TV Review: ‘Death Valley’ is off to a great start on ‘AHS: Double Feature’
By Riley Runnells | Sep. 30, 2021In the first episode of part two, the audience gets to know the two stories we’ll be following for this part of the season.
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TV Review: Ivan breaks the rules, relationships begin to crumble on 'Bachelor in Paradise'
By Audrey McQuillan | Sep. 30, 2021Ivan is not the king we thought he was.
Mutual aid initiatives serve unique needs of Athens residents, OU students
By Isabel Nissley | Sep. 30, 2021In the early months of the pandemic, southeast Ohioans initiated several mutual aid initiatives of their own.
Casa Nueva hosts open mic nights, creating connections for artists
By Lindsay Wielonski | Sep. 30, 2021Each Wednesday, Casa Nueva hosts an open mic night, open to artists of all kinds.
Mac Miller's 5 Greatest Songs
By Connor Chomicki | Sep. 30, 2021A definitive ranking of Malcolm McCormicks top 5 songs and what made each so significant.
Album Review: ‘The Melodic Blue’ showcases a whole new side of California rapper Baby Keem
By Sean Eifert | Sep. 30, 2021Baby Keem released his second studio album, here’s why you should give it a listen.
OU’s Voinovich School organizes database used in Ohio’s redistricting
By Anna Millar | Sep. 30, 2021Ohio’s current process of redistricting has stirred up some controversy regarding constitutionality.
Police Blotter: Cellphone left at scene of trespassing; counterfeit money confiscated
By Anna Millar | Sep. 30, 2021Deputies discovered a phone they believe to have been left behind by trespassers in a shed.
Volleyball: Ohio travels to take on conference opponent Ball State in two-match series
By Ashley Beach | Sep. 30, 2021Ohio travels to Muncie, Indiana, this weekend for two matches.
Football: Jack Wilson's journey from Australia to the U.S. has been an 'eye-opening' experience
By Melody Feazell | Sep. 30, 2021Wilson has had to adjust to American football.
Save the Trees or I’ll Break your Knees: Everybody deserves access to clean water
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 30, 2021The Appalachian Water Project reports that there are over 2.2 million Americans living without running water in the home, with central Appalachian families being some of the hardest hit.
Concert Review: Julien Baker breathes new life into Columbus crowd
By Bre Offenberger | Sep. 29, 2021She spent the eve of her birthday giving all of herself to a group of strangers.
From the Editor’s Desk: Take care of yourself, fellow Bobcats, as the thick of the semester approaches
By Abby Miller | Sep. 29, 2021Your mental and emotional health matter, especially when the semester picks up speed.
TV Review: 'Midnight Mass' is the best new series of 2021
By Zach James | Sep. 29, 2021With an amazing ensemble cast, fantastic directing and writing from Mike Flanagan and poignant social commentary, ‘Midnight Mass’ is a must-watch.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Midnight Mass’ is another Mike Flanagan masterpiece
By Jackson Horvat | Sep. 29, 2021Midnight Mass’ plot is constructed in a way that isn’t like usual horror films or series.
TV Review: The penultimate episode of 'What If…?' brings the band together
By Zach James | Sep. 29, 2021The questions about this series’ place in the Marvel multiverse seem to have been answered in episode eight, “What If… Ultron Won?”
Hot Takes with Tate: The HallOUween Block Party being canceled is hypocritical
By Tate Raub | Sep. 29, 2021The city of Athens tacking a second year onto the block party’s coronavirus-induced hiatus is hypocritical, considering that other mass-crowd events were and are still allowed to occur.
Wendy Williams moments every OU student can relate to
By Grace Koennecke | Sep. 29, 2021The daytime talk show host has had her moments that somehow describe the OU college experience perfectly.
Yik Yak makes a return to OU’s campus
By Ryan Maxin | Sep. 29, 2021After a four-year hiatus, the app returns with more stringent, but not fool-proof, guidelines about content.
Starbrick Gallery hosts watercolor and ceramic gallery
By Kayla Bennett | Sep. 29, 2021Starbrick Gallery, 21 W. Columbus St., Nelsonville, is hosting a Water and Mud Gallery Exhibit featuring different works of watercolor paintings and ceramics.
