Exploring the solo work of The Beatles
(04/06/23 1:30am)
After the messy breakup of The Beatles in 1970, all four artists continued to create music, each branching off into their own style.
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Here’s your April 2023 horoscope
(04/04/23 3:29am)
Welcome to April. Spring represents a time of growing and flourishing; this month will reflect that astrologically and bring introspection to every star sign. Buckle up and keep reading to see what the stars have in store for you this month.
Talking Points With Taylor: Why you should eat less meat
(03/30/23 3:28am)
I am constantly seeking new ways to live the greenest lifestyle I can, but it’s not always easy, especially as a college student. I’m often limited by money and space to practice easy at-home sustainable practices. However, this doesn’t mean I can’t do anything, in fact there are many easy practices anyone can implement– college student or not. Perhaps the easiest practice to incorporate into everyday life is to eat less meat. There are many benefits to eating less meat, for yourself and the planet. Here are some reasons why
Weekender Briefs: Events to enjoy this Moms Weekend
(03/30/23 4:05am)
Friday, March 31
In Case You Missed It: Environmental disaster in East Palestine causes commotion
(03/06/23 3:13am)
With environmental issues at the forefront of news and politics, the coverage of a local disaster has been minimal and continues to receive less. On the morning of Feb. 3, a train carrying 11 rail cars of hazardous material derailed in East Palestine furthering the ongoing environmental crisis.
Ohio University archives hold possibly Hitler’s urinal, much more
(03/03/23 4:00am)
If visitors don’t flock to Ohio University for its beautiful campus or small town charm, often people are driving out of their way to Athens to get a peak at a unique piece of history: Hitler’s urinal.
Talking Points with Taylor: The East Palestine train derailment should raise concerns of suspected government cover-up
(02/20/23 3:12am)
On Feb. 3, a Norfolk Southern train derailed causing a nearly three dozen train car pileup in East Palestine, Ohio. 11 of the cars involved in the pileup contained hazardous materials, one of the materials being vinyl chloride. When inhaled in small doses, vinyl chloride may cause irritation to respiratory systems, shortness of breath, dizziness and headaches, all of which have been reported by East Palestinian residents. However, chronic exposure can cause cancer in the liver, brain and lungs as well as leukemia and lymphoma cancers. As a result of the crash, East Palestine may now be facing chronic exposure. Let's look at why.
Your Valentine’s Day horoscope 2023
(02/14/23 4:04am)
Valentine’s Day is the day to express love and appreciation for not only our romantic partners but our closest friends and family, too. Keep reading to find out what the stars have in line for you this holiday.
Every Harry Styles song, ranked
(02/14/23 4:25am)
Harry Styles has officially joined the long list of musical icons to have won the distinguished Grammy for “Album of the Year.” Although Styles was already making a name for himself with a solo career that nobody could have predicted from the ex-boy band heartthrob; winning this award just solidified his future as one of the greats.
Lillian’s Lowdown: Natural gas is not green energy
(02/10/23 5:03am)
On Jan. 6, Gov. Mike DeWine signed House Bill 507. Within H.B. 507 lies an amendment that, in just a couple of sentences, redefines natural gas as green energy. Those few sentences could haunt Ohioans for years to come.
Lately with Layne: My thoughts on Jennette McCurdy’s 'I’m Glad My Mom Died'
(02/10/23 3:30am)
Most members of Gen-Z know Jennette McCurdy from "iCarly" or "Sam & Cat;" her character, Sam Puckett, made us laugh for years. However, behind the scenes, years of physical, emotional and mental abuse plagued McCurdy throughout her young life.
SAB organizes diversity speaker series and panel
(02/03/23 4:26am)
Ohio University’s Student Alumni Board will be hosting a series about diversity in the workplace beginning in February.
Not everyone has parents, with an “s”
(02/03/23 3:28am)
If you are a member of the unofficial "dead parent club," it's likely you are familiar with the "s" essay. The "s" essay was a college admission essay written by now-Harvard University student Abigail Mack. Mack shared an excerpt of the essay in a TikTok that went viral and now has 24 million views.
Here’s your horoscope for February 2023
(02/01/23 3:41am)
Read below to see what this month has in store for you.
Weekender Briefs: Cultural immersions, diverse art exhibits
(01/19/23 2:12am)
Friday, Jan. 20
Health officials, students notice tobacco industry’s withstanding influence
(11/21/22 3:18am)
When the U.S. Surgeon General Luther Terry released the first report from the Surgeon General’s Advisory Committee on Smoking and Health in 1964, he lit up the reality of smoking’s effects and the tobacco industry’s role in causing addiction among Americans.
TV Review: Netflix’s ‘From Scratch’ is a beautiful, true story
(11/10/22 2:44am)
Netflix’s new miniseries, “From Scratch” is based on the love story of a real-life couple, Saro and Tembi Locke. Produced by Hello Sunshine after Reese Witherspoon picked it for her famous book club, the series follows the relationship between Texas artist Amy (Zoe Saldaña) and Sicilian chef Lino (Eugenio Mastrandrea).
Here’s your horoscope for November 2022
(11/08/22 1:02am)
As November begins, we swap out our pumpkin spice for twinkly lights in preparation for the holidays. We begin this month with the sun still in Scorpio and a lot of Sagittarius energy with their season approaching. Tuesday, Nov. 8, brings us a full moon and a lunar eclipse in Taurus that invites change.
Ohio University’s physical therapy program receives $1,000,000 donation
(11/03/22 1:00am)
On Sept. 30, the Ohio University Physical Therapy Board of Alumni had incredible news come their way. A generous donor wanted to support the program that changed everything for him and the love of his life.
Natalie Gray Foundation raises thousands with charity golf outing
(10/31/22 2:48am)
Earlier this month, on Oct. 18, the Natalie Gray Foundation held their 2nd Annual Golf Outing at Kinsale Golf and Fitness Club in Powell, Ohio, to raise money for children and families affected by brain tumors.
