‘The Long Walk’ is best Stephen King adaptation in years
By Jude Hannahs | Sep. 18Francis Lawrence’s “The Long Walk” is one of the best surprises of 2025.
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Abby's Angle: Social media is too anti-birth control
By Abby Shriver | Sep. 18Social media influencers are pushing negative anti-birth control narratives to impressionable audiences. Their alternative methods are not reliable or backed by medical evidence.
Sassy Cassie: Accountability is broken in pro sports
By Cassie Dye | Sep. 18All sports leagues have consequences for sports gambling, which can range from one season to a lifetime ban. Yet the same leagues are extremely lenient when it comes to actual crimes.
Jack of All Takes: NFL's set for unforgettable season
By Jack Muldowney | Sep. 18The NFL has brought all the excitement through two weeks of action, and fans can expect much more parity than what we have seen in recent years. The Bills and Ravens have separated themselves from the rest of the AFC, the Chiefs’ run of dominance may be coming to a close and Joe Burrow can not escape the injury bug.
We Should be Studying: Why does my Mom hate me
By Eli Maistros , Grace Schmidt and Joshua Jacob | Sep. 18This week, Grace takes Josh and Eli through the twists and turns of the new Netflix documentary “Unknown Number, The High School Catfish.” They also discuss the NFL, VMA’s and call their beloved moms.
The Lynx Rufus embraces writers interested in science
By Caitlyn Vance | Sep. 18Among the many media organizations on campus, The Lynx Rufus is a publication that stands out for its science-based writing.
UAOU rally amid faculty negotiations, delays
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 17UAOU, students, and supporters gather on college green, demanding an end to administrative delays in the pursuit of a contract.
Maternity deserts spread across Ohio, deprive rural residents healthcare
By Finn Smith | Sep. 1713 counties in Ohio are labeled as maternity deserts, meaning they have no hospital or birth center offering obstetric care and have no obstetric clinician.
Examining the significance of love triangles
By Ella Moler | Sep. 17Examining what is appealing about love triangles and common examples.
Women’s Golf: Zoe Leubbers leads the way as Bobcats finish fourth in Brittany Kelly Classic
By Jackson Huxel | Sep. 17Ohio take fourth in the Brittany Kelly Classic, led by Zoe Leubbers.
Soccer: Everything to know ahead of Bowling Green
By Loren Wandersleben | Sep. 17What to know for this week’s matchup against Bowling Green.
77th Emmys bring multiple standout moments
By Jen Fosnaught | Sep. 17The 77th Emmys aired Sunday night, bringing about new awards, speeches and outfits to remember.
Oh Well: Embrace your authenticity
By Cassidy McClurg | Sep. 17Being authentic is a challenge when you have to figure out self-discovery first. Here’s what I’ve been doing to help with my own self-discovery.
BedPost: Your partner should make you feel sexy
By BedPost Staff Writer | Sep. 17Having a supportive and encouraging partner will do wonders for your self-image.
On Meg’s Mind: NIL is problematic for the NFL
Sep. 17The newest professional football players are being brought up on NIL, and it's hurting the NFL. How does the world of football handle players coming to expect more money and instant gratification?
Bobcats return to Ohio, population booms
By Finn Smith | Sep. 17Following a complete extradition in Ohio, the bobcat population has been rising significantly in recent years. After European settlers deforested a significant portion of the state in the 19th century, reforestation efforts have brought back enough forest cover to support the bobcat’s return.
Athen's fitness fanatics talk best gyms
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 17@mgfitnessllc, @structureathens, Planet Fitness and Ping Recreation Center offer a variety of amenities. From classes to free weights and assisted machines, Athens gym hotspots battle for the top spot.
City council meets, discusses Hispanic Heritage Month, Imagination Library
By Kaitlin Hogg | Sep. 16Athens City Council met to discuss ordinances, financial reports.
COVID-19 hospitalizations surge as vaccine eligibility tightens
By Abby Waechter | Sep. 16COVID-19 hospitalizations in Ohio nearly doubled last week, and two respiratory illness outbreaks were reported in Southeast Ohio. As winter approaches, new federal restrictions are limiting access to the COVID-19 vaccine, sparking concern among health experts, students and providers across the state.
