Kickin' with Kyra: Certain books are great for college
By Kyra Dapore | Aug. 26Opinion: Reading a book on College Green or in a coffee shop can make the day better. Selecting the right book is a crucial part of this.
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OU adjusts to DEI policy changes under new state law
By Kaitlin Hogg | Aug. 21Senate Bill 1 prompts closures and policy shifts at Ohio University.
Summer construction brings new restaurants, campus upgrades to Athens
By Kaitlin Hogg | Aug. 21Summer construction projects across the city of Athens, throughout Athens County and on Ohio University’s campus are bringing new restaurants, infrastructure upgrades and long-term improvements to the community.
OU embraces AI in the classroom, concerns remain
By Drew Hoffmaster | Aug. 21With the rise of artificial intelligence, Ohio University faculty have changed their teaching styles and incorporated it into their classrooms. Professors have been using AI for research, organizing and modeling ideas, and checking grammar.
Letter from the Editor: Hope is still alive on campus
By Jackson McCoy | Aug. 21Despite significant changes in higher education, students are keeping their heads up.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Textbooks don’t teach everything
By Daphne Graeter | Aug. 21A study shows that college graduates felt that their time in college was very useful in their personal and intellectual growth. The original teaching method of lectures was intended for the personal growth of students, for example.
The Commuter’s Corner: The unclassified commuter’s survival guide
By Haylee Leasure | Aug. 21Commuting can come with stereotypes. From the soul-draining morning drives to circling campus three times to find parking, commuting isn’t a walk in the park. However, with some simple tips, commuting can not only be tolerable but also the best college decision.
Freshmen share thoughts on housing selections, dorm life
By Anna Parasson | Aug. 21Some Ohio University freshmen find dorm life to be daunting but are excited to explore the areas of campus they live on.
Football: Looking ahead to Ohio's defensive line
By Charlie Fadel | Aug. 21After a hectic offseason we preview Ohio’s defensive line
Football: Get to know Ohio's offensive line
By Owen Lipstreu | Aug. 21Previewing Ohio’s offensive line
Athens events provide ample entertainment
By Catalina Litts | Aug. 21Spice up the school year with a guide to some of Athens’ most popular annual events that excite students and locals.
Student guide to OU lingo, Bobcat traditions
By Nyla Gilbert | Aug. 21This guide offers incoming Ohio University students a crash course in campus landmarks, local lingo and key traditions to help them navigate and embrace Bobcat culture.
Students anticipate Athens festivals, celebrations
By Sophia Anness | Aug. 21Athens is known for organizing exciting celebrations, allowing students something to look forward to outside of their busy academic schedules.
OU alumni stay in Athens
By Sophia Rooksberry | Aug. 21After getting to know and love Athens as undergraduate students, many Ohio University alums opt not to leave the town.
Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed into law
By Finn Smith | Aug. 21The Trump administration’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act has officially been signed into law. The legislation contains economic reforms ranging from new tax cuts to decreased funding for social welfare programs.
Clara's Commentary: The list of 'don'ts' for college
Aug. 21Opinion: College is a time to explore new things, but certain don'ts should go along with your to-do list.
Debriefing: Don't be afraid to get involved politically
By Logan Adams | Aug. 21Opinion: While authoritarian measure continue to ramp up on college campuses, making your voice heard is more important than ever.
Emily's Evidence: Promote routines in a wild world
By Emily Stokes | Aug. 21The beginning of a new semester is the perfect time to create a new routine and ground yourself in the familiar.
Police Blotter: Chores stink, that First Amendment right
By Drew Hoffmaster | Aug. 20Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff’s Office responds to reports of a neighborly dispute, noise complaints from a dog, car crashes and more for the week of August 6-12.
