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The 2024-25 collegiate sports year brought a ton of success to Ohio and after this past year, aspirations are high in Athens as we turn the page to the year ahead. Before jumping forward, The Post looks at the past and remembers some of the best moments for Ohio’s teams last year.
In just a few months, Ohio University will open its doors once again to kick off the 2025-26 school year. Freshmen finally get the opportunity to experience what college is like on a public campus, and they also get to witness Ohio’s best athletes across all different sports play against other terrific athletes from different colleges.
One thing students worry about is what they should bring to college. Luckily, millions of people have gone through the process before and have tips on how to handle the situation.
As the class of 2029 explores Ohio University’s campus at Bobcat Student Orientation, excitement arises for their arrival. Although it’s fun, the independence and distance from home can also be stressful, especially without the physical presence of home. College is transformative and empowering, but it can also be difficult. There is no need to face these challenges alone.
This fall’s incoming first-year students will partake in their first official semester of classes. They will become involved with student organizations and build relationships with faculty and fellow students.
Meeting new people as an incoming student and integrating yourself into a new space can be intimidating. During students’ time at Ohio University, the school offers activities to fill the space between classes. Here are some activities on and off campus to escape the dorms and refresh between classes:
A recent round of Ohio Environmental Protection Agency grants funded 116 water systems in 58 counties across the state, including Athens. The grant consists of $2.7 million and is aimed toward improving public water systems and drinking water.
Wednesday, May 14
Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss street repaving, as well as property rezonings and a new shared-use bike path.
Through the introduction of the Ohio University President’s Opportunity Promise Award, Southeast Ohio students are offered an opportunity to study at Ohio University without heavy tuition costs.
Wednesday, May 7
The COVID-19 pandemic first struck the globe in 2019. More than five years later, its impact on education remains visible, with lasting changes to how teachers educate and how students learn.
New Ohio University students have numerous opportunities to practice their religion or discover new religious organizations on campus.
Despite common tropes, college commuters make up 85% of college students. Whether they are commuting 5 minutes or 30 minutes, freshman commuters face a unique struggle navigating college in an untraditional way.
Bobcat Student Orientation is full of the classic college fanfare: the frills, friendly staff and new friends. Green and white dot Baker University Center, The Convo and Peden Stadium. These are places incoming freshmen and their parents may remember from previous tours or the Ohio University website that often serve as important landmarks to navigate campus in the first few weeks.
Going to school out of state was a must for me when applying to college. I love my home state of Pennsylvania, I really do, but it was time to experience something new. Moving to Athens, there were a lot of adjustments I needed to make, so for the first Sassy Cassie of my senior year, I figured I would share some things that helped me adjust to life in Ohio as an out-of-state student.
Ohio University offers numerous health services to ensure students have access to health care. Between new routines, academic pressures and adjusting to campus life, students often need physical and mental support.
Stepping onto campus for the first time may feel intimidating. Ohio University can easily feel overwhelming, and getting to know Athens can be difficult. Luckily for new students, there are a few key buildings to remember and people to keep in mind.
Numerous government orders and laws targeted efforts in universities to support diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility for Ohioians at campuses, local, state and federal levels.
I have listened to The Chicks’s version of “Landslide” no less than 30 times in the past two days.
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