Men’s Basketball: Historic offensive production led Ohio against Northern Illinois
By Robert Keegan III | Jan. 14AJ Clayton’s big night helps Ohio in 108-70 blowout victory over Northern Illinois.
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ADA concerns continue with repairs of bricks at Court, East Union Streets
By Madalyn Blair | Jan. 14Although the Athens City Commission on Disabilities has shown concern for bricks on heavily trafficked areas, the city maintains the bricks by releveling them in a turn of events.
An economist’s perspective on Trump’s tariffs
By Suzanne Piper | Jan. 14If Trump increases tariffs, as planned, businesses will pay for imported goods and consumer costs will increase
6 books to read, movies to watch for 2025
By Parker Jendrysik | Jan. 13Find your new favorite movie or book with a must watch and read list for 2025.
Advocates prepare for future threats to reproductive healthcare
By McKenna Christy | Jan. 13As President-elect Donald Trump is set to be inaugurated Jan. 20, some reproductive justice advocates and students in Ohio are concerned about the possibility of future restrictions on reproductive health care and abortion.
Men’s Basketball: What to know ahead of Ball State
By Logan Adams | Jan. 13On a five-game winning streak, Ohio prepares for Ball State
Lately with Layne: Journalists are not political leverage
By Layne Rey | Jan. 13Cecilia Sala’s arrest serves as a stark reminder of the personal dangers journalists encounter — and the ways these dangers are used as political leverage between countries.
Students plan resolutions for New Year’s
By Hadley Lynch | Jan. 13As 2025 and Spring Semester have both already begun, students set goals for the new year and how they plan to keep them.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio starts 3-0 in MAC with win over Northern Illinois
By Logan Adams | Jan. 12AJ Clayton drills nine 3-pointers and eclipses 1,000 career points in win.
Men’s Basketball: What to know ahead of Northern Illinois
By Logan Adams | Jan. 11Ohio’s rebounded in a big way after a lackluster road trip and now sits on the verge of five consecutive wins.
Hockey: Ohio back in Bird Arena for first home game of season
By Emma Erion | Jan. 10It’s been a long time coming: after a series a of maintenance woes, Ohio is back in Bird Arena for its first home game this season against Pitt.
The Lo-Down: The NBA isn’t bad; media, accessibility is
By Logan Adams | Jan. 10There are many reasons NBA ratings are down. The product isn’t one of them.
Athens locals, Bobcats ring in the New Year
By Gina Napoli | Jan. 10Those who live in Athens and Bobcats who traveled back to celebrate New Year’s Eve did not have to look far for a good time.
OU orchestra shines at winter concert, prepares for spring
By Elizabeth Talaga | Jan. 10The Ohio University campus and symphony orchestras, led by Jose Rocha, recently held their winter concerts Dec 3. And Dec. 4.
Men's Basketball: Hadaway, Clayton lead Ohio to 88-79 road win over Buffalo
By Robert Keegan III | Jan. 8Ohio gets off to 2-0 start in MAC play after a dominant win against Buffalo.
Lately with Layne: HB 315 threatens accountability, transparency
By Layne Rey | Jan. 6Journalists, attorneys and Ohioans at large rely on police body camera footage to hold institutions and officials – that are meant to serve them – accountable. On Thursday, Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill that threatens access to the footage, carrying several consequences surrounding inequity and transparency.
Police Blotter: Alleged shots, “Shell” shocking event
By Drew Hoffmaster | Jan. 6Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff’s Office responds to drivers on the wrong side of the road, alleged gunshots, an egging, and more.
‘Nosferatu’ offers cold look at impending doom
By Jude Hannahs | Jan. 5Robert Eggers’ “Nosferatu” (2024) is a fourth home run for the acclaimed director.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio scrapes out low-scoring win over Central Michigan
By Logan Adams | Jan. 5Ohio takes down Central Michigan despite lackluster shooting night from both teams.
Southeast Ohio parents struggle finding trained mental health professionals, services for children
By Madalyn Blair | Jan. 3Parents in Southeastern Ohio struggle to find trained mental health professionals and services for their children, with some traveling over 100 miles for care.
