Twenty One Pilots concludes decade-long saga with ‘Breach’
By Drew Hoffmaster | Sep. 16Twenty One Pilots brings the decade-long narrative they have been telling through their music with their new album “Breach.”
NEWS BLOGS
Pawpaw festival was hot, music was hotter
By Austin Yau | Sep. 16Pawpaw Festival’s day two had classical and modern takes on Appalachian music and a pop punk deviation in the heat.
Taylor Frankie Paul takes center stage as next Bachelorette
By Emilie Deoreo | Sep. 16Social media influencer and “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star Taylor Frankie Paul, known for her candid presence on “MomTok” and past scandals, is set to lead season 22 of “The Bachelorette.”
Police Blotter: To-go box break-in, driveway confusion and puppy lockout
By Drew Roberts | Sep. 16This week’s police blotter includes reports ranging from a suspicious vehicle that turned out to be parked in its owner’s driveway to a dog that accidentally locked its owner out of a car.
Invasive ambrosia beetles continue to threaten trees across Ohio
By Finn Smith | Sep. 16The invasive Ambrosia beetle continues to harm trees such as pawpaws across the Midwest. The insect infestation has caused local farmers to burn large chunks of their tree population, and invest in preventative measures. A lack of research and funding into Pawpaw trees and Ambrosia beetles has played a part in the lack of information growers have on how to handle the ongoing issue.
Ohio University majors suspended, merged under new state law
By Kaitlin Hogg | Sep. 16Senate Bill 1 requires suspension or merger of majors with fewer than five annual graduates over three years.
US Weekly Headlines: Immigration operation, Charlie Kirk
By Elizabeth Talaga | Sep. 16Charlie Kirk assassinated, new immigration operation in Chicago and more in this week’s U.S. headlines.
Mahn Center Archives makes array of materials available to students, public
By Maria Saunders | Sep. 15The Mahn Center at Alden Library houses part of Ohio University’s archives. They contain millions of pieces which are accessible to everyone, both in person and online.
‘Honey Don’t!’ leaves audiences disappointed
By Ben Schneider | Sep. 15The latest film by Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke, “Honey Don’t!,” is forgettable and lacks a clear message.
‘The Paper’ does its best to live up to ‘The Office’ legacy
By Micah Fenner | Sep. 12‘The Office’ spin-off had a great start, but it still has a way to go before it can overtake its predecessor.
OU’s particle accelerator powers decades of physics research
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 12Ohio University’s particle accelerator allows physics students to study and experiment with no limits to their learning.
Scott Titsworth to step down as Scripps College dean
By Elizabeth Talaga | Sep. 11After 15 years as the dean of the Scripps College of Communication, Scott Titsworth is stepping away from his role to teach.
9/11: The lasting impact 24 years later
By Ruby Johnson | Sep. 11After 24 years, how is the impact and fear caused by 9/11 still prevalent and felt by students and faculty today?
Evolution of special effects in films
By Micah Fenner | Sep. 11This article explores the world of film special effects and the evolution of the art form in today’s movies.
Student Senate increases student support after DEI closures, political tensions
By Alex Passero | Sep. 11Although OU’s official support centers for certain groups have been closed, the Student Senate is pushing organizations to use the Senate Appropriations Committee, or SAC. SAC is the Student Senate’s funding commission, which provides semesterly and bi-weekly funding to student organizations for programming.
New Raising Canes, same meal plans
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 11Ohio University’s Culinary Services welcomes the new Raising Cane's, explaining the risk of using a meal plan as a payment.
Wednesday returns deadlier than ever
By Nyla Gilbert | Sep. 10Season two of Wednesday deepens the Addams family lore with shocking returns, new romance possibilities and dark twists that set up an even more chilling season to come.
The Outdoor Museum at The Ridges is an educational hidden gem
By Cameron Crego | Sep. 10The recently-opened Outdoor Museum at The Ridges provides visitors a chance to connect with nature and learn about the wildlife at The Ridges and in southeastern Ohio.
SB 1 could affect classroom discussions, debate
By Fiona Petticrew | Sep. 9Senate Bill 1 could potentially make discussions in class more restrictive and limit creative thinking, which is the very thing the bill claims to do.
2025 VMAs showcases newest music era
By Nyla Gilbert | Sep. 9The 2025 VMAs blended powerhouse performances, emotional tributes, and major wins for icons like Mariah Carey, Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars and Ricky Martin, making it one of the most memorable shows of the decade.
