OU students took to Court Street to celebrate the Bobcats’ win; 7 things to read this spring
(03/22/21 9:00am)
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City of Athens, OU warn students about participating in fest season
(03/19/21 2:25am)
The Athens community is bracing for unlawful fests this month after Ohio University President Duane Nellis and Athens Mayor Steve Patterson issued a public warning March 15.
Noah's Ark: University and city leadership's joint letter oversteps their jurisdiction
(03/16/21 2:30am)
Correction appended.
Lady Gaga is offering $500,000 reward for her stolen dogs; satisfactory grading will be an option again for the 2021 Spring Semester
(02/26/21 12:00pm)
Today is Friday, Feb. 26, 2021. Here’s what you need to know:
Photos of rescue puppies licking peanut butter spread joy; Lost Flamingo to have 4 spring shows
(02/24/21 12:00pm)
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Appellate brief filed, OU argues limits of Title IX protections for non-students in appealed lawsuit
(02/22/21 3:00am)
An appellate court lawsuit alleging Ohio University turned a blind eye to the sexual assault of a minor by a police officer has led to a legal question about whether Title IX protections extend to non-students attending university-sponsored events.
Thinking in Print: Why parental controls won’t protect your child online
(02/22/21 3:05am)
The internet is a space that is constantly changing and being on it is unavoidable in American culture. Especially with virtual learning, children are relying on the web more and more, and parents must stay up to date on the dangers the online world poses.
OU Women’s Center hosts Say Her Name events honoring Black women
(02/17/21 3:17am)
Ohio University’s Women’s Center is holding Say Her Name events throughout Spring Semester to honor the lives and further the conversation of Black women who have faced police brutality.
People are celebrating ‘Yardi Gras’ in New Orleans; OU is holding Say Her Name events throughout Spring Semester
(02/17/21 12:00pm)
Today is Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021. Here’s what you need to know:
The Cat's Cradle: Short stories a necessary diversion
(02/15/21 3:23am)
Short stories have gone largely unnoticed by the greater reading community. Coming to the forefront with stories like “Harrison Bergeron” or “The Lottery,” short stories are taught and often treated as criticisms.
Noah's Ark: Chief Keef is a pioneer and deserves far more credit than he receives
(02/12/21 2:54am)
Drill is a style of rap that talks about street violence in a dark and gritty manner. It’s safe to say Drill has spread to most corners of the world, but it wouldn’t have come this far if a Japanese producer living in Chicago hadn’t stumbled across a teenage superstar in the making.
Bennett's Ballot: Jay Edwards is infamously irresponsible on social media
(02/04/21 3:03am)
Correction appended.
Budweiser will use Super Bowl commercial money for COVID-19 vaccine awareness; student petitions urge OU to keep satisfactory grading system this spring
(01/27/21 12:00pm)
Today is Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021. Here’s what you need to know.
Athens' crime rate mostly unaffected by statewide COVID-19 shutdowns
(01/08/21 8:45pm)
Since the statewide lockdown began in March, the pattern of crime reports in Athens has remained similar to that of past years, despite expectations that COVID-19 measures would lead to fewer crimes.
Riot at US Capitol rattles OU, Athens representatives
(01/08/21 1:38am)
The impact of the Capitol building takeover and riots Wednesday have been felt by those all over the country, from national leaders to representatives of the city of Athens.
How Athens is approaching New Year’s Eve during the pandemic
(12/30/20 12:57am)
The Athens Police Department and Athens bars will continue to follow and enforce coronavirus safety protocols to allow for safe New Year’s Eve celebrations in Athens.
City Council: New wastewater surveillance programs to be added; settlement with Athens City Fraternal Order of Police discussed
(12/15/20 3:07am)
Athens City Council met Monday to pass an ordinance to apply for CARES Act funding for a wastewater surveillance program.
Police Blotter: Man steals snacks from car; catalytic converters continue to be stolen
(12/03/20 12:33am)
The Athens Police Department located two males in reference to cutting catalytic converters off of a vehicle. Two men were arrested and charged with breaking and entering, felony theft and felony possessing criminal tools.
Honest Adonis: Police Officers shouldn’t facilitate Proud Boys riots
(11/20/20 2:37am)
Protesting is a sacred American tradition. The American Revolution, the genesis of our country, was really one large-scale protest against the British. Throughout the rest of US history, protests would continue to be a powerful tool from the Abolitionists to the Civil Rights movement, women’s suffrage and countless other issues.
Police Blotter: Chickens trespass to owner’s property; possible fire at Menards
(11/18/20 10:54pm)
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office received a deception complaint from a man who said he had received a call from his cable company stating he would need to pay his bill by sending numbers from gift cards. The call was not actually from the cable company but a phone scam system.
