Film Review: Animated short film ‘In a Heartbeat’ tells heartwarming story of young boys in love
By Georgia Davis | Aug. 3, 2017In a Heartbeat shows love at first sight between two boys.
NEWS BLOGS
TV Recap: Rachel Lindsay faced DeMario, Lee on ‘The Bachelorette: Men Tell All’
By Georgia Davis | Aug. 1, 2017The "Men Tell All" episode of The Bachelorette aired Monday, and the men settled scores.
TV Review: One queen notches another win, but the other may be in dire need of a good friend from the North on 'Game of Thrones'
By Alex McCann | Aug. 1, 2017Cersei got further revenge on her enemies, while a fan-favorite character — and two not-so-favorites — said goodbye.
Jason Pina named Ohio University's interim chief diversity officer
By Bailey Gallion | Aug. 1, 2017The university will begin its search for the next chief diversity officer this academic year.
Athens to vote on marijuana decriminalization in November
By Maddie Capron | Aug. 1, 2017The ordinance proposes to remove the fines and court costs for all misdemeanor-level marijuana-related offenses inside Athens’ city limits.
Ohio University earns ranking on three Princeton Review lists, still not a top-20 party school
By Maddie Capron | Aug. 1, 2017Ohio University may not be a party school anymore, but it stood out in a few other ways in the 2018 Princeton Review.
Film Review: 'The Emoji Movie' is everything you feared it would be
By Bennett Leckrone | July 30, 2017Movie-goers should stay far away from The Emoji Movie.
Album Review: Lana Del Rey brings nostalgia, positivity on 'Lust for Life'
By Riley Scott | July 30, 2017Lana Del Rey’s newest record delicately balances the old and new.
Film Review: 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' reinvents the web-slinger’s movies, reboot a must-see
By Meghan Morris | July 30, 2017The franchise receives a fresh take from an improved Peter Parker, a change in motivation and different supporting characters.
TV Recap: Week 4 of ‘Big Brother 19’ — Jessica vs. the house
By Jacquez Printup | July 29, 2017Jessica had one of the best weeks in Big Brother history, but did her plan to get Josh out of the house come to fruition, or will she be blindsided again?
Say goodbye to the iPod shuffle and iPod nano, says Apple
By Taylor Johnston | July 29, 2017Apple’s iPod nano and iPod shuffle are discontinued but the iPod touch remains.
Second man aboard cocaine-filled plane pleads guilty to drug charges
By Bailey Gallion | July 29, 2017Sylvain Desjardins — the second pilot of a plane that landed at Ohio University’s Gordon K. Bush Airport in March and contained nearly 300 pounds of cocaine — entered a guilty plea Friday.
Police arrest two after yearlong drug trafficking investigation
By Bailey Gallion | July 28, 2017Jerrell E. Harrison, 38, of Columbus and Jeffery L. McKenzie, 53, of Athens were arrested Tuesday at an Athens residence.
Anti-death penalty protest in light of first Ohio execution in three years
By Sarah M. Penix | July 25, 2017The last execution in Ohio was three years ago and took 26 minutes.
TV Review: How Eric became the frontrunner on ‘The Bachelorette’
By Georgia Davis | July 24, 2017For most of the season, Eric hid in the background, but now he has a real chance at the final rose.
TV Review: Here is why Peter won’t get the final rose on ‘The Bachelorette’
By Georgia Davis | July 24, 2017Peter was a frontrunner since week two, but now Rachel is not sure she can be with him.
TV Review: Tension builds on ‘Game of Thrones’ as Tyrion formulates plans, Yara and Theon hit a Euron-sized bump
By Alex McCann | July 24, 2017“Stormborn” features a naval battle between Yara and Theon and their uncle Euron, while Arya reunites with characters from her past.
Get ready to say goodbye to Microsoft Paint, your favorite childhood memory maker
By Taylor Johnston | July 24, 2017The popular computer-based drawing program will soon be phased out by Microsoft.
Film Review: Nolan’s ‘Dunkirk’ effortlessly blends plotlines, creates constant tension
By Georgia Davis | July 23, 2017Dunkirk hit theaters on Friday, and it’s already being praised as the best movie of the year so far. Here’s why.
Ohio University is still under investigation by the Ohio Inspector General and is complying with new requests
By Alex Meyer | July 22, 2017The Ohio Office of the Inspector General requested two new sets of records from OU on May 30 and June 30.
