Film Review: 'Old' won’t stand the test of time
By Zach James | July 24, 2021M. Night Shyamalan’s newest film is a complete mess.
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Album Review: Lawrence’s ‘Hotel TV’ is coated to perfection with pizzazz, soul
By Bre Offenberger | July 23, 2021Watching Lawrence tackle different styles with ease and set the standard for how music is supposed to make people feel — on top of the world — has been not only a joy, but also a privilege.
OUPD confirms self-identified 'incel' involved in mass shooting plot is not OU student
By Emma Skidmore and Ryan Maxin | July 23, 2021Carly Leatherwood, a university spokesperson, said Tres Genco has no known connection to Ohio University.
OU, Athens community members concerned with OU’s fall reopening
By Maya Morita | July 21, 2021Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, said the university expects 50% of students to be vaccinated in the fall.
Film Review: 'Space Jam: A New Legacy' is not worth your time
By Zach James | July 18, 2021The long-awaited film isn’t much more than a two hour long advertisement for other Warner Bros. properties.
Shively Hall to house Vault Health COVID-19 testing center
By Ryan Maxin | July 16, 2021The hall will also be used as a residence hall and for vaccination clinics in the fall.
‘I wanted to be part of the solution’: Inside the various roles of Gillian Ice
By Claire Schiopota | July 15, 2021As she begins her second year as the special assistant to the president for public health operations, Ice is prepared to move forward in the new era of the COVID-19 pandemic.
TV Review: The 'Loki’ finale episode is massively rewarding for MCU fans
By Zach James | July 14, 2021The sixth episode is a fantastic endpoint for the series and also a great reset point for the MCU going forward.
Bill preventing public schools, universities from requiring COVID-19 vaccine signed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine
By Ryan Maxin | July 14, 2021The bill also protects unvaccinated individuals from unequal treatment based on vaccination status.
Katie Hartman named associate provost for faculty development
By Molly Wilson | July 14, 2021Hartman previously served as associate dean of the College of Business and as a faculty senator at Ohio University.
OU to offer in-state tuition rates to most West Virginia residents
By Molly Wilson | July 14, 2021Students who study at OU’s campuses, excluding eCampus, are eligible to receive in-state tuition as West Virginia residents.
Dinner with OU celebrity and semester of tuition: OU announces vaccination prizes
By Sophia Young | July 14, 2021Students must select the Vaccination Pathway through the Testing Pathway Program to be eligible for the prizes.
OU suspends Delta Tau Delta, lifts cease and desist order for Alpha Phi Alpha
By Molly Wilson | July 13, 2021Delta Tau Delta will be eligible to apply for reinstatement as an organization at OU in 2025.
Film Review: 'Black Widow' is Marvel's disappointing return to theaters
By Zach James | July 9, 2021‘Black Widow’ should’ve never been Marvel’s grand return to theaters, and it obviously wasn’t planned to be.
Every song by Lucy Dacus, ranked
By Bre Offenberger | July 8, 2021They all sound like a dream, so this ranking was more difficult than you could ever possibly imagine.
OU President Hugh Sherman to focus on student success, financial health of OU during term
By Abby Neff | July 8, 2021Sherman plans to implement an advising and career consulting system, which will help students during their time at OU and after they graduate.
TV Review: Episode 5 of 'Loki' is a fantastic precursor to next week’s finale
By Zach James | July 7, 2021Episode five is a treat for MCU and comics fans while simultaneously setting up the finale.
Former Athens County Sheriff’s Office deputy pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
By Anna Millar | July 6, 2021Jimmy Childs also agreed to testify on the prosecution’s behalf against the Bellar family in the cases against them.
‘I hope we made you proud’: Anti-hazing legislation named after Collin Wiant signed into law
By Molly Wilson | July 6, 2021Though signed into law today, Collin’s Law will not be enforced for another 90 days.
OU President Hugh Sherman to attend expected signing of Collin’s Law
By Molly Wilson | July 3, 2021Sherman was invited by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to the Ohio Statehouse on July 6.
