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.
NEWS BLOGS
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.
TV Review: The second half of 'Loki' kicks off with the series’ best episode yet
By Zach James | July 2, 2021Episode four is not only the best episode of this series, but of any of the MCU shows by far.
Alden Library to reopen for public use July 6
By Molly Wilson | June 29, 2021During the previous academic year, individuals were not able to browse the book stacks in Alden Library.
Film Review: 'F9' shines with action, falls short everywhere else
By Zach James | June 29, 2021F9 is a big, loud, dumb exercise in excess, and that’s what makes it so fun.
OU President Hugh Sherman to recommend regional representative to Board of Trustees
By Molly Wilson | June 25, 2021The position will serve as a way to strengthen the relationship between Ohio University and Southeast Ohio.
Amended version of Collin’s Law unanimously passed in Ohio House of Representatives
By Maya Morita | June 25, 2021If signed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, the law could be implemented by the fall.
Album Review: Lucy Dacus’ ‘Home Video’ is a gut punch you’ll want to take
By Bre Offenberger | June 25, 2021She’s a storyteller who comes once in a generation.
TV Review: Episode three of 'Loki' is a worthwhile divergence from the main plot
By Zach James | June 24, 2021While episode three doesn’t have much connection to the overall plot, it does have necessary character moments and development.
Song Preview: Norii explains falling out of love on "I Don't Love You Anymore"
By Hannah Burkhart | June 23, 2021Norii describes the feeling of falling out of love on her upcoming track.
City Council: Body establishes designated outdoor refreshment area
By Sophia Young | June 21, 2021Council met for the last time before its July recess, approving several ordinances.
16 lyrics that will make your jaw drop
By The Beat Staff | June 20, 2021Here are the lyrics that have stayed with us throughout the years — and will soon be staying with you too.
