Volleyball: Everything to know ahead of the High Point Invitational
By Abby Jenkins | Sep. 5The Bobcats travel to North Carolina to take on Mercer and High Point this weekend. Here is everything you need to know.
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Streaming services are losing focus
By Elizabeth Talaga | Sep. 5Are streaming services losing their initial purpose?
Katy Perry’s newest era brings controversy
By Sophia Anness | Sep. 5Katy Perry is rolling out a new album, but the controversy surrounding the album could make her new era unsuccessful.
"Batman: Caped Crusader" is not groundbreaking but good
By Jude Hannahs | Sep. 5This week, article writer Jude Hannahs reviews Amazon Prime Video’s “Batman: Caped Crusader” (2024).
Students feel mixed after switch to Canvas
By Lulu McGhee | Sep. 5Ohio University students discuss the transition from the learning platform Blackboard to Canvas, and how the adjustment has affected their semester so far.
The Lo-Down: WNBA should award two rookies
By Logan Adams | Sep. 5Two historic rookie seasons require two awards handed out.
Athena Cinema staff discuss details of renovation, reopening
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 5The theater is set to reopen on Sept. 5 with new equipment and improved structure.
Ethan’s Excerpts: National Park Service must address overcrowding, history
By Ethan Herx | Sep. 5Although progress is being made to address systemic issues, the National Park Service has a long way to go before the needs of more people are met.
Athens Heritage Square Tour promotes local history, community engagement
By Olivia Gilliand | Sep. 5The City of Athens will host a tour of its historic buildings in the uptown Heritage Square as a voluntary part of the Ohio Open Doors program this weekend. The Ohio Open Doors program is held every two years and ranges from official Ohio History Connection sites to volunteers like Athens.
City Council discusses ruling on paper bags, DORA guidelines
By Mary Kate McNamee | Sep. 5Athens City Council met Tuesday to discuss various topics such as DORA, the recent ruling on the ban on paper bags, and more
Drew’s Decrees: Public school teachers deserve more financial support
By Drew Haughn | Sep. 5If Shohei Ohtani gets paid almost $700 million to throw and hit a ball really hard, then the underpaid, overworked and stressed out teacher should be offered more compensation for turning children into respectable and hardworking adults.
OU expects decrease in first-year enrollment
By Paige Fisher | Sep. 5Candace Boeninger, vice president of enrollment management, said during the Board of Trustees meeting that OU can expect a smaller freshman class than in past years, partially by design.
Daily Rundown: OU expects decrease in first-year enrollment, The Side Bar opens, welcomes new music, Drew’s Decrees: Public school teachers deserve more financial support, and more!
By Drew Hoffmaster | Sep. 4Daily Rundown: OU expects decrease in first-year enrollment, The Side Bar opens, welcomes new music, Drew’s Decrees: Public school teachers deserve more financial support, and more!
What Happens on Court Stays on Court: New Season, New Hosts
By Nicholas Kobe and Sullivan Beach | Sep. 4What Happens on Court, previously hosted by two Post Alumnae is back for a third season with brand new hosts, Nicholas Kobe and Sullivan Beach! Nicholas and Sullivan talk about their time and experience at Ohio University so far.
David Kushner’s debut album is a grand start for a rising artist
By Ashley Pomplas | Sep. 4David Kushner’s debut album “The Dichotomy” is a powerful start to his music career.
Simple Science: What's the psychology behind buying concert tickets?
By Alexandra Hopkins | Sep. 4Weighing the stress of purchasing live concert tickets online and the experience is an integral part of today's live music experience.
6 ways to balance school and work as students
By Alicia Szczesniak | Sep. 4How to balance work, life, health and class without burning yourself out.
2 new cafes open in Jefferson Marketplace
By Sophia Anness | Sep. 4Two new cafes opened in Jefferson Market at the beginning of the fall semester, located on East Green, for students to grab coffee at.
From the Grapevine: College students are not alone in loneliness
By Libby Evans | Sep. 4Everyone feels lonely at times in college as they shift out of their childhood demographics where they stayed for most of their lives.
Parents, OU staff combat on-campus housing concerns
By Olivia Gilliand | Sep. 4Ohio University undergraduate students moved into on-campus housing just two weeks ago, and OU is striving to make living there as comfortable as possible.
