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College can sometimes feel lonely for students, so they turn to pets for help. Even though the idea of being able to come home to a furry friend may sound appealing, it may not be the best option for students.
Many Ohio University student employees received raises as part of a university-wide increase in the minimum wage for hourly student employees on Oct. 23.
The tradition of wearing costumes on Oct. 31 to celebrate the spooky holiday that is Halloween dates back to 1585 Scotland. During these times, people dressed in costume as a Celtic festival tradition where they would light bonfires and use their costumes to ward off ghosts.
As Athens' block party returns this year, Ohio University students eagerly dress up in their best costumes and prepare to party.
With the start of the fall and the turning of the leaves, students often like to enjoy their favorite drinks while studying and enjoying the view of orange and red. While for some a simple drink from the dining hall or local convenience store fridge will do the trick, others enjoy intricate and beautifully crafted coffees with flavors to remind them of fall.
Jordyn Anderson, a freshman studying entrepreneurship, has been infatuated with doing hair since she was 14 years old.
Breaking a mirror is an inconvenience with a bothersome cleanup, Friday the 13th is an annoying date for an exam with the weekend so close and opening an umbrella inside just does not make sense.
Horror is not often associated with children's media. The leading genre behind the comics code authority, horror, has been the subject of censorship in fear of "corrupting the youth." This is a story recreated throughout the media, inspiring films like "Scream."
The transition from summer to fall and then to winter carries with it an excitement for holiday festivities, but it’s also notorious for creating sentiments of loneliness.
October is the prime time to watch your favorite scary movies. Of course, there are a lot of options to choose from, whether you’re a classic slasher fan or a psychological thriller type, but there are several horror movies that have gone unnoticed or have fallen into the shadows of the predecessors of their respective franchises.
Every college student knows the feeling of leaving their homes to start their independent journeys at college. They all feel the similar knots in their stomach and shaking of their hands. However, moving away from home can be even more intimidating for international students.
Malcom X famously said: “The most disrespected person in America is the Black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the Black woman. The most neglected person in America is the Black woman.”
There's a brand new school club in town calling all LGBTQIA+ people who fall under the sapphic and women loving women umbrella: Lavender Menace.
The leaves are falling, the air is getting crisper and it’s time for scary movie nights to make their way onto fall bucket lists. If Halloween parties and fall bar events aren’t your scene, or you’re just looking for a chill and cozy night, this is your guide to the best spooky night in:
As the weather gets colder, it creates the perfect opportunity to bundle up and start a new show–or even a new genre. Whether you've been a fan of cartoons like "Avatar" since you were a kid or have never given animated shows a second thought, anime could be just what you're looking for. Most anime are adaptations of manga, which is similar to comic books. Anime can range from romance to action to psychological thrillers, depending on what you're feeling.
While the leaves are changing, it is getting colder and greyer outside and terms like “winter depression” are used with a very broad brush.
Last Wednesday was game day for Ohio University’s collegiate Esports team.
As the temperature begins to drop, gone are the days of cold brews and iced vanilla lattes. Taking their place, filling up stomachs and landfills, are hot mochas and warm caramel macchiatos—turning the calendar page for everyone's favorite pick-me-up.
Neon Trees has been around since the early 2010s, especially after gaining widespread recognition with their hit singles, “Animal,” in 2010 and “Everybody Talks” two years later. Comprised of vocalist Tyler Glenn, drummer Elaine Bradley and guitarists Chris Allen and Branden Campbell, the band has an immense amount of talent within it, a fact that many have seemed to have forgotten as music now enters the early 2020s.
What do students excited for the leaves to change, gold miners and the “it’s CORN” kid have in common? They all get excited at the color yellow. The color is known for its cheery influence and brightening effect, but the sunniest color may have its dark side.
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