YouTuber Chris Stuckmann makes feature film debut with ‘Shelby Oaks’
By A.J. Mater | Oct. 29Chris Stuckmann’s feature film debut, Shelby Oaks, breaks the stigma of YouTubers’ talents being confined to the internet.
NEWS BLOGS
No Kings rallies draw crowds across Southeast Ohio
By Finn Smith | Oct. 29Another round of No Kings rallies occurred Oct. 18 in cities and towns across the country. Southeast Ohio hosted numerous events, including ones in Athens and Chillicothe. These events consisted of demonstrations with signs, costumes and speeches.
OU communications policy sparks faculty free speech concerns
By Kaitlin Hogg | Oct. 28An interim policy at Ohio University outlining guidelines for external communications has prompted discussion among faculty about academic freedom and the limits of administrative oversight.
American politics symbolized in recent media
By Micah Fenner | Oct. 28In an era of countless political conflicts, how have those themes seeped into our media?
A guide to protesting safely this election season
By Ruby Johnson | Oct. 28As the election season begins, here are some important tips for protesting safely.
Athens County residents to vote on multiple levies in upcoming ballot
By Finn Smith | Oct. 28Multiple levies will appear on Athens County ballots in the upcoming general election this fall. The proposed taxes are aimed at providing funding for emergency medical services, the 911 and EMA center and the Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities.
‘Saturday Night Live’ political cold opens highlight election days
By Emily Frank | Oct. 28Two SNL political cold opens bookend the time between Election Day 2024 and 2025.
Political ad campaigns shaped America
By Austin Yau | Oct. 28Political ads have had major impacts on presidential elections, creating rallying cries and attacking opponents, all leading to great success for the candidate who put out the ad.
Nelsonville charter repeal spurs court battles, ballot confusion
By Mary Kate McNamee | Oct. 28Nelsonville voters approved a 2024 measure to abolish the city’s charter and return to a mayor-council form of government. As legal challenges continue, the Ohio Supreme Court says candidate names will remain on November’s ballot.
Meet the candidates in Athens County’s Election
By Alex Passero | Oct. 28From Nelsonville’s mayor to the Trimble School Board, plenty of local positions are up for election.
Ohioans prepare for 2026 gubernatorial race
By Finn Smith | Oct. 28Ohio is preparing for a gubernatorial race in Fall 2026, as Gov. Mike Dewine’s second term nears the end. Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Dr. Amy Acton are leading the charge for their respective parties.
Athens City Council Election: All candidates unopposed Democrats
By Kaitlin Hogg | Oct. 28Athens City Council election Nov. 4 features three newcomers, unopposed races and all Democrat candidates.
US Weekly Headlines: Policy change for Pentagon officials, government shutdown continues
By Mary Kate McNamee | Oct. 28Key developments this week as Washington scrambles during the prolonged government shutdown, Trump imposes new tariffs and ceases aid to Colombia and policy changes for Pentagon officials seek to eliminate any miscommunication between Congress.
Police blotter: Gate theft, arrests, warrants of the week
By Kaitlin Hogg | Oct. 28Police blotter: Runaways, fake calls, alarm activation. Read more for the crimes and cops of Oct. 17 to Oct. 23.
OUPC plays captivating performance for 'A Night at the Movies'
By Anna Songer | Oct. 27The Ohio University Percussion Club’s “A Night at the Movies” showcased students’ musical talent and creativity through dynamic, movie-inspired performances that captivated the audience.
DWTS brings wickedly high scores, emotional moments to weeks five, six
By Clara Leder | Oct. 24“Dancing with the Stars” brought another two weeks of heavy competition to the ballroom. With the first tens of the season and emotional dances, the stars stole the show for “Dedication” and “Wicked” nights.
'Stranger Things' prepares to close the Upside Down gate
By Emilie Deoreo | Oct. 24“Stranger Things” returns for its fifth and final season this fall, bringing Hawkins’ story to an explosive conclusion as old friends face the darkest threat yet.
Ohio minimum wage set to increase in 2026
By Zoe Weyand | Oct. 24The minimum wage for Ohioans is going to increase in the coming year, but some lawmakers and students are not convinced this increase is going to be enough to support working people.
Legislators push for civic literacy, Christianity in public schools
By Finn Smith | Oct. 24Ohio Republicans have proposed a bill that would allow schools to teach the positive impacts Christianity has had on U.S. history and a resolution that would encourage students to read the Declaration of Independence in classrooms to promote civic literacy.
Celebrating neo-soul architect D’Angelo’s legacy
By Dawnelle Blake | Oct. 23Celebrating the life, legacy and legend of late musician D’Angelo who resurrected soul and revitalized Black music.
