Fashion, chemistry creates successful press tours
By Kenzie Callahan | Apr. 10A successful press tour that relies on the fashion, personalities and friendships showcased by the actors can significantly boost the success of a film.
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Vintage clothing is back in style
By Leanne Abel | Apr. 10Vintage clothes are back in style, on and off the runway.
Union Bingo Night provides a sober activity option for Athens
By Jackson McCoy | Apr. 10The bar and music venue expands into new territory with a not-so-new game.
Baseball: Ohio looks to snap 8-game losing streak this weekend
By Logan Sheets | Apr. 10Ohio will be looking for a better result this weekend, entering a series against Eastern Michigan in the depths of an eight game losing streak.
Chris Knisely made history as first female president of Athens City Council
By Carly DeLuca | Apr. 10After serving on the Athens City Council for 8 years, Chris Knisely retired in 2023. As the first female president of the Council, Knisely created powerful change in the equality of the Athens local government.
UAOU unites for unionization amid university’s delays
By Maggie Amacher | Apr. 10The United Academics of Ohio University, or UAOU, organized a meeting at the Scripps Hall Amphitheater on Wednesday to show Ohio University leadership that they are ready to vote for faculty unionization.
Stolen instruments, identity theft
By Emily Stokes | Apr. 10A musical instrument was stolen in Glidden Hall; several alarms went off in Athens County, but none were found to be concerning.
Softball: Ohio returns to what makes it so dangerous in recent winning streak
By Marc Goldstein | Apr. 10Ohio Softball has been able to get its season back on track and positions itself to compete with a dominant Miami squad in the postseason.
Little Wing thrift store provides collectibles, support
By Abreanna Blose | Apr. 10Little Wing Curiosity Shoppe and Thrift Store sell a wide range of secondhand and handmade products to support Ukrainians through humanitarian relief.
Discussions on celebrities' health, appearance can cross boundaries
By Cami Seymore | Apr. 10While it may seem harmless to some, commenting on a celebrity's appearance can contribute to body shaming, invade privacy and spread unnecessary rumors.
Talking Points with Taylor: Sustainable lifestyles make smarter consumers
By Taylor Henninger | Apr. 10Sustainability is often associated with being for the benefit of the planet, but sustainability offers benefits for people too. Here is how sustainable lifestyle choices have benefitted me.
Rooks Reflects: Athens needs a European-style techno club
By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 10The rich history of techno music would diversify going-out culture in this small town.
Mount Zion Baptist Church to become Black Cultural Center
By Avery St. George | Apr. 10Mount Zion Baptist Church is currently undergoing renovations to transition into the Mount Zion Black Cultural Center. The new building will feature a coffee shop, performance space, soul food catering and a digital museum.
Athens Public Library to add adult changing stations to restrooms
By Olivia Gilliand | Apr. 10In partnership with the Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities, the Athens County Public Library system is implementing adult changing stations into their renovation plans to create more accessible facilities for Athens County residents with disabilities.
Voting rights organizations unite for accessible Ohio elections
By Abreanna Blose | Apr. 10With the 2024 Presidential Election right around the corner, voting rights organizations are making efforts to ensure equal access to the polls.
Lately with Layne: Beyoncé’s country debut stands unbound
By Layne Rey | Apr. 10“Cowboy Carter” not only deserves celebration in the country music scene, but everywhere.
Baseball: Ohio can’t find cohesion, falls in eighth straight game
By Robert Keegan III | Apr. 10Ohio falls in eighth straight game despite a good offensive performance
New Leaf Justice Enterprise offers Athens County residents affordable housing options
By Olivia Gilliand | Apr. 9Athens County’s newest housing nonprofit, New Leaf Justice Enterprise, strives to provide economic justice for Appalachian regions with 3D-printed, affordable and sustainable housing opportunities.
A brief history of animal treatment in films
By Jude Hannahs | Apr. 9A brief history of animal cruelty and treatment within famous and unrecognized movies.
