Friday from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., the Athens City Commission on Disabilities hosted their 7th annual Walk, Talk, and Roll in front of the Athens County Courthouse. The event was designed to highlight areas of inaccessibility in Athens.
Ohio will compete against the Akron Zips in an upcoming three-game series.
March was Developmental Disabilities Month and April 2 marked World Autism Awareness Day, followed by Autism Awareness Month.
In a city full of young people, interns and students, nobody should have to worry during their routine commutes.
“Adolescence” forces audiences to come to terms with the reality of the manosphere and the world in which we are raising our children.
Recent theatrical releases are only in theaters for a short time before they are dumped on a streaming service.
President Trump’s recent Truth Social post warns universities that “illegal protests” will lead to funding cuts, raising concerns about First Amendment rights.
Dating in college is a difficult task, whether someone wants a relationship or is already in one.
What to know before Ohio’s three game series on the road against Northern Illinois
On Wednesday, Nintendo aired its highly anticipated reveal presentation of the Nintendo Switch 2.
Student Senate’s General Body met Wednesday to discuss a controversial budget request and campus bigotry.
Dan Gordillo and the Action ticket dominated, winning a supermajority in multiple categories, including president, vice president and treasurer.
Netflix’s “Sakamoto Days” delivers an action-packed and comedic anime adaptation.
“Daredevil: Born Again” (2025) keeps the action happening and the story engaging but falls flat in Episode 7.
OpenAI’s newest tool is causing detrimental damage after people flooded ChatGPT to generate Studio Ghibli art.
Ohio sweeps a duo of games against Kent State Tuesday.
The pitching duo of Anna Wise and Skipp Miller led Ohio to another doubleheader sweep.
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Ohio didn’t go out without a fight, but after seven scoreless innings to start, it simply wasn’t enough.
Despite having a theatrical release in 2026, Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights film adaptation is already facing controversy — primarily surrounding the casting of Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
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