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Over the last few months, the University of Alabama has become the center of the college basketball world, first for good and then for very bad reasons.
“Come on, Zaynie!”
Alec Patino’s not a showy guy. He doesn’t like to broadcast his emotions on the field.
Pizza originated in Naples, Italy, in the 1700s to feed the overpopulated and poor community near the bay. Funnily enough, pizza now stands as a renowned college kid delicacy for nights out and nights in.
Students who walk through Tupper at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays may be surprised to see a fitness group meeting, but for OU CHAARG members, it’s a normal occurrence. CHAARG is a national organization founded in 2012 at Ohio State University to unite women and make working out fun. CHAARG stands for Changing Health, Attitudes and Actions to Recreate Girls.
In the highly-anticipated AFC Championship game, the Cincinnati Bengals were bested by the Kansas City Chiefs, thus losing their reigning title and a chance to play in the Super Bowl LVII. While the official odds were somewhat split between the two teams, many local onlookers in Athens were rooting for the Bengals, not only for their proximity, but because the beloved quarterback, Joe Burrow, is a hometown boy.
National Girls and Women in Sports Day is annually observed during the first week in February. 2023 marks the 37th celebration of the day, powered by the Women’s Sports Foundation.
The Bengals may have lost, but there are still plenty of Athens names to cheer for. Feb. 1 marks the celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day. Women in sports are often put into categories and breaking stigmas can be very difficult for both active and former athletes who love their sport.
Spring Semester is off to a cold start. Returning to school after winter break is inevitably difficult and potentially stressful for some students. On top of a busy schedule of new classes, sports, arts and student organizations, some students are beginning to search for internships. Spring and summer are the prime time for getting the job experience to make a resume stand out.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees met Thursday and Friday to discuss the Inclusive Access Textbook Program, updates on the ASCENT program and hear updates on the university from OUR President Hugh Sherman.
The transition from high school to college is likely the most significant adjustment many will make in their lifetime. The good news is that the thought of it is more stressful than the actual transition. As a college freshman, I can’t offer a lot of advice, but here’s five things I wish I knew at this time last year.
As 2023 begins, many may be anticipating Jan. 1 as a fresh start, a time to begin a new hobby or change their lifestyle for the better. Others may see it as just another day on the calendar, and if they want to make a change, it does not have to be at the start of a new year. Are New Year’s resolutions dead or just taking on a new form?
Ohio State got punched in the mouth by Michigan Saturday. There's no other way to say it. There's a sour taste in Buckeyes fans' mouths right now for a good reason.
Although we live in a world dominated by machinery and modern technology, artisanship still manages to exist and contributes profoundly to certain industries today.
Spotify is inundated with big artists. While there’s nothing wrong with these big artists, sometimes you want something fresh and something new. Or, maybe you just want to proudly gate keep a band and tell people you listened to them before they were big. No matter the reason, we’ve compiled a list of artists with under one million Spotify listeners that you should be listening to:
A.J. Clayton is one of two veteran underclassmen at Ohio. The sophomore played in 34 games last season and made a positive impact on the court.
With election day approaching on Tuesday, Nov. 8, students at Ohio University are eagerly registering to vote and preparing to cast their ballots. In modern elections, college students have been voting at record rates. In the 2020 election, 66% of registered college voters cast their ballots.
Athens and Home Depot will have something in common this weekend: both will be full of dads.
Foliage is at its peak right now and Ohio couldn’t be any more autumnal. The rich red of the oak trees next to a warm orange and yellow makes Athens’ nature stand out during fall. But nature in Ohio is worth observing all year.
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