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Greg Levy, a socialist candidate running for Senate, attended an event at Ohio University where he spoke with students and community members. Levy said his plans for office include providing solutions to problems and delivering alternatives that support the working class.
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Sherrod Brown, democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, laid out his goals to help lower the cost of living and curb government corruption at a campaign rally in Athens on Tuesday. Other speakers praised his commitment to the working class and attacked his opponent incumbent Sen. Jon Husted’s record.
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Misogynistic remarks by influential figures reflect a larger issue of how society treats women. When such behavior is dismissed, it allows harmful attitudes toward women to persist beyond entertainment.
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Ohio is eager to snap its four-game losing streak as it heads to the University of Toledo for a two-match series against the Rockets this weekend.
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Stuart’s Opera House will be showing its rendition of “Reefer Madness: The Musical” Thursday through Saturday. Cast members, crew and a Hocking College cannabis science laboratory student discuss their views on cannabis propaganda and the importance of analyzing a message.
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Tantrum Theater opens “Peter and the Starcatcher” to the public on Nov. 6, featuring students from Ohio University’s School of Theater alongside professional directors and actors. The show is a prequel of “Peter Pan,” a funny, heartfelt story about how Peter Pan comes to be.
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The Athens City Council announced plans to build eight affordable homes in Athens at the meeting Monday. The homes are funded through a $2 million grant from a state program called Welcome Home Ohio.
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Breaking down the top 25 teams in college football after week seven, plus the best candidates to take the group of six’s College Football Playoff bid at the midway point of the 2026 season.
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The Office of the Vice President for Research and Creative Activity terminated the Student Enhancement Awards in June, removing a large source of grant funding for undergraduate and graduate students. The money previously used for the awards was reallocated to support faculty.
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The upcoming gubernatorial race has high stakes for Ohio’s death penalty. Gov. Mike DeWine has upheld an unofficial moratorium on state executions, but the two candidates for next governor have taken differing stances on the issue of capital punishment.
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