Haddy the Hebrew: 'Jewish Matchmaking’ is coming to Netflix
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 29, 2022Netflix is now adding yet another Jewish reality show, Jewish Matchmaking.
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Pumpkin, the beloved tabby cat, has made his mark in Athens
By Vanessa Abbitt | Mar. 29, 2022The local cat, known as Pumpkin, has an elusive past and a speedy claim to fame since taking his post at the Athens County Board of Elections.
City Council: Committees discuss parking enforcement, tennis and pickleball courts
By Lydia Colvin | Mar. 29, 2022The Finance and Personnel Committee discussed adding a fifth parking enforcement officer.
Black student town hall uplifts BIPOC voices in response to hate crimes
By Donovan Hunt | Mar. 29, 2022The town hall comes after four public instances of racist acts on campus.
Here are 5 different room aesthetics for your first apartment, home
By Emma Dollenmayer | Mar. 28, 2022Make your room a place you want to be by ensuring everything about it screams you.
Student-run clothing swap brings more awareness to the dangers of fast fashion
By Grace Koennecke | Mar. 28, 2022The event is being run by four students from the Global Feminisms course, advocating for better environmental practices.
Film Review: Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘driving home 2 u (a Sour film)’ is as boring as a road trip
By Maggie Palma | Mar. 28, 2022Rodrigo’s film may only be worth the watch for the rearranged songs.
Film Review: ‘Fresh’ is an in-your-face, modern dating horror story
By Riley Runnells | Mar. 28, 2022The best part of the film comes from the bait and switch opening credits.
Here are 5 shows similar to ‘Euphoria’
By Marissa Vennetti | Mar. 28, 2022Euphoria Sundays are over for now; here’s what to watch in the meantime.
Editorial: OU delayed in sending us salary information on its employees. Then it provided incorrect data.
By The Post Editorial Board | Mar. 28, 2022We can’t do our jobs unless the university does theirs.
Campbell’s Corner: Ranking the best, worst looks from Oscars 2022
By Hannah Campbell | Mar. 28, 2022Unfortunately, only a few stars’ wardrobes lived up to my high expectations.
Matty D Wraps: Dawn might be safe for animals, but its parent company isn’t
By Matt Dragani | Mar. 28, 2022Dawn makes parent company, Proctor & Gamble, seem environmentally friendly, but this is intentionally misleading.
Incoming number of transfer students decreases from last year
By Addie Hedges | Mar. 28, 2022A total of 624 students transferred to OU for the Spring Semester.
Life’s a Beach: The MLB rule changes are meant to benefit the masses
By Ashley Beach | Mar. 28, 2022It’s all about safety and pace of play.
Facebook-mom advocacy: how support in the arts helped a new band grow
By Lindsay Wielonski | Mar. 28, 2022Isaac King, a freshman music production major at Ohio University, is one of the founding members of the student-run band, Lavandula. The band is composed of four members: Isaac King, Landon Elliott, Joey Negrete and Zach Winkleman, who all met within their first few weeks of college.
Thinking in Print: Automatic toilets do more harm than good
By Charlene Pepiot | Mar. 28, 2022Automatic toilets waste water and traumatize children, and for what?
Women-led medical organizations create role models for younger generations
By McKenna Christy | Mar. 28, 2022Ohio Women in Medicine and the Association of Women Surgeons encourage women medical students to chase their goals.
'Let's Get Into It': Music video edition
By Grace Koennecke , Mimi Calhoun and Maggie Palma | Mar. 28, 2022Our favorite music videos.
