‘Companion’ is a surprisingly good Valentines horror film
By Jude Hannahs | Feb. 4, 2025Drew Hancock’s “Companion” starring is the perfect horror film for couples.
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Ohio schools prepare for ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill’
By Mary Kate McNamee | Feb. 4, 2025Gov. Mike DeWine passed House Bill 8, commonly referred to as the ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill,’ affecting public school districts in Ohio.
Fortnite brings back OG, boosts engagement
By Cami Seymore | Feb. 4, 2025Fortnite introduced its “OG” mode in December 2024, sparking popularity among OU students.
Black-led TV, movies to watch in 2025
By Elizabeth Talaga | Feb. 4, 2025From streaming releases to theatrical premiers, here are some of the Black-led movies and TV shows releasing in 2025.
‘Jeopardy!’ pop culture spin-off transcends generations
By Alexandra Hopkins | Feb. 4, 2025“Jeopardy!” has been on air for 61 years, and for the first time the classic game show is receiving an official pop culture spin-off.
Unusual traditions celebrated in America
By Clara Leder | Feb. 4, 2025Discover all the strange holidays celebrated in the United States.
Ohio SB 1 threatens DEI programs at OU, sparks student concerns
By Abby Waechter | Feb. 4, 2025Senate Bill 1 could eliminate DEI programs at OU and raises questions about inclusivity.
OU plans $2.06 million solar panel project
By Paige Fisher | Feb. 4, 2025Plans to place solar panel arrays on three facilities in the Athens campus were discussed at the January Board of Trustees meeting.
Police Blotter: Theft, warrants, narcotics
By Elizabeth Talaga | Feb. 4, 2025Deputies from the Athens County Sheriff’s Office and officers from the Ohio University Police Department responded to theft, swatting calls, traffic crashes and social media threats.
Nelsonville charts course for charterless government
By Jack Solon | Feb. 4, 2025Nelsonville citizens voted to abolish its city charter of almost 30 years, a first in Ohio history.
New impaired driving law passed, harsher penalties for repeat offenders
By Zoe Weyand | Feb. 4, 2025Gov. Mike Dewine signed House Bill 37 into law, also known as Liv’s Law. This law will create harsher penalties for repeat impaired drivers, whose actions have resulted in the death of another person.
‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ brings an end to The Weeknd’s persona
By Jen Fosnaught | Feb. 3, 2025“Hurry Up Tomorrow,” The Weeknd’s sixth studio album, is filled with fantastic writing and catchy songs.
Artist Spotlight: Keke Palmer is a Hollywood trailblazer
By Nyla Gilbert | Feb. 3, 2025Keke Palmer is a dynamic entertainer whose talent spans acting, music and hosting.
McDavis Hall construction underway, plans implemented for students
By Daphne Graeter | Feb. 3, 2025The new South Green residence hall will be ready for students to move in by August 2026.
David Lynch left behind a legacy
By Jude Hannahs | Jan. 31, 2025David Lynch was a prolific filmmaker who truly defined his generation and left behind a legacy that will forever be cherished by cinephiles.
‘Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man’ premiere has amazing setups
By Jude Hannahs | Jan. 31, 2025The first two episodes of “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man” (2025) offer a decent start to the series.
Simple Science: Understanding, combatting recent cold weather
By Alexandra Hopkins | Jan. 31, 2025Last week, the polar vortex swept through the eastern U.S., leaving many wondering how to stay warm in the extreme weather.
Athens City Council continues efforts toward racial equity
By Lilia Santeramo | Jan. 31, 2025City Council met in committee to discuss potential updates of the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, affirming steps to a racial equity plan.
Student Senate passes all but 1 resolution Wednesday
By Andersen Beck | Jan. 30, 2025Student Senate failed to pass a resolution aiming to balance executive power. Members voiced concerns about disrupting the current checks and balances in place.
Oscars, Grammys feature nominated works using AI
By Jen Fosnaught | Jan. 30, 2025With 2025’s award nominations revealed, fans are shocked at the use of AI in both categories among nominees.
