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As the weather gets colder and a new season arises, it’s simply irresistible to bring out the blankets, grab a fresh cup of coffee and cozy up with a good book. Whether it be a substantial thriller or a heartwarming piece, a worthy classic or a fresh young adult novel, there is an abundance of books to choose from. Here are some notable fall choices, guaranteed to get you in the mood for the autumn season:
Every third Thursday of the month, passersby will most likely see a mob of Ohio University students ‘oohing’ and ‘awing’ at Alden Library’s Therapy Dog Thursdays.
Happiness is rumored to come in rose-colored glasses. So why is pink excluded from the rainbow?
Founded over four decades ago, Ohio University’s Student Alumni Board continues to impact its members.
Only a slight trek uphill from Baker University Center bus stop resides the Career Closet, nestled inside McGuffey Hall.
On Tuesday, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Insomnia Cookies bakery yielded a line of sleepless students looking for free sweet treats on a strict, no slippers, no shirt, no service basis– well, unless one argued a case at the register.
The 2019 film "Joker," starring Joaquin Phoenix, was a box-office hit. With an 8.4/10 rating on IMDb, it landed well with critics. Its October domestic opening set a record high, bringing in $96.2 million, and it is the highest-grossing R-rated movie globally, at $1.07 billion. The blockbuster was visually beautiful in contrast to being psychologically dark and disturbing.
As setup for the 2022 Involvement Fair commenced, Coffee Club Vice President Savannah Dawson, a junior studying journalism, stocked the club’s booth with five jugs of cold brew, two cartons of oat milk and one gallon of 2% milk, fully expecting to be able to live off of the leftovers over the ensuing weeks.
In college, your major can say a lot who you are as a person. Because your major is possibly going to dictate what you’ll be doing for the rest of your life, it’s easy to judge one’s character based on their area of study. If you’re curious about how you’re perceived based on your major, we’ve got you covered. Here’s what your major says about you:
Great Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, Elizabeth II, died peacefully Thursday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. She was 96 years old.
Old Man’s Cave is one of Hocking Hills State Park's most popular destinations and greatest mysteries.
Ping Recreation Center is home to many free group workout opportunities on campus, including the widely popular cardio dance classes. Starting on Aug. 30, Ohio University students were ecstatic to dust off their dancing shoes, relieve some stress and enjoyably break a sweat.
The most transitional time of anyone’s life is their 20s, filled with lots of problems and questions but very little answers and solutions. Whether you’re trying hard to find love, a career or even yourself, there is a lot of worthy knowledge to gain after reading a book regarding that aspect. While it might not answer all of your questions, these seven helpful books will ease a bit of stress and tension that may be occurring during these impactful 10 or so years:
Not to be confused with Mario Kart’s Rainbow Road, the Rainbow Bridge is a path with a more solemn purpose. Created by author Deborah Barnes in 2015, Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day is a day to honor the memory of cherished pets who have passed on, according to a Newswire news release.
Olivia Wilde’s "Don’t Worry Darling" has been generating all kinds of buzz since it was announced in August 2019. April 2020 brought the first casting announcement for the film and it has been gaining traction in entertainment media ever since.
Walking around Ohio University on a warm sunny day, it is not uncommon to see colorful hammocks dispersed around campus.
Emily Osborn, a freshman in psychology, reaches for her coffee at Court St. Coffee, the during the Tuesday meeting of the Coffee Club.
Now that Syllabus Week is over, students are working on their first assignments of the school year. There can be stress that comes with the first couple of weeks of classes while trying to find what works best. The greatest way to survive is to find a place to study that feels right. Somewhere that is comfortable and calm can be beneficial.
According to the Center for Women and Families, more than 50% of sexual assaults on college campuses occur within the first four months of the Fall Semester. This period, August to November, has been deemed the "Red Zone."
Being a person who identifies as a woman looks different for everyone because of personal life experiences and aspirations. One’s own womanhood is perceived and measured by others in various ways that have historically and presently formed barriers to equal treatment in the workplace, educational spaces, government and more. But there is a special day that brings awareness to the inequalities women endure in these areas.
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