Examining an aesthetic: Here’s why black and white films are making a comeback
By Sean Eifert | Jan. 25, 2022So many black and white movies have come out, just in time for Oscar season. It’s an interesting aesthetic, but, why?
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Here’s why ‘Whiplash’ shouldn’t be as criminally overlooked as it is
By Zach James | Jan. 24, 2022Damien Chazelle’s directorial debut is his best work (so far).
City Council: Body discusses 2021 projects from Athens City Commission on Disabilities
By Payton Daugherty | Jan. 24, 2022Council’s committees presented information regarding financial status and projects from 2021.
6 albums expected to dominate 2022
By Grace Koennecke | Jan. 24, 2022New music is in the air and that can only mean one thing: album releases left and right.
Spin scooters removed from Athens, OU
By Sophia Young | Jan. 24, 2022The company’s global restructuring causes withdrawal from markets, including Athens.
Patti McSteen to leave OU in early February
By Emma Skidmore | Jan. 24, 2022A transition plan within the Division of Student Affairs is being finalized and will be announced in the coming weeks.
Coronavirus: Athens County reports 107th COVID death
By Emma Skidmore | Jan. 24, 2022The county currently has nearly 3,500 active coronavirus cases.
TV Review: Cal’s backstory is revealed on ‘Euphoria’
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 24, 2022The audience gets a lot explained from Cal’s backstory, including why he hates his life and the truth behind his sexuality.
Food banks, pantries continue to fight food insecurity in Southeast Ohio as COVID-19 affects funds, supplies
By Addie Hedges | Jan. 23, 2022As COVID-19 continues to affect those grappling with food insecurity, local food banks and pantries encourage those who can donate food, money or volunteer time to do so.
Vaccine providers stay busy as COVID-19 transmission rises
By Donovan Hunt | Jan. 23, 2022Over 2,000 students tested positive for COVID-19 during winter break or prior to Spring Semester move-in, Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, said.
Joe Burrow's top 10 strangest social media posts, ranked
By Emma Erion | Jan. 23, 2022The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback has cultivated quite the funny social media presence over the years.
Here’s 5 water bottles to help you crush your hydration goals
By Audrey McQuillan | Jan. 23, 2022Whether you are trying to cure a hangover, treat a headache, improve your bowels or overall trying to crush your hydration goals, these water bottles will help you improve your overall health.
TV Review: Everyone’s having relationship problems on ‘This Is Us’
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 20, 2022Each of the Big Three are struggling with their families.
New dog park in Nelsonville being considered by city officials
By Tre Spencer | Jan. 20, 2022A new dog park could bring dog owners in Nelsonville a place for recreation and opportunities to connect with the community.
15 highly anticipated concerts and music festivals you should know about
By Grace Koennecke | Jan. 20, 2022Concert and festival season is slowly making a comeback this year after months of uncertainty.
Here’s your 2022 purse guide
By Olivia Vagasky | Jan. 20, 2022From bucket bags to totes, here's what to carry in 2022.
Fresh Finds Friday: Cordae collaborates with H.E.R on a love song; Lucius tells us dance through the rough times.
By William Troyer | Jan. 20, 2022Here are the hottest new songs from the past week.
OU encourages COVID-19 booster shot despite no current university-sponsored incentives
By Madalyn Blair | Jan. 20, 2022In July 2021 and September of 2021, the university implemented incentive programs to encourage students to obtain one of the COVID-19 vaccines.
OU introduces new COVID-19 isolation protocols
By Alex Imwalle | Jan. 20, 2022Ohio University has shifted its COVID-19 quarantine and isolation requirements to more accurately reflect recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC.
Student Senate: OU President responds to student COVID-19 concerns
By Lydia Colvin | Jan. 20, 2022OU President Hugh Sherman said said he was very proud of the community for their response to COVID-19, especially in regards to the 91.6% student vaccination rate.
