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Pride Month is traditionally held throughout the month of June in celebration of LGBTQ identities. The month is usually met with parades, concerts, festivals and other wildly joyful celebrations as people embrace themselves and their loved ones.
Hundreds of people protested, marched and chanted against police brutality across Athens on Tuesday.
In front of the Athens County Courthouse, Keshawn Mellon, Merri Biechler and Shelley Delaney stood with peaceful protestors Sunday against the death of George Floyd, a black man who was killed May 25 by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.
“The land of the free and home of the brave,” a historical statement that has transcended our nation’s timeline, but a lie, nonetheless. For white people, the quote still rings true as ever — but at the cost of marginalized communities.
This is not my Ohio University.
April was Sexual Assault Awareness Month, but Ohio University has been spreading awareness about sexual assault on its campus for the entire 2019-20 school year.
The Ohio University Police Department is moving to The Ridges in June from its office in Scott Quad primarily to get more office space.
Although she didn’t realize it at first, Kaya Jokanovic said the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on her mental health.
There’s a mutual understanding among everyone, right now, that life could be and has been better. The coronavirus pandemic, and the corresponding stay-at-home order issued by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, have emptied the streets and closed the regular public meeting spaces. Those quiet streets, along with the thunderstorms that have rushed in alongside spring, call for content that matches the eerie feeling outside during the pandemic.
“War! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing.” Edwin Starr’s 1970 hit “War (What Is It Good for?)” tells us all we need to know about war: that it isn’t good for anything. War’s detrimental effects on humanity are widely discussed. From injuries to psychological damage to the taking of lives, war is humanity’s absolute most self-destructive tendency.
The Athens Police Department arrested an Ohio University student on Tuesday on East State Street for violating Ohio’s Stay at Home Order.
Ohio University activated its Critical Incident Response Team Monday after Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency when three people tested positive for COVID-19, or the coronavirus.
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The Athens Police Department received a rape report Friday that occurred on the east end of Athens in December.
145 Athens citizens, Ohio University students and some visitors from Ohio State University went to the Athena Cinema, 20 S Court St., to listen to the East Cleveland Three talk about what it was like to be wrongfully convicted of murder.
Two Ohio University students spoke to City Council on Monday about the landscaping efforts that will happen during the new Athens Beautification Month in April.
Censorship is a dangerous concept to mess with, but legislators in Oklahoma feel differently.
A man reported to The Ohio University Police Department on Friday that his bicycle was stolen from the Adams Hall garage.
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After being accosted on campus by several hundred protesters, Kaitlin Bennett tweeted that she would be returning to Ohio University with “an army of gun owners for an open carry walk through campus.”
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