After nearly 30 years of service, the music industry’s favorite robots retired their helmets in 2021. Daft Punk was an electronic music duo that emerged from the French house music scene in the 1990s and went on to change the music industry.
Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris discuss the nation's economy, abortion rights and immigration policies during a recent debate.
As the job market is in a slow decline, some college students may be basing their majors on future pay.
Ice Spice has been at the center of controversy following feuds with Baby Storme and Cleotrapa.
Many mobile games today are trapping users in continuous advertisement cycles.
New York’s leading “It Girl” returns with a new dance-pop album 18 years after her first self-titled record in 2006.
The television award show will air and settle yearlong debates Sept. 15.
Ohio looks to bounce back from the High Point Invitational in Los Angeles.
Ohio University Faculty Senate met Monday to review progress on the ongoing transition to Canvas and the revolving sustainability fund.
The resolution, which introduces ‘Indigenous People’s Day’ to the city’s federal holiday list, is the latest legislation passed by Athens City Council to address Indigenous history
Ohio enters its fifth game of the season after holding opponents scoreless in its last two.
Variant Magazine is hosting “BRAT Night” Wednesday, Sept. 11, with discounted drinks and no cover fee.
Much of Athens County was deemed to have “exceptional drought” as the State Fire Marshal implemented open-burn bans.
Social media and health standards reveal toxic side of gym culture.
The College Book Store at OU has continually provided students with gear and supplies for 73 years and continues to be involved around campus.
Ohio picked up back-to-back overtime victories over the weekend for its first two wins of the season.
Presidential candidate Kamala Harris’ second-in-command is a breath of fresh air.
What we learned after a brief Monday conversation with Ohio coach Tim Albin.
When publications, especially those specific to a campus or community, do not report on certain events because they are difficult to cover, it is doing a disservice to its readers.
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