City Council: Members discuss new credit card policy and bridge projects
By Abby Miller | Jan. 22, 2019Additions were made to the city’s credit card policy.
NEWS BLOGS
Search committee formed for new LGBT Center director
By Ellen Wagner | Jan. 22, 2019The committee will bring in final candidates for the nationwide search.
County Commissioners discuss utilities increases, SNAP benefits
By Erin Franczak | Jan. 22, 2019Athens County Board of County Commissioners voted to allow cash donations on the Athens County Department of Job and Family Services website.
8 thoughts about this year’s Oscar nominees
By Georgia Davis | Jan. 22, 2019It’s the most competitive in recent history.
6 artists that can realistically headline 2019’s TBT concert
By Jonny Palermo | Jan. 22, 2019From Carly Rae Jepsen to Sugar Ray.
TV Review: The season finale of ‘Steven Universe’ is an adrenaline-fueled train ride
By Joseph Stanichar | Jan. 22, 2019No stops were pulled for Steven Universe’s biggest and most breathtaking episode yet which included mind-blowing revelations, existential horror and long-due resolutions.
‘Roma,’ ‘The Favourite’ lead Oscar nominees; ‘Black Panther’ nominated for Best Picture
By Georgia Davis | Jan. 22, 2019The 91st Academy Awards will air Feb. 24 at 8 p.m. on ABC.
Donkey Coffee is giving free coffee to government employees during the shutdown; faculty members and students honored Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday
By Molly Schramm | Jan. 22, 2019Your daily Athens newsletter.
TV Review: Colton shows he’s more than a 26-year-old virgin on ‘The Bachelor’
By Georgia Davis | Jan. 21, 2019He handles the drama — and he looks good doing it.
Here is a week of Athens nightlife and bar deals explained through emojis
By Jess Umbarger | Jan. 21, 2019Between Karaoke Night and $2 margaritas, Athens nightlife has something for everyone.
Graduate Student Senate will host an open forum of executive positions
By Chloe Meyers | Jan. 21, 2019The four positions are president, vice president for finance, vice president for communications and vice president for legislative affairs.
Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine to see new medical building, curriculum
By Colt Austen | Jan. 21, 2019The HCOM curriculum will focus on the health and wellness of students and faculty members.
City Council: Members to discuss street closure and credit card policy
By Abby Miller | Jan. 21, 2019The street closure would take place on April 6 for around 11 hours.
Everything you might have missed from the OU Board of Trustees’ meetings last week
By Ian McKenzie | Jan. 21, 2019OU is down about $60 million in investments for the 2019 fiscal year.
Album Review: Maggie Rogers delves into introspection and finding oneself on ‘Heard It In A Past Life’
By Molly Schramm | Jan. 21, 2019The album marks Rogers’ major label debut with Capitol Records.
Album Review: Switchfoot enlivens listeners with its 11th album, ‘Native Tongue’
By Bre Offenberger | Jan. 21, 2019Even after 11 albums and 23 years together, Switchfoot continues to emit passion in everything it does.
Protesters interrupt Ellis Hall ribbon ceremony to demand answers for delfin bautista’s removal
By Ellen Wagner and Erin Franczak | Jan. 18, 2019The students expressed their frustration of a lack of answers from the university.
Board of Trustees vote to increase tuition, begin new construction
By News Staff Report | Jan. 18, 2019The board met Friday to discuss the Student Senate constitution and the opening of the newly-renovated Ellis Hall.
New Music Friday: The Killers get political with 'Land Of The Free'; James Blake is adventurous on ‘Assume Form’
By Molly Schramm | Jan. 18, 2019School is back in session, and so are major music releases.
TV Review: ‘Supernatural’ jumps into Dean’s mind during its midseason premiere
By Erin Gardner | Jan. 18, 2019Things get crazy during the last ten minutes of the episode.
