So Listen: Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy and how it impacts Athens
By Mikayla Rochelle | Sep. 21, 2020Ruth Bader Ginsburg helped make federal human rights decisions. Those decisions have impacted Athens.
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OHIO in LA program virtually engages students
By Abby Brown | Sep. 21, 2020OU’s Los Angeles internship program has switched to virtual this year.
Psychology students learn and practice at campus clinic
By Keri Johnson | Sep. 21, 2020Students can work but also get help at the Ohio University Psychology and Social Work Clinic.
OU’s Global Opportunities programs affected by COVID-19 pandemic
By Hannah Burkhart | Sep. 21, 2020Ohio University’s Office of Global Opportunities is working with various programs and organizations in order to continue global and multicultural education.
Honest Adonis: Kanye’s quests are noble but poorly managed
By Adonis Fryer | Sep. 21, 2020Kanye West is a master of executing artistic concepts, but his attempts to change the social fabric of America lack the same genius.
TV Review: ‘Lovecraft Country’: “Meet me in Daegu,” is an imperfect, but engaging episode
By Adonis Fryer | Sep. 21, 2020“Meet Me in Daegu” has a strong premise, but storytelling flaws hold it back from reaching its maximum potential.
Just Listen to JL: Why the Black quarterback is a modern day superhero
By J.L. Kirven | Sep. 21, 2020Representation matters. Even in football.
Every song by American Football, ranked
By Bre Offenberger | Sep. 21, 2020Will you agree? Probably not.
Album Review: ‘Long Violent History’ is a striking confrontation about race and tradition
By Shelby Campbell | Sep. 21, 2020Childers’ new take on storytelling shouldn’t be mistaken for just another country album.
Jason Pina steps down as Vice President of Student Affairs; Jenny Hall-Jones takes his place in the interim
By Nolan Simmons | Sep. 21, 2020Jason Pina is leaving his role at OU for a new position at New York University.
Universities begin to cancel spring break due to COVID-19; CPS and other campus organizations are spreading awareness for National Suicide Prevention Week
By Lexi Lepof | Sep. 21, 2020Your daily Athens Newsletter.
Uncle Sam: Defunding the police – what Athens can learn from Denver
By Sam Smith | Sep. 20, 2020Denver’s STAR program has sent mental health professionals (not police) on over 350 emergency calls. They haven’t needed police back-up once.
Thinking in Print: Slapping SpongeBob and Hillenburg too
By Charlene Pepiot | Sep. 20, 2020Entertainment studios are shameless in backstabbing their show creators.
The Cat's Cradle: Shin Godzilla is the best modern Godzilla film
By Benjamin Ervin | Sep. 20, 2020Shin Godzilla is a recent addition to the Godzilla franchise that deserves the attention.
Students, CPS talk National Suicide Prevention Month
By Erin Gardner | Sep. 20, 2020September is National Suicide Prevention Month.
'Greener Pastures' episode 4: Importance of Trees
By Kyra Leckrone and Zach James | Sep. 20, 2020On this episode of Greener Pastures, hosts Kyra Leckrone and Zach James discuss the impact trees have on the environment.
High School Football: Here's what you missed during Week 4 of TVC-Ohio Football
By Tyler Johnson , Jack Gleckler and Scott Thomas | Sep. 20, 2020Week four ended without Athens and Wellston getting to play.
Coronavirus: Athens County closes in on 600 cases
By Ian McKenzie | Sep. 20, 2020The week of Sept. 6 is the second highest reported case onset in the county.
Album Review: Movements is in perfect form on ‘No Good Left To Give’
By Bre Offenberger | Sep. 20, 2020The California-based quartet, after an immaculate debut LP in Feel Something, has somehow outdone itself.
Album Review: Knuckle Puck’s ‘20/20’ is everything pop-punk needs right now
By Bre Offenberger | Sep. 20, 2020Fortunately, there are no bad tracks.
