Athens implements new cybersecurity policy
By Kaitlin Hogg | Nov. 13The Athens City Council passed Ordinance 110-25 at its Nov. 3 meeting, establishing an official cybersecurity policy for the city.
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Mariah Carey Sephora ad sparks controversy
By Dawnelle Blake | Nov. 13Mariah Carey’s annual “It’s Time” video was met with backlash over being a tone deaf advertisement in collaboration with Sephora.
‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ episode three hints at Pennywise’s backstory
By Jude Hannahs | Nov. 13More detail is given on Pennywise’s origin and how far IT has been negatively affecting the town of Derry.
Ohio begins creation of mobile opioid treatment units
By Laynee Eslich | Nov. 13State opioid treatment has been inaccessible to citizens in rural areas due to lack of facilities. The implementation of mobile opioid treatment units will allow for more treatment opportunities in Ohio.
Aiden’s Add-On: ‘American abundance’ is only half true
By Aiden Ryan | Nov. 13Despite the recent growth of the country’s Gross Domestic Product, the United States continues to lag in public infrastructure investment.
Jack of All Takes: Billups, Rozier don’t deserve NBA reinstation
By Jack Muldowney | Nov. 13Recent news, specifically out of the NBA regarding illegal gambling and game-throwing, is a display of unreasonable greed through gambling issues that have been under our noses for years. Players and coaches involved in these activities already earn generational wealth yearly via their contracts; their role in these schemes is nothing but greedy.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio suffers blowout loss on the road against Saint Mary’s
By Charlie Fadel | Nov. 13Ohio fell after a tough shooting night against Saint Mary’s.
OU Southern, professors celebrate Native American Heritage Month
By Renae Hefty | Nov. 13November marks Native American Heritage Month, and multiple people on Ohio University’s Athens and Southern campuses plan to recognize history.
Abby’s Angle: Performative activism is valuable
By Abby Shriver | Nov. 13Performative activism is often dismissed as shallow gestures aimed at preserving social status. However, it still plays a crucial role in spreading awareness and increasing visibility about important issues, which leads to a collective action that can elicit real political or social change.
Football: Ohio falls to Western Michigan after poor offensive performance
By Owen Lipstreu | Nov. 12Ohio fell to Western Michigan after a poor day from the passing game
Wrestling: Ohio dominates Morgan State, winning 44-2
By Jude Hannahs | Nov. 12The Ohio wrestling team took charge against Morgan State in its Ohio Showcase.
BedPost: Shower together, save water
By BedPost Staff Writer | Nov. 12Showering together is the sexy secret to incorporating intimacy and sustainability in your everyday life.
NBA’s recent gambling scandal causes potential fallout
By Austin Yau | Nov. 12With 30 arrests connected to a large NBA sports gambling and poker rigging schemes and mafia ties, changes to sports gambling are expected in the near future.
Percy Jackson dives into a world of monsters
By Nyla Gilbert | Nov. 12“Percy Jackson & The Olympians” teases Percy’s next quest, highlighting new mythological creatures, the return of beloved characters and higher stakes as Camp Half-Blood faces an impending threat.
Sassy Cassie: No star can compare to Michael Jackson
By Cassie Dye | Nov. 12In this day and age, music streaming apps are the indicator of success. However, no matter how hard they try, no musician will ever match the success of Michael Jackson.
New ReStore mural unveiled in Athens
By Mary Kate McNamee | Nov. 12Local organizations work together to create a colorful mural, providing a positive flair to Union Street.
OU yet to receive Trump’s ‘Compact for Academic Excellence,’ raises questions
By Finn Smith | Nov. 12The Trump administration recently invited all universities to sign the “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” which proposes numerous regulations on higher education institutions in exchange for preferential treatment.
Letter from the Editor: The Post commits to solutions journalism
By Abby Waechter | Nov. 11The Post was awarded a $7,500 grant from the Solutions Journalism Network to tell stories about how Southeast Ohio communities are responding to the opioid epidemic and other regional challenges.
Invasive Asian Lady Beetles take over Athens
By Fiona Petticrew | Nov. 11Asian Lady Beetles have been seen all throughout Athens, especially in the colder months, as they are congregating in swarms inside buildings, dorms, and any structure with heat. After being introduced to the country to control aphids, but are now a nuisance for many Bobcats and Athens locals.
