threat yet.
Ohio minimum wage set to increase in 2026
By Zoe Weyand | Oct. 24The minimum wage for Ohioans is going to increase in the coming year, but some lawmakers and students are not convinced this increase is going to be enough to support working people.
Legislators push for civic literacy, Christianity in public schools
By Finn Smith | Oct. 24Ohio Republicans have proposed a bill that would allow schools to teach the positive impacts Christianity has had on U.S. history and a resolution that would encourage students to read the Declaration of Independence in classrooms to promote civic literacy.
Letter to the Editor: Reinstate Tom Hayes
By Angela Vargos and Usame Tunagur | Oct. 24We write this letter today as proud alumni of the Ohio University School of Film, in support of our professor, Tom Hayes, who was unjustly removed from teaching this semester as a result of his participation in the Freedom Flotilla Coalition.
Layla’s Lens: Halloween guest registration rips off residents
By Layla Vinson | Oct. 24Ohio University takes pride in its affordability but may not practice what it preaches when it comes to its notorious Halloween celebration. Requiring students in residence halls to pay a mandatory $50 fee for guests raises questions about the integrity and effectiveness of the monetary requirement.
David's Thoughts: History isn't a series of 'great men'
By David Asamoah | Oct. 24As we consume historical media such as biopics and engage with history, we must engage with these things at a critical level to not romanticize or glorify history. Even though there is a divide between historical figures and us, we can learn to understand history in a more educational and less harmful way, and understand that history is more than the accomplishments of a few great men.
Adam's Anecdote: Politics are heating up and boiling over
By Adam Gerber | Oct. 24The U.S. is famously known for the intersecting ideas and culture promoted by our diverse society. However, we have slowly seen an increase in religion residing in democracy. Understanding what it means to reside in an authoritarian nation is necessary in order to stray away from this possible future.
