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‘New Chords on the Block’ mixes music, friendship
(03/07/24 4:00am)
Standing in a huddle, each member of “New Chords on the Block” put their hands together. Within seconds, all the members jump and raise their voices, chanting, “Chords, Chords, Chords.” Energy lights up the room, and New Chords is ready to commence its final rehearsal before the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, or ICCA.
Khaos Dance Team provides sisterhood
(03/05/24 1:40am)
Amid the stressful times of classes, academic events, extracurriculars and trying to balance time for mental health, many people look for a like-minded community to decompress and have fun with. For some Black dancers, that community is the Khaos Dance Team.
How music affects your brain
(02/29/24 4:00am)
Many music concert-goers have felt the electric feeling of music rushing through their bones — that tingle down their arms and legs that makes their hair stand up. Some concertgoers may even call the feeling addicting.
Taylor’s Table Talk: High school-to-college sweethearts not doomed
(02/28/24 4:09am)
The first day of college brought excitement for a new era. Out of high school and starting anew, I delighted in the new opportunities and friendships I would make. Yet, my first day came with a new apprehension: would I fall into the doomed high school sweetheart trope?
Police chief, students address concerns for Athens safety
(02/29/24 3:00am)
Ohio University student Kara Nemet, a junior studying computer science, avoids staying out past 2 a.m. when the bars start to close. She said she followed the advice of an Athens Police Department lieutenant – who visited her forensics class – to stay in groups.
Pink Cab brings late-night safety to students
(02/27/24 2:16am)
For many women, feeling comfortable and safe on Lyft and Uber rides home after a fun night out with friends is a big concern. According to The Verge, 21% of Lyft drivers and 27% of all Uber drivers in the U.S. are women. In the latest safety reports from Lyft and Uber, both companies have respectively received over 3,000 and 4,000 sexual assault reports from riders and drivers, according to Business Insider.
From the Grapevine: Unconventional spring cleaning has refreshing effects
(02/26/24 2:48am)
Nearing springtime, the chores of spring cleaning await alongside the light at the end of winter’s looming tunnel. Many studies directly link cleaning to mental health through creating a relaxed, distraction-free environment and the peace discovered in purging those distractions. However, there are other ways to “spring clean" besides deep cleaning that have the same refreshing effects.
OU celebrates Founders Day
(02/19/24 2:29am)
On Feb. 18, Ohio University celebrated its 220th. Founders Day created an opportunity for students, staff and Athens locals to acknowledge the several accomplishments since the university’s founding in 1804. The celebrations included a virtual 5k, a birthday bash and an archives presentation about OU and The Post during WWII.
Drew’s Decrees: OU Students need to be aware of dangers of Zyns
(02/16/24 3:01am)
If you attend college in 2024, you will have probably noticed some unique nicknames about the new nicotine pouches known as Zyns. The Thomas Jefferzyn, Lamar Jackzyn and, of course, the upper decky lip pillow. However, no matter what comedic or hip little names we have for it, it's still a nicotine product that can cause many physical and mental long-term problems.
Politics and Pop Culture: Timing of Rafah bombing no coincidence
(02/15/24 3:11am)
In the early hours of Monday, Feb. 12, the Israel Defense Force, or IDF, bombed Rafah, the southernmost city in Gaza, which borders Egypt. The 25-square-mile city is densely populated, currently holding over a million displaced Palestinians who have been seeking refuge there since the IDF declared it a safe zone.
OU offers new mental health service geared toward online and regional students
(02/14/24 3:17am)
In partnership with TimelyCare, a platform for online mental health services, Ohio University plans to roll out a new set of counseling services in about six to eight weeks geared primarily to serve online and regional students.
OU students anticipate the 2024 presential election
(02/08/24 4:37am)
It has been four years since President Joe Biden was elected into office, meaning it is once again time for a presidential election. Although it is only the primaries, many voters are already anticipating the election.
Student Senate hosts party in honor of Period Project
(02/08/24 4:15am)
Student Senate will be hosting a student engagement opportunity to honor the implementation of the Period Project on Feb. 22, from 5-8 p.m.
OU offers resources, guidance to encourage student research
(02/06/24 4:29am)
Ohio University offers many different research materials accessible to students. As an academic institution, students conducting research is not only possible but encouraged. Additionally, there is a wide range of types of research that can be conducted for both personal and academic reasons.
New app ‘Journal’ promotes healthy habits, mental health awareness
(01/30/24 3:16am)
Dec. 11, 2023, Apple Inc. released its newest iOS 17.2 for iPhones, including a new pre-installed app, Journal. According to the Apple Newsroom, the app uses “on-device machine learning to provide personalized suggestions to inspire journal entries.” New AI technology is utilized to encourage self-reflection and mental health awareness. If people are already addicted to their phones, maybe healthy habits can come out of a notification.
What We’re Watching: Yorgos Lanthimos is the king of unorthodox films
(01/24/24 3:03am)
Psychological films are a genre that has been a staple in Hollywood from the beginning. According to filmbinder, one of the earliest films of all time, “A Trip To the Moon,” is regarded as the first psychological film ever made. With a short 14-minute runtime and a small budget for 1902, its story is about astronauts landing on the moon and fighting off the planet’s hostile inhabitants.
Artist Spotlight: Ceara Cavalieri's music is an auditory reflection of Southern California
(01/23/24 1:18am)
Ceara Cavalieri is a singer/songwriter from Southern California whose musical style is an auditory reflection of the place she calls home. She has released 10 singles and several tracks in collaboration with other artists. According to a press release, Cavalieri's new single, "My Favorite," is set to release on Jan. 26.
Students reflect on resolution-making
(01/06/24 5:38am)
2023 has come to an end, and for some Ohio University students, the new year is the perfect opportunity to make new resolutions. However, others have found that resolutions can be hard to stick to and believe that just because a new year is starting doesn't mean that they must make a change in their lives.
Best movies of 2023
(12/07/23 4:23am)
The movie industry has had a compelling year. Despite the Writer’s Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA strike going on for almost half of the year, there have been many outstanding films to grace the silver screen that serve to remind the world of the importance of the movie industry and the many people who work to create it. Here is a list of some of the top films of the year:
