‘Madame Web’ is a perfect storm of bad
By Arielle Lyons | Feb. 22, 2024Sony’s new Marvel installment could’ve been great, but it is reduced to incomprehensible nonsense.
NEWS BLOGS
Fresh Finds Friday: New albums, singles from pop, indie scene
By William Troyer | Feb. 22, 2024New music from the indie scene with Vampire Weekend's "Capricorn" and the pop scene with Beyoncé's "TEXAS HOLD 'EM."
Student Senate removes vice president
By Paige Fisher | Feb. 22, 2024During the executive session, 22 of 32 voting members voted to remove Davis because he was not fit to remain in office, according to a Student Senate statement. Current Senate members will be nominated to fill the vacancy during their next meeting Feb. 28
Stolen car recovered, large trash fire
By Kendall Wright | Feb. 21, 2024A large trash fire was reported and then was relit multiple days later.
Artist Spotlight: jxne balances discography of rap, indie pop
By Sophia Rooksberry | Feb. 21, 2024The New York-based singer/songwriter's new single is the latest on a long list of genre-bending triumphs.
The new and improved "it" men of Generation Z
By Kenzie Callahan | Feb. 21, 2024The newest male celebrities to charm Gen Z and deep dive into teens and young adults' obsession with heartthrobs.
Differences between American, British Fashion
By Grace Koennecke | Feb. 21, 2024U.S. and U.K. fashion is surprisingly more different than one would expect.
The Athena Cinema has no set completion date
By Emily Stokes | Feb. 21, 2024Due to unforeseen conditions of the theater, the construction completion date has been postponed. Currently, there is no official date for when all three theaters in The Athena Cinema will be fully accessible.
The best, worst movie sequels of all time
By Ashley Pomplas | Feb. 21, 2024Some of the best and worst movie sequels of all time
Athens County Treasurer Democratic Primary candidates participate in forum
By Emily Stokes | Feb. 20, 2024Athens County League of Women’s Voters hosts Democratic Primary Candidate forum Tuesday.
Understanding album eras
By Ty Simmons | Feb. 20, 2024There have been many talks recently about album eras and what exactly they are due to Taylor Swift and her "The Eras Tour." So, what are eras, and what exactly do they signify for the artist and their album?
Sidewalks added to Columbus Road increase accessibility
By Paige Fisher | Feb. 20, 2024City Council passed an ordinance to enter into a contract to start designing a shared-use path for bikers and walkers along Columbus Road. However, there is no timeline for the completion date.
Everything we know about A24's 'Stop Making Sense' tribute album
By Brooke Phillips | Feb. 20, 2024From Paramore's cover of "Burning Down the House" to the other artists teased to be on the track, here is everything we know about "Everyone's Getting Involved: A Stop Making Sense Tribute Album."
Artist Spotlight: Chanté Moore defines what is it to be multifaceted
By Grace Koennecke | Feb. 20, 2024The multifaceted artist served as a pioneer for R&B music throughout the 1990s and 2000s.
Heat problems continue at Ping Center
By Olivia Gilliand | Feb. 20, 2024Although the exact cause of the HVAC problems is unknown, Mingran Ma, associate director of communications and engagement for Well-Being and Recreation Services, said the most likely causes, and those they have submitted for work orders for, are faulty electrical controls and inadequate airflow.
8 Black-owned businesses to support in Athens
By Simone Tillman | Feb. 20, 2024Check out some of the Black-owned companies Athens has to offer.
The Underground Roundup: Instant Crush, Flowerovlove, Precious Pepala, Roe Kapara
By Alicia Szczesniak | Feb. 20, 2024For your newfound listening pleasure.
Athens City Council passed resolution for ceasefire in Gaza
By Ashley Pomplas | Feb. 20, 2024Athens City Council passes the resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza.
College of Fine Arts facilities will undergo interior renovations
By Maggie Amacher | Feb. 19, 2024The Ohio University Board of Trustees approved a resolution in June to conduct a complete interior renovation of Seigfred Hall, transforming the five-story building into an interdisciplinary facility and creating the Patton Arts Center.
Support for a ceasefire rally held before Council meeting
By Paige Fisher and Suzanne Piper | Feb. 19, 2024Athens City Council voted on a resolution to support a ceasefire in Palestine during their meeting. Several Athens residents and Ohio University students were attending the rally to show support for taking American troops out of Gaza and mourning for those who have died.
