Blotter: Loud music reported; a heat pump stolen
By Kirsten Thomas | Mar. 4, 2020The heat pump was stolen sometime in the last three weeks.
NEWS BLOGS
NASA is accepting applications for new astronauts; here's how OU is celebrating International Women's Month
By Melody Feazell | Mar. 4, 2020Your daily Athens newsletter.
Graduate Student Senate: Graduate students ask OU to subsidize larger portion of health insurance cost
By Kyra Leckrone | Mar. 4, 2020The cost of health care for graduate students will increase by about 14% in August.
Over 30 students’ spring break trips canceled due to concerns over coronavirus
By Ian McKenzie | Mar. 3, 2020Students were asked to return from South Korea and Italy.
OU-AAUP asks President Nellis to halt the non-renewal of faculty contracts
By Nolan Simmons | Mar. 3, 2020The organization has not received a direct university response since publishing its first open letter last December.
Album Review: Lil Baby shows pride for his background on new album ‘My Turn’
By Hannah Burkhart | Mar. 3, 2020Atlanta rapper Lil Baby dropped his album My Turn on Friday.
FX content is now available on Hulu; Sorority and Fraternity life is making changes after recent hazing investigations
By Maddie Bussert | Mar. 3, 2020Your daily Athens newsletter.
Faculty Senate: Faculty ask for more transparency and shared governance with budget issues
By Maya Morita | Mar. 3, 2020OU President Duane Nellis said budget cuts will be made to programs that lack student involvement and funding will be given to more popular programs.
Spin e-scooters raise some concerns on campus, city
By Maya Morita | Mar. 2, 2020Mayor Steve Patterson’s main concern is with scooters being left all around the city and campus.
Sorority and fraternity office taking action following hazing investigations
By Emma Skidmore | Mar. 2, 2020OU Greek life is trying to emphasize the more positive work it does following university hazing investigations.
City Council: Mayor presents tips for managing potential coronavirus threat
By Kyra Leckrone | Mar. 2, 2020Athens Mayor Steve Patterson informed council about three approaches the Athens City-County Health Department will take in order to minimize the threat of a coronavirus outbreak.
Bob Stewart retires from journalism school after 33 years
By Ian McKenzie | Mar. 2, 2020The journalism school plans to have a new director hired by the end of March.
Here’s how Twitter reacted to Clare Crawley being announced as ‘The Bachelorette’
By Madyson Lewellyn | Mar. 2, 2020Season 16 is Crawley’s fifth attempt at finding love via the franchise.
Film Review: ‘All the Bright Places’ proves love and beauty can be found in the darkest of places
By Emma Dollenmayer | Mar. 2, 2020‘All the Bright Places’ depicts how individuals cope with the losses of those close to them and not necessarily how the mentally ill cope with their own battling depression.
TV Review: The Whisperers launched an attack on Alexandria during Sunday’s episode of ‘The Walking Dead’
By Hunter Graffice | Mar. 2, 2020Daryl and Alpha face off in a bloody fight.
You can get a free Egg McMuffin today; Ted Strickland spoke at a campaign event for Biden in Athens
By Mikayla Rochelle | Mar. 2, 2020Your daily Athens newsletter.
EdChoice program could affect Athens City School District negatively
By Emma Skidmore | Mar. 1, 2020Public school administrators protest against the EdChoice Scholarship Program being based on school performance.
TV Review: ‘Doctor Who’ rewrites its history in its series 12 finale
By Joseph Stanichar | Mar. 1, 2020The Doctor finds out she isn’t who she thought she was while confronting her greatest villain.
Richland Avenue bridge construction to close road for nearly 180 days
By Ian McKenzie | Mar. 1, 2020How construction on Richland Avenue could affect your commute.
5 peanut butter recipes to commemorate National Peanut Butter Lovers Day
By Emma Dollenmayer | Mar. 1, 2020If you’re a lover of all things peanut butter, the five recipes below are a delicious way to celebrate.
