Football: Ohio wins a sloppy game against UMass to keep its MAC hopes alive
By Charlie Fadel | Nov. 19The run game dominated against UMass on Tuesday.
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Children’s online spaces disappear from internet
By Ruby Johnson | Nov. 19The rise and fall of early online children’s games doesn’t have a set reasoning. It may include wanting for more creative applications, online safety and the shutdown of Flash Player.
Trisha Paytas' 'Beetlejuice' debut continues stunt casting trends
By Emily Frank | Nov. 19Controversial social media personality Trisha Paytas recently debuted in Beetlejuice. She is not the only influencer to make it to Broadway.
Entertainment Look-A-Head: 2026 is the year for horror
By Nyla Gilbert | Nov. 19“Resident Evil Requiem” and “Scream 7” have garnered controversy, excitement and nostalgia that have fans anticipating their releases.
INSPIRE grant inspires recovery to work initiative in Southeast Ohio
By Avery St. George | Nov. 19Substance use disorder is a national crisis, but it disproportionately affects Appalachia. In 2022, overdose rates in Appalachia were 64% higher than the rest of the country. ARC hopes to address this issue through awareness, recovery ecosystems and its INSPIRE program.
OU dining policy keeps meal swipes off outside food trucks
By Laynee Eslich | Nov. 19Two of the four food trucks operating on Ohio University’s campus accept meal swipes and other university dining currency. OU Culinary Services says its current policy, which limits dining-currency use to university-run trucks, helps maintain consistent pricing and supports campus dining operations.
Bedpost: Be honest with your situationship
By BedPost Staff Writer | Nov. 19College is all about exploring the dating pool for most people. Which is fine and fun; however, you need to be honest with all partners about how many people you are seeing.
Sassy Cassie: Stop saying every football game is a rivalry
By Cassie Dye | Nov. 19A rivalry game is a passionate battle between two teams that have history and stakes on the line. Lately, the NFL has thrown around the term in games that aren't actually rivalry games.
Women's Basketball: Ohio travels to Cincinnati to play Xavier
By Brandon Gross | Nov. 19Ohio will travel to Cincinnati to face off against Xavier.
First look at Michael Jackson biopic released in teaser trailer
By Dawnelle Blake | Nov. 18The world finally got a glimpse at the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic in a teaser trailer that’s already breaking records and priming the world for a comprehensive look at the King of Pop’s legendary life, starring his nephew.
Minecraft's popularity returns in a new light
By Jordyn Wilson | Nov. 18Minecraft’s so-called resurgence isn't a comeback at all but a renewed spotlight on a game that has stayed popular.
‘Predator: Badlands’ proves Dan Trachtenberg is perfect to direct this franchise
By Jude Hannahs | Nov. 18With the release of “Predator: Badlands” (2025), director Dan Trachtenberg makes a name for himself as the ideal creative mind to helm the “Predator” franchise.
5 Seconds of Summer delivers most cohesive album yet
By Cassie Dye | Nov. 18After 15 years as a band, 5 Seconds of Summer continues to evolve its sound while staying true to its original image. With the release of “EVERYONE’S A STAR,” the band delivers its most consistent and cohesive album to date.
Men’s Basketball: What to know for the matchup with Bethune-Cookman
By Charlie Fadel | Nov. 18Everything to know for Ohio’s game against Bethune-Cookman.
Hockey: Ohio notches a weekend sweep against Maryville
By Camden Paeltz | Nov. 18The Bobcats earned a weekend sweep of Maryville.
Bakery 323 delivers tasty treats to Athens
By Fiona Petticrew | Nov. 18Bakery 323 is a local business owned and operated by Ohio University alumnus Cameron Kasler, who is dedicated to serving Athens a range of unique and flavorful cupcakes and other goodies. Since its opening in 2021, Bakery 323 has been delivering cupcakes to hungry Bobcats and catering for events and celebrations.
Tony’s Souper-Bowl raises money for Rising Suns Non-Profit Pharmacy
By Mary Kate McNamee | Nov. 18Athens residents came together Sunday to support the local Rising Suns Non-profit Pharmacy, gathering for unlimited soup but staying for the company.
Editorial: A penny for your thoughts, America
By The Post Editorial Board | Nov. 18If the penny does officially fade out, its legacy will live on in jars, couch cushions and the familiar saying: “a penny for your thoughts,” a reminder of the coin that served more value in nostalgia and sentiment than in spending.
