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Student Senate proposed a resolution that would eliminate graduate students from Student Senate’s constitution at last Wednesday’s meeting. It was heavily denied with only two opposing votes.
Watching children with special needs play sports with confidence in themselves is why Katy Curnutte finds being part of RallyCap Sports so gratifying.
The Board of Trustees met Friday to discuss and vote on matters of the audit, new appointees and a new model regarding regional higher education.
The shapes, shades and contours of the human body are captured by Athens residents and Ohio University students alike at figure drawing sessions held at The Dairy Barn Arts Center.
Antonio Cowart, Teyvion Kirk and Jason Preston defended well for the first 34 minutes.
Let me take you back a moment. The year is 2016 and Donald Trump is at a rally and the “Build the Wall” chant starts. The majority of the nation laughs at the idea of a border wall separating the United States and Mexico. No one is taking it seriously as a threat. When I mentioned my issues with Trump, many responded by saying, “he doesn’t actually mean that,” or “that will never actually happen.” But here we are. My worst fears are becoming a reality. The issue of the wall has consumed our government since the midterms. What was once a symbolic idea has now become a rallying cry, a campaign promise that Trump will not let go of. Although the idea of the wall is opposed by nearly 61 percent of Americans, according to a Gallup Poll from Feb. 12, we are now trespassing into unknown territory.
Ohio University will bring the musical Rent to the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium for two shows this week and have audiences singing for 525,600 minutes.
With the recent revelations of Virginia’s governor, Ralph Northam, appearing in a racist yearbook photo, several people have called for his resignation, while others have rushed to his defense. The yearbook photo exhibits two people: one dressed up as a member of the Ku Klux Klan, and the other in blackface. Earlier this week, the governor apologized for his appearance in the photo but later denied that either person pictured was him. Despite this, Northam has admitted to dressing up in blackface around the same time frame. If you are a person of moral standard, any toleration of this obvious act of racism should bother you.
Everyone knows that one class specific to your major that every upperclassman warns underclassmen about: the dreaded “weed-out” class. Does there have to be a weed-out class for every major?
As the acceptance status of future members of the class of 2023 remains up in the air until March 1, the factor of increased tuition at OU could affect their decision to enroll.
Athens Middle School graduate Emmalyn Brown, a sexual assault survivor and an advocate, used her experiences to start an investigation into how an official handled her complaint.
You’ve heard it said before: College students tend to live in a bubble. And admittedly, that’s kind of the way college works, especially in a town like Athens.
Jason Preston nearly wasn’t an Ohio Bobcat.
The United States’ two-party governing system is, for a lack of any better words, bad.
In preparation for the 2018 midterm elections, student political groups on campus spent countless hours raising awareness about the political process and the issues on the ballot. These groups all had different reactions to the midterms’ outcome, but one thing stays the same between them: they aren’t letting the election results change the groups’ agendas.
Scary movies need no excuse; they’re acceptable year-round. 2018 was chock-full of horror of all types – possessions, campy teen thrills, period pieces, monsters, hauntings, sequels and prequels. It can be hard to remember what was released this year, let alone remembering what was worth a marathon revisit. We’ve done the hard work for you with 18 reviews of the best and worst that 2018 had to offer.
FRISCO, Texas — Frank Solich embraced his wife.
On Saturday, about 900 students received diplomas from Ohio University at Fall Commencement.
On Monday December 3rd it was a huge scare for all of us Friends lovers. There was a rumor that was going around that Friends was going to get taken off of Netflix as of January 1, 2019 and every one was shook. For most of us poor college students that don’t want to spend sixty or more dollars on the box set it was some tragic news. Later in the day Netflix came out and said that it wasn’t true, aka best news that I’ve heard all month. So where did this rumor come from anyway?
Ohio University has done a lot in recent years to keep campus up-to-date. That can be seen clearly in its latest renovations on projects like McCracken Hall, the CoLab in Alden Library and Ellis Hall, which is slated to be finished in time for the upcoming Spring Semester.
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