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Taniah Stephens set in the blocks at the Jim Green Invitational with butterflies in her stomach. It was her first indoor meet for Ohio, and she was set to run in an event that Ohio rarely competed in. Now, she’s been etched in the record books.
What’s a walk through campus without music? While passing others, it’s almost certain to be met with smiles or nods of acknowledgment in lieu of conversation as most have music cranked in their ears. Those who are not fans of constant music or who are looking for a switch-up can consider other ways to stay entertained while trudging along. Perfecting a personal commute playlist is an art form, but another considerable option is podcasts.
If your New Year’s Resolution is to make 2022 your most goal-crushing year yet, a good ol’ planner can get you there.
“Birthright” is the name for the program that offers free trips to Israel to Jewish college students. It offers trips to students aged 18-32, and the trips are seven to 10 days long. The majority of the trips take place during school breaks, and tend to combine two or three schools’ groups and combine them on a bus.
‘Tis the season for holidays, family gatherings and, of course, giving gifts. On a college budget, expensive gifts can be hard to manage. However, some of the most sincere gifts often come with only the price of dedicated time. Craft-loving students share the homemade gifts they love to make and receive.
The women’s ultimate frisbee program was established at Ohio University in the ‘90s. It coined its current name, Stacked Cats, in 2001. The team has never been to a national tournament, but that is all about to change starting Dec. 17.
It’s “wyd?” season.
Outdoor Pursuits is the adventure recreation and education program through Ohio University’s Campus Recreation. The organization provides students, faculty, staff and the Athens community with many opportunities for healthy outdoor recreational and leadership development activities. It also focuses on experiential learning and environmental awareness.
Ohio coach Bob Boldon rearranged the starting lineup for Ohio’s game against Mercyhurst on Saturday. A new face emerged from Ohio’s bench when the lights went out to announce the starting lineups. Freshman Yaya Felder earned her first career start.
A few weeks ago, I almost did something I’ve never done throughout my past three years of college. I was incredibly close to packing a weekend bag and making the seven hour trek home to Illinois.
Music is one of the languages with which most humans can resonate. And if there’s one beverage most humans love and rely on, it’s coffee. Among all of the matters society tends to disagree on, both music and coffee are two integrals of everyday life that people can recognize as culturally significant.
“Friday nights are for The Union” has become my unofficial slogan this semester. More often than not, I find myself making the short walk in shoes made for jumping and dancing, dressed for a usually unplanned night at my favorite music joint.
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Ohio University loves being known. The school goes out of its way to embrace every brand it can: posting graphics of Rufus eating Miami University’s mascot after the Nov. 2 football win; embracing its family reputation with Dad’s Weekend; unveiling new banners still celebrating last year’s March Madness success and more. However, the administration avoids one of OU’s biggest reputations like it’s Jeff Hill: the party school brand.
The Division of Diversity and Inclusion is sponsoring a campus climate survey for students, faculty and staff to collect data about Ohio University’s community opinions on diversity and inclusion.
After over 75 years since the Holocaust, certain perceptions and manifestations of antisemitism remain in society and as a topic of discussion globally.
It’s the end of the semester, and you know what that means. Projects are due, finals are incoming and your heart is likely palpitating. Now, more than ever, is the time of year to take some time for yourself.
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If there’s one thing that is loved by all Ohio University students, it’s Halloween. And we love it quite a lot.
It’s not uncommon for public figures to have their private life scrutinized; intimate relationships, family life and medical conditions have all been examined under figurative microscopes by the press and the internet alike. Many more public figures have had scandals scrutinized, though. We all remember the infamous Ariana Grande donut-licking incident, Lil Nas X’s Satan shoes situation and when the internet unearthed Chrissy Teigen’s vitriolic tweets.
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