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Not everyone listens to the call to vote, but as the last day of voter registration for the 2022 Midterms passed on Oct. 11, the choice to cast ballots lies in the hands of individuals who did.
Homecoming is a very exciting time. Current and former Bobcats get to reunite with old friends, visit nostalgic places and come back to a city that holds a special place in their lives. There are a ton of events that take place in celebration of homecoming but all of them center around one thing: the football game.
As Homecoming Weekend nears, Athens fills with the excitement of returning Bobcats. Whether it be the Homecoming Parade, the big football game, or simply seeing a favorite professor again, Homecoming means something different to everyone.
The role of college students is supposed to be to earn a degree in a specialized area they enjoy pursuing and learning about. But outside of students’ chosen majors, minors and other interests, there are challenges to graduating that don’t include academics.
Founded over four decades ago, Ohio University’s Student Alumni Board continues to impact its members.
On Tuesday, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Insomnia Cookies bakery yielded a line of sleepless students looking for free sweet treats on a strict, no slippers, no shirt, no service basis– well, unless one argued a case at the register.
On a bright day in Oakland, Maine, two figures are seen shooting a ball on an open net. It is the summertime, which for the Littlefield sisters means working hard to hone their crafts. Weslee and her younger sister, Bodhi, have worked countless hours to collectively arrive at the level of playing Division I field hockey for the same team.
Ohio State is known for having one of the best wide receiver groups in all of college football, so why would one of its wide receivers transfer to Ohio? The truth of the matter is, Ohio was everything Sam Wiglusz wanted in his new program.
Ohio traveled to State College over the weekend to take on Penn State in front of more than 107,000 fans at Beaver Stadium, and it went about as one would expect.
Ric Sheffield never had any intention of writing his book “We Got By: A Black Family’s Journey in the Heartland.” Nonetheless, the professor emeritus of legal studies and sociology at Kenyon College began to write down his family’s stories when he couldn’t visit his mother in the summer of 2020.
Every tour guide at Ohio University proudly boasts the school’s “over 550 student organizations” to potential students. Traversing the brick streets, OU-clad guides often offer an accompanying quip: “and if there’s not one you like, you can start your own!”
The Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, or HCOM, offers a traveling mobile clinic to provide health care services to Ohio University students and people in 24 other Ohio counties.
The beginning of a new academic year is always stressful; classes are starting, you’re meeting new people and it’s difficult to move away from what’s familiar to you.
Last week, students throughout the university were pondering how they could start their semester off right, and what outfits they should wear to progress toward becoming the person they want to be.
Something that is consistent for any student in any year in college is a general feeling of anxiety when it comes to starting classes. The important thing to remember is you are not alone. Not only are you not alone in the way you feel, but you are not alone in your struggle. There are so many options for help on campus and so many people who want to help you in the many facets of college life.
Netflix originals often fail to land with a majority of watchers, especially those who are quality film connoisseurs. They typically are a mindless watch, with few leaving an impact extending beyond the run-time of the movie. However, romantic dramedy "Look Both Ways," directed by Wanuri Kahiu and written by April Prosser leaves viewers with a profound message and endless questions viewers can ask themselves, especially those who are in their 20s and beginning to enter adulthood.
Robby Takac is the bassist for and founding member of the Goo Goo Dolls, the famed rock band from New York. The band, created in 1986, has 36 years worth of music under its belt.
Athens native and Ohio University alumnus Matthew Presutti has used his education and background to instill sustainable practices into his printmaking work. In the past three years, Presutti has had the opportunity to utilize hemp as a material for printmaking at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
College is a strange time in life for young adults. For many students, it is the first time they will navigate living away from the safety net of home and indulge in the experience of becoming a relatively independent individual in society.
As a sports journalist, I am constantly immersed in the world of collegiate sports. Sometimes, it's almost to the point that I forget that the athletes aren’t relics — they’re people.
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