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On Wednesday approximately 40 to 50 reporters at the Pentagon packed up their desks and turned in their press passes. This wasn’t because of politics or pay, it was over journalistic principles and morals.
Each fall, Ohio University transforms. Court Street bursts with green and white as alumni pour in with nostalgia. Homecoming is not another college weekend; it’s the soul of OU. Beneath the parade floats and elaborate tailgates, there’s the reminder of why this campus feels like home in the first place.
Ohio University students come from diverse backgrounds. While some have lived in Athens their whole lives, others have traveled far from home. However, no matter the distance, moving to college is an adjustment.
You don’t need to be a sports fan to have heard of Paige Bueckers. The current Dallas Wings point guard, recently named 2025 WNBA Rookie of the Year, has already built a reputation that stretches well beyond the court.
Ohio’s national and state public lands have recently been affected by cuts to budgets and staffing. In the Ohio legislature's 2026-27 budget bill, the basic operational budget for Ohio State Parks and Watercraft, which includes nearby locations such as Strouds Run State Park and Burr Oak State Park, was cut in half. The state budget bill was signed by Gov. Mike DeWine in July and brought the Parks and Watercraft budget from $55 million in the 2025 fiscal year to $27.7 million in the 2026 fiscal year.
A shocking 73.2% of students report moderate to high stress, and nearly 50% of U.S. college students report not being able to stop or control worrying more than half the time. College stressors are endless. From exams, work-study jobs, navigating independence, family conflicts and financial and social pressures, attempting to balance these obligations leave students feeling stretched beyond their limits.
Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez hosted a State of the University Address on Wednesday morning and welcomed over 8,000 new students across all campuses, as well as 261 new faculty members.
In a Sept. 2 press conference, President Donald Trump stated he would be open to former military members who are teachers to carry guns in the classroom. As of Sept. 10, there have been 47 school shootings in the U.S. this year. These shootings have occurred in elementary schools all the way up to college campuses.
This column includes matters of self-harm and suicide.
Ohio University’s campus is gorgeous. The trees, flowers and friendly students make a great atmosphere for young people from around the world to learn. However, there is a common misconception that such an environment creates a bubble that shields students from the outside world, a misconception that paints Athens as a liberally-minded wonderland filled with new ideas and investments. What people commonly reference in this idealistic belief is the city of Athens, not Athens County.
Every fall, college freshmen move into their new dorms and acclimate to life on campus. Some may try to connect with people in their dorms, memorize routes to classes or figure out the best spots to eat nearby. But for others, fall is for finding a forever family in Greek life.
It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to rise to the top of sports leagues. But much like in Hollywood, sports leagues have nepotism babies that arguably do not work as hard as others to make it in their sport.
We have made it to week three of the semester, and I bet many of you are looking into the week’s agenda, feeling the strain of classes, extracurriculars and networking. Some of you are probably currently cursing the spring semester you, who scheduled that one class at 8:30 a.m.
The months of transitioning weather can make fashion so entertaining as each day seems to feel different. As summer blends into fall, there are many new outfits to start wearing. Months like September can feel like a weird gap in seasons, but there are great transition pieces to start incorporating into your wardrobe when the weather changes.
Welcome back to Ohio University, Bobcats! I am so excited to see people on Court Street and College Green again after months of being away.
Wednesday, August 6
As my final year at Ohio University quickly approaches, I have found myself avoiding answering the question of what comes next. I’ve spent my time reflecting on moments I didn’t think I would survive, and memories I wish I could relive forever.
Ohio University’s new E.W. Scripps School of Journalism Director is not only an advocate for student media, but a “proud mom.”
From infancy, humans are tasked with growing and adapting to the world around them through a cycle of trial and error. Each time a child falls attempting to walk for the first time, they are learning and developing the motor skills they need to one day do it without thinking. The same applies to speaking, writing and even thinking itself, as well as almost every other task.
The school year consists of balancing coursework, friends and extracurriculars. People may even have time to squeeze in a job, but on top of college courses, this can be a major challenge. This is why taking advantage of summer to work can be so beneficial. Summer is a time of friends and rest, but it is also a four-month window to make money and gain more responsibility in a new environment.
Solutions by The State News