Weekender Briefs: What’s happening, rescheduled or canceled this weekend
By Baylee DeMuth and Riley Runnells | Apr. 15, 2020More lists will come as events are rescheduled.
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Blotter: Stolen firearm, identity fraud
By Kirsten Thomas | Apr. 15, 2020It is unclear if the firearm has been located.
Men's Basketball: Meet the 3 players who joined Ohio during the late signing period
By Jack Gleckler | Apr. 15, 2020Ohio signed two transfers and one freshman during the late signing period.
Ohio Supreme Court allows Athens County woman to run for office
By Ian McKenzie | Apr. 15, 2020She was protested before because she was thought to have not lived in Athens County for a year before the election.
Graduate Student Senate: New grade system for spring semester discussed, executive board inducted
By Bekah Bostick | Apr. 14, 2020Graduate students have the option of a new grading system to help with their GPAs.
Passion Works donates homemade face masks to help prevent spread of COVID-19
By Lily Roby | Apr. 14, 2020Local arts center Passion Works Studio plans to make 1,200 to 1,500 face masks to protect those on the frontlines from the coronavirus.
Album Review: ‘The New Abnormal’ isn’t perfect, but it’s a satisfying project for longtime fans of The Strokes
By Noah Wright | Apr. 14, 2020‘The New Abnormal’ is the new normal for The Strokes.
YouTube’s ‘AJayII’ is the perfect combination of musical insight, humor
By Bre Offenberger | Apr. 14, 2020It’ll only take a few minutes of watching to see why she deserves every view she gets.
A ruthless yet humbling roast of every zodiac sign
By Madyson Lewellyn | Apr. 14, 2020Scorpios are demonic, and Pisces are crybabies.
Album Review: Bilingual artist Ambar Lucid drops 'Garden of Lucid,' a project full of sad ballads, stunning vocals
By Hannah Burkhart | Apr. 14, 2020Ambar Lucid delivers a nine-track project of broken-heart ballads with a dash of appreciation for her individuality.
TV Review: ‘The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart’ is basically the same as ‘Bachelor in Paradise’
By Madyson Lewellyn | Apr. 14, 2020Jed Wyatt is crying somewhere.
Professors finding normalcy in time of change
By Bekah Bostick | Apr. 14, 2020University professors are dealing with the change in remote learning similar to students.
Words I Might Have Ate: Five true crime podcasts for a creepy quarantine
By Shelby Campbell | Apr. 13, 2020Here’s five non-exploitative true crime podcasts for the adrenaline you crave.
All 2021 emojis have been postponed; April marks Autism Awareness Month
By Molly Schramm | Apr. 13, 2020Your daily Athens newsletter.
OU Bachelor of Science in Nursing organization makes contributions from the sidelines
By Riley Runnells | Apr. 13, 2020Making face masks and writing to healthcare workers are some of the ways they’re looking to give back.
April marks month of recognition for individuals with autism
By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 13, 2020Many people in Athens still celebrate the annual event to bring awareness to autism.
City Council: Residents encouraged to prepare for off-campus move out
By Kyra Leckrone | Apr. 13, 2020Mayor Steve Patterson expressed concern for increased risk of COVID-19 spread for the weeks of April 27 and May 4 as students move out of off-campus housing.
Q&A: Actor, journalist Reed Alexander talks ‘iCarly,’ journalism experiences
By Riley Runnells | Apr. 13, 2020The iCarly star is now an esteemed journalist with credits like CNN and Wall Street Journal.
Construction continues at OU during COVID-19 pandemic
By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 13, 2020Construction is considered essential by the governor’s official stay-at-home order.
Noah's Ark: The state of the Plain Dealer isn’t just troubling. It’s heartbreaking
By Noah Wright | Apr. 13, 2020A newspaper that has been serving the city of Cleveland since 1840, that two decades ago had 340 employees, is now reduced to a staff smaller than most high school newspapers.
