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Off the Record | “Wicked” exceeded everyone’s expectations

In the months leading up to the release of the movie musical adaptation of “Wicked,” musical theater buffs and general moviegoers alike were buzzing with excitement and anticipation of whether the film would live up to everyone’s expectations. Plenty of people had expressed their doubts based on the trailer alone, …
By Alanna Marshall
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Off the Record: Beyoncé Deserved Her ‘Best Country Album’ Win

Following the 67th annual Grammy Awards on Feb. 2, 2025, there has been constant discourse surrounding Beyoncé’s win of Best Country Album for “Cowboy Carter.”Up against Chris Stapleton, Kacey Musgraves, Lainey Wilson and Post Malone, Beyoncé herself was visually shocked by the announcement of her name as the winner of …
By Alanna Marshall
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Off the record: Album review: DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS

Bad Bunny’s newest album, DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (DTMF) (“I should have taken more pictures”) has won over the public and critics alike since its release on Jan. 5, 2024. Dripping with Puerto Rican heritage and culture, DTMF pays homage to the struggles that Boricuas have experienced historically regarding things …
By Alanna Marshall
• The News Record

TQL announces NIL partnership with 10 Cincinnati student-athletes

Total Quality Logistics (TQL) has announced a Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) partnership with 10 student-athletes from the University of Cincinnati.Over 40 athletes applied for the partnership, but only 10 were selected. These athletes will create social media content on their accounts promoting TQL throughout the month.“We are thrilled with …
By Tyler Easterday
• The News Record

The voice of Cincinnati: Dan Hoard reflects on his journey, iconic moments in broadcasting

Cincinnati residents know his calls all too well.“Coffin nails!” echoes through the Queen City after a Bengals or Bearcats victory.But there's more to the famous phrase. As Dan Hoard insisted in a recent conversation, it’s actually, “Coffin Nails! Bam! Bam! Bam!”—a detail popularized by his long-time broadcasting partner, Dave Lapham.That’s …
By Tyler Easterday
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Cincinnati football's offseason checklist

Another football season has come and gone in Cincinnati.It looked like it was going to be a good one. The Bearcats started out 5-2 after a big win against Arizona State. Vibes were the best they had been since Scott Satterfield was hired late in 2022.Then, the bottom fell out. …
By Tyler Easterday
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Cincinnati falls to TCU, finish season at 5-7

A lot was on the line on Saturday.With a win, Cincinnati would send the seniors playing in their final Nippert game home happy. They would also make the fans happy by becoming eligible for their first bowl game under Scott Satterfield.This did not happen as the Bearcats lost their fifth …
By Tyler Easterday
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The Center for English as a Second Language helps International UC Students overcome barriers

Take a left at the end of the hallway on the sixth floor of the Teachers-Dyer Complex, and that’s where you’ll find the University of Cincinnati’s (UC) Center for English as a Second Language (CESL). The CESL office is a hub for international undergraduate and graduate students on campus, offering …
By Alanna Marshall
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Opinion | The Community Conversation Committee should aid the homeless in Burnet Woods

Burnet Woods has been a hot topic in Clifton for the past few months. With backlash revolving around the potential new dog park from students and community members alike, Burnet Woods has been a spark of many debates. One of those debates includes something that is not only a local …
By Willow Downs
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Opinion | Voting local is crucial

Election season just passed, leaving the political ads flooding our screens and endorsement posters lined along the streets with that occasion done for the year. You would expect most people to voted, but even though there are 161.42 million registered voters in the United States, millions still don’t vote. When …
By Willow Downs
• The News Record

Business fraternity works to leave a lasting impact on all majors

Greek life is a huge part of any college. Many college campuses have a street or a section of housing reserved specifically for fraternity and sorority houses. In recent years, with the help of social media apps such as TikTok, new trends revolving around being involved in Greek life have …
By Willow Downs
• The News Record

Business fraternity works to leave a lasting impact on all majors

Greek life is a huge part of any college. Many college campuses have a street or a section of housing reserved specifically for fraternity and sorority houses. In recent years, with the help of social media apps such as TikTok, new trends revolving around being involved in Greek life have …
By Willow Downs
• The News Record

Ariana Grande finds the light in Eternal Sunshine

Ariana Grande returns with music as she's been filming for the upcoming film adaptation of the theater musical, "Wicked," as Glinda, which comes out Thanksgiving week this year. Due to the SAG-AFTRA strike halting film production, Grande returned to her roots and decided to make an album as she said …
By Narith Nhek
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How Bearcats Food Recovery Network confronts food waste at UC

Whether it’s extreme weather, melting glaciers or rising sea levels, it’s hard to ignore the threat of climate change. Food waste contributes greatly to the climate crisis, and the Bearcats Food Recovery Network (BFRN) is doing what they can to curb it on the University of Cincinnati (UC) campus. BFRN …
By Kennedy Dudley
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Opinion | Sex education should be taught in college

There are many important subjects that the American education system covers throughout grades K-12. Of these topics, sex education is one of the most vital. Sex education is crucial for individuals of all ages. Providing students with comprehensive sex education can better assist them in making more informed decisions. However, …
By I'm Brittni Drayton
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Opinion | Therapy has benefits for everyone

Unlike what is seen in the movies, therapy is more than just laying on a couch and talking about your problems—although that is part of it. Therapy looks different for everyone. For some it is about releasing trauma or healing from the past and for others it’s about calming anxiety …
By Anna Carlson
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Exploring one of Cincinnati’s oldest libraries

In the heart of Cincinnati, Ohio, where modern life fades into a distant echo, a precious relic of history waits patiently. It's a place where time stands still amid the swirl of ceaseless progress—the Mercantile Library. The Mercantile Library, a historic institution with a legacy dating back nearly two centuries, …
By Taylor McLagan
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Why The 86? UC faculty explain the new location

The 86 Coffee Bar will be coming to the University of Cincinnati’s (UC) campus in January 2024, taking the place of the College Conservatory of Music (CCM) Starbucks location. This collaboration was inspired by Joseph Harrell, Associate Vice President of Campus Services, who frequented The 86 and was impressed by …
By Olivia Romick
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UC celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month

National Hispanic Heritage Month has, for over 50 years, celebrated Hispanic heritage and culture from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. The mid-September start date is significant because many Latin American countries celebrate their independence on this day. The University of Cincinnati (UC) and associated organizations will be hosting many events …
By Hayley Jarman
• The News Record

Opinion | Clifton Court Hall is a wonderful addition to campus

Clifton Court Hall, the University of Cincinnati’s (UC) newest addition to its uptown campus, has been hosting classes for nearly a month. Because of the diversity of courses offered through the College of Arts and Sciences that are offered in the space, many students, including myself, take classes in Clifton …
By Anna Carlson
• The News Record