Drew’s Decrees: March Sadness, the destruction it brings
By Drew Haughn | Mar. 25This year, my March Madness dream lasted about 2 and a half days as I watched 14th seed Oakland upset 3rd seed Kentucky in a heartbreaker, literally melting my soul.
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Blabby Abby: College volleyball changing for the worse
By Abby Jenkins | Mar. 25As an ex-volleyball player, the news about the “double rule change” has caught my attention. Because of this, I think volleyball is about to change entirely.
Mill Fest rings in Fest Season
By Mary Kate McNamee | Mar. 24Students flocked to Mill Street to celebrate this year’s Mill Fest, and hectic day drinking followed
Softball: Ohio goes winless against Miami, falls to 1-5 in conference
By Logan Adams | Mar. 24Ohio’s offense continues to struggle in the second series of Mid-American Conference play.
Wrestling: Peyten Kellar becomes All-American at NCAA Championships
By Marc Goldstein | Mar. 24Ohio’s season ended as Peyten Kellar ascended to All-American status, the first time that has happened for an Ohio wrestler since 2016.
Quinntessential: Why women’s March Madness isn’t upset-heavy
By Quinn Elfers | Mar. 24Men’s March Madness is filled with plenty of upsets, but women’s March Madness typically isn’t.
Barbenheimer may have saved the movie theater experience
By Nyla Gilbert | Mar. 24Movie theaters saw record lows during the pandemic, especially with the introduction of at-home premieres on streaming platforms. Trends like 'Barbenheimer' have put the movie theater experience back on the map.
Is This Too Niche: The Joan of Arc Story
By Jada Fox and Zoe Duncan | Mar. 24Join us this week as we go in-depth into the life of the peasant girl who brought France to freedom against the English.
What We’re Watching: ‘Late Night With the Devil’ shouldn’t have used A.I.
By Mia Ashby | Mar. 24With the release of the new original horror film “Late Night With the Devil,” people were disappointed to find out that the film utilizes AI, raising the question of ethics and the morality of having AI present in film.
Baseball: Bullpen shines despite loss to Central Michigan
By Charlie Fadel | Mar. 24Zack Weber and Hudson Boncal provided solid pitching out of the bullpen
Liv Miraldi blends sorrowful themes, upbeat pop music
By Sophia Rooksberry | Mar. 24The L.A. based artist's new single reflects on the cruelty of hindsight
Baseball: Ohio falls in final game against Central Michigan
By Logan Sheets | Mar. 24Ohio falls 7-2, losing series against Central Michigan.
“Unheard” review: Hozier turns over a new leaf, honors his roots
By Alicia Szczesniak | Mar. 24The EP showcases that the musician is fully capable of expanding his abilities while staying close to his roots.
Metal Mondays: A beginner’s guide to metal
By Jackson McCoy | Mar. 24The genre has a rich history and numerous subgenres for people to enjoy.
Passion Cracked Bottle electrifies Milliron Fest
By Ashley Pomplas | Mar. 24Passion Cracked Bottle is a student band that aims to create relatable music for everyone to enjoy.
Annual Picklefest at Bagel Street Deli raises money, spirits
By Charlie Fadel | Mar. 24Picklefest has been an Athens staple since 1997
Baseball: Ohio takes 1 of 2 in doubleheader against Central Michigan
By Charlie Fadel | Mar. 24Gideon Antle and Tim Knapschaefer powered Ohio’s big win in Game 2 of doubleheader.
Cano's hometown experiences inspire his music, resonates with listeners
By Trey Barrett | Mar. 24Life experiences can be influential in any artist's musical style, fostering an individualized approach to creating music. For Braden Cano, a senior studying music production and the recording industry, his soulful R&B and rap sound is no exception.
