Tracking Trends: Students reflect on celebrity political endorsements
By Alexandra Hopkins | Oct. 29, 2024How do OU students feel about celebrities endorsing political figures online?
NEWS BLOGS
Union Street Market works to sell liquor Sundays
By Tessa Searcy | Oct. 29, 2024If approved by Ward 3 Precinct 1 voters on election day, Union Street Market will be able to serve its community with hard liquor, beer and wine all week long.
Possible end of gerrymandering in Ohio lies within Issue 1
By Suzanne Piper | Oct. 29, 2024According to Citizens Not Politicians, Ohio is among the 10 most Gerrymandered states. Issue 1 could put an end to that statistic.
Levy 17 would replace, increase Athens County Libraries funds
By Maggie Allwein | Oct. 29, 2024On the ballot this upcoming week, Athens County will be voting on a 0.3 mills increase for the Athens County Public Library.
HB 458 changes voting rules, causes controversy
By Drew Hoffmaster | Oct. 29, 2024Along with changing voter identification rules, HB 458 shortens absentee ballot requests, changes curbside voting rules and moves early voting windows.
Ohio University recognized for student voter registration efforts
By Elizabeth Talaga | Oct. 29, 2024OU has been recognized for its nonpartisan democratic engagement efforts and its student voter engagement in the 2022 midterm elections.
Key races, issues on the ballot in Ohio this November
By Jack Solon | Oct. 29, 2024With Election Day fast approaching, here’s a compilation of key races in Ohio.
Athens County Ballot features 4 levy renewals
By Drew Hoffmaster | Oct. 29, 2024This election, Athens County has four levies --- Issues 19, 20, 21 and 22 --- on the ballot for renewal.
David Moore named next vice president for finance, administration
By Drew Hoffmaster | Oct. 28, 2024David Moore was announced as Ohio University’s next vice president for finance and administration. He will begin the role on Jan. 6.
Victoria’s Secret fashion show sparks controversy
By Leanne Abel | Oct. 28, 2024The Voctoria’s Secret Fashion Show occurred Oct. 15 and brought millions of viewers through its streams and in-person.
Police Blotter: Suspicious sandwich, destruction of property
By Elizabeth Talaga | Oct. 28, 2024Felon found, rocks thrown.
Halloweekend hosts adult, kid-friendly celebrations
By News Staff Report | Oct. 28, 2024Athens Halloween celebrations took place over the weekend, and students and visitors took to the streets in festive costumes.
Jon Rose speaks out on low EMT wages, funds in press conference
By Mary Kate McNamee | Oct. 25, 2024Jon Rose, running for the Athens County Commissioner advocates for better wages for EMT workers in press conference.
Leopard print is once again back in style
By Elizabeth Talaga | Oct. 25, 2024Welcome back leopard print, the fashion world missed you.
Celebrities participate in the alcohol industry
By Clara Leder | Oct. 25, 2024Many celebrities have their own brand of alcohol, and now Tom Holland and Beyoncé have joined the list.
‘Saturday Night’ is chaotic fun
By Jude Hannahs | Oct. 25, 2024This week, article writer Jude Hannahs reviews Jason Reitman’s “Saturday Night” (2024).
Student Senate resolutions take aim at textbook prices, meal swipe restrictions
By Jack Solon | Oct. 24, 2024Student Senate resolutions target textbook costs and meal swipes.
9 most popular Halloween costumes of 2024
By Alicia Szczesniak | Oct. 24, 2024Here are Halloween 2024’s biggest hit costumes.
Clairo charms at Columbus concert
By Cami Seymore | Oct. 24, 2024Indie pop artist Clairo sold out Kemba Live! in Columbus Sunday, Oct. 20, alongside her opener, Alice Phoebe Lou.
TikTok's 'October Theory' explains seasonal motivation
By Catalina Litts | Oct. 24, 2024October’s seasonal spirit cultivates productive energy, otherwise known as the “October Theory.”
