City Council talks special permit, utility easement
By Elizabeth Talaga | Mar. 26, 2025Athens City Council met in committees Monday evening.
NEWS BLOGS
‘One of Them Days’ celebrates Black communities, shakes up buddy comedy genre
By Clara Leder | Mar. 26, 2025Keke Palmer and SZA shine in the critically acclaimed comedy film.
University provides food accommodations during Ramadan
By Zoe Weyand | Mar. 25, 2025Ramadan, a holy month of fasting in Islam, lasts from Feb. 28 to March 29 this year, and OU has ensured that observers have the culinary options they need to practice comfortably.
Athletes dive into the world of pop culture
By Alexandra Hopkins | Mar. 25, 2025Athletes play a crucial role in the growing intersection between the worlds of sports and pop culture.
Trump’s Kennedy Center overhaul prompts resignations, canceled shows
By Elizabeth Talaga | Mar. 25, 2025A newly-appointed board for the Kennedy Center signals big changes to come.
Role Model strikes perfect chord in Columbus
By Grace Schmidt | Mar. 25, 2025A recap of Role Model’s performance at The Bluestone in Columbus.
Superhero costumes have improved in recent films, TV
By Jude Hannahs | Mar. 25, 2025Superheroes lately have been more accurate in their comic book designs on the big screen
Student Senate revises documents to improve transparency
By Drew Hoffmaster | Mar. 25, 2025Student Senate’s operations run on Rules and Procedures, which dictate everything from the organization's committees to election guidelines. According to Student Senate’s President Dan Gordillo, the document has undergone massive reforms this year.
Mill Fest brings out best, worst of Athens
By Elizabeth Talaga and Kaitlin Hogg | Mar. 25, 2025The first fest weekend of the year kicked off Saturday with Mill Fest.
Police Blotter: Perfect time to walk, an electrifying crime
By Drew Hoffmaster | Mar. 25, 2025Police Blotter: From March 14-20, Athens County Sheriff’s Office and Ohio University Police Department responded to a break-in, goats in the road, a drug deal and more.
UAOU unionizes with a 453-189 vote
By Elizabeth Talaga | Mar. 24, 2025United Academics of Ohio University votes to unionize were counted Monday afternoon.
Streaming services fuel re-editing controversy
By Nyla Gilbert | Mar. 24, 2025Streaming platforms are increasingly re-editing and removing controversial scenes, even full shows and movies.
Healthier snack, meal options coming to students
By Drew Hoffmaster | Mar. 24, 2025Ohio University has partnered with FoodSpot to bring Microstores, food vending units offering a variety of healthy meals and snacks, to campus. The machines have been operational for the past week.
Fashion essentials to spruce up spring wardrobe
By Elizabeth Talaga | Mar. 21, 2025Spring is in full swing, and with it comes the fashion trends that will be seen everywhere this season.
‘Daredevil: Born Again’ episodes three, four up the ante
By Jude Hannahs | Mar. 21, 2025The third and fourth episodes of “Daredevil: Born Again” (2025) remind viewers of what made the original Netflix version a lighting-in-a-bottle show.
Deep dive into 2025 Met Gala theme
By Grace Schmidt | Mar. 21, 2025What does “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” mean and why is it this year's Met Gala theme?
Ohio House passes SB 1, overhauling higher education with DEI ban
By Abby Waechter | Mar. 20, 2025The Ohio House passed SB 1. Now what?
‘Shrek 5’ redesigns face fan backlash
By Clara Leder | Mar. 20, 2025The arrival of the teaser trailer for “Shrek 5” has many fans angry with the new animations of the beloved characters.
Spring has sprung, students are happier
By Suzanne Piper | Mar. 20, 2025As our clocks spring forward and our jackets collect in our closets, students grab their hammocks or picnic blankets and head outside. College Green is filled with students laughing with friends, the bike path is populated with dog walkers and running partners, and Strouds Park witnesses sunburns and loud music.
Housing selection starts with changes in experiential living
By Drew Hoffmaster | Mar. 20, 2025Returning student selection is approaching quickly and has already arrived for others. Students can choose rooms for next year and must submit a housing contract and deposit of $200.
