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Black Girl Day Off encourages self care
(10/11/22 3:00am)
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.”
National Coffee Day celebrated coffee connoisseurs, ethics and sustainability
(09/30/22 3:10am)
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.
Weekender Briefs: Live music, clothing exchanges, sporting events galore
(09/29/22 12:59am)
Friday, September 30
Parents Weekend: The ultimate bucket list
(09/22/22 11:52pm)
Parents Weekend is the first of four family weekends hosted by Ohio University. The university hosts a variety of events for families to enjoy together and provides time for college students to catch up with their parents and show them around campus.
Books you should read in your 20s
(09/08/22 1:59am)
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:
Album Review: ‘Traumazine’ does not fall victim to the sophomore slump
(08/17/22 6:20pm)
Megan Thee Stallion’s sophomore album Traumazine is a multi-layered, genre-bending project infused with witty bars, vulnerability and confidence.
Here's 5 young adult novels you forgot about
(04/15/22 3:26am)
Reading books are a staple of middle school and high school education. Back before phones and the internet were more prevalent today, young adult, or YA, novels were the backbone of entertainment for teenagers. From The Hunger Games to Divergent, YA books have made their mark in the memories and nostalgia of those growing up in their teen years from 2010 to 2015. Let’s take a step back in time and visit 5 young adult novels you forgot about:
Disney movies coming out in 2022
(04/14/22 2:57am)
Wait no more for Disney magic this year; the company has it covered with plenty of new movies, especially focusing on sequels to fan-favorite films. Each year they produce a variety with something for everyone to enjoy. Here's everything you need to know about Disney's plans for the rest of 2022.
Here’s your April 2022 horoscope
(04/04/22 3:43am)
Spring is the time to rebrand yourself as new and improved, and the stars only support this information for all of the signs this April. Better yet, it seems as if the stars are in favor of everyone’s love life, just in time for the start of the summer season, which will bear a change in pace that April will only better prepare you for. See what April and the stars have in store for you specifically by channeling your sign.
Thinking in Print: We need to do something about microplastic pollution
(04/04/22 1:55am)
Plastic pollution is a common sight on beaches and highways, but a recent study shows its extent is far more personal than it was initially understood to be. After 22 healthy adults were tested, it was found that 17 of them had microplastics in their bloodstream. While more research is needed to determine if plastic in the human body is harmful, the study highlights the extent of plastic pollution and a need for change.
Book Review: 'Crying in H Mart' tells heartbreaking story of loss, regret, healing
(03/31/22 2:14am)
Michelle Zauner is usually seen with a microphone in hand, playing to massive crowds of people with her band, Japanese Breakfast, but outside of music, she is a force of nature on the page. Zauner knows how to wow readers with her words, especially within Crying in H Mart, a memoir dedicated to her late mother, Chongmi.
Women-led medical organizations create role models for younger generations
(03/29/22 1:33am)
More women are applying to medical school than men in the U.S. The trend started in 2017 when, for the first time, more than 50% of medical school applicants were women.
Matty D Wraps: Revisiting ‘Rock of Love’
(03/17/22 3:23am)
The 2000s were a defining time period in American history. The country experienced so much: the election of America’s first Black president, the invention of social media and of course, Rock of Love with Bret Michaels.
People and Planet: Implications of Russia’s Fight for Nuclear Power Plants
(03/04/22 3:41am)
Russian president Vladimir Putin is being more reckless in his fight for Ukraine than many anticipated, throwing young men who expected military training onto the frontlines in Russia and pushing Ukrainian citizens to take up arms due to the sheer size of Russia’s military. He is bombing Ukranian civilians and literally playing with explosives, subjecting millions to his blindly nihilistic rampage towards power.
Here’s what Athens bar you are, based on your zodiac sign
(02/25/22 3:42am)
When it comes to nightlife in Athens, we have the absolute mecca of dive bars. It’s a place where a $5 pitcher of stale beer is a true delicacy. In our small town, we appreciate the dim lighting, the dusty pool tables, the 50-cent drunk pizza slices, the cash-only service and the local students who partially fund the business single-handedly. With nearly 20 bars, it can often be difficult to find which one best suits your personality and where you’re always sure to have an unforgettable night.
Exploring what 'clean beauty' really means
(02/22/22 3:32am)
“Clean beauty” is a fairly new term in the beauty world, so there is no set definition of it. Allure recently created a “Allure Clean Best of Beauty” stamp and defines its standard as free of ingredients that cause health problems or could cause irritations.
What you should do for Valentine’s Day 2022 based on your zodiac sign
(02/09/22 2:43am)
Ah, Valentine’s Day. What some may consider the day of love or that one day a year that makes people feel incredibly single, it’s a holiday that can make anyone worry about what their plans should be. Can’t think of anything to do or are stuck on how to spend your time? Look no further, as we’ve curated a list of Valentine’s Day activities for all the star signs. Here’s what you should do for Valentine’s Day based off your zodiac sign:
The best Valentine’s Day movies available on streaming services
(02/07/22 2:57am)
For some people, Valentine’s Day can be an exciting time with their significant other. They’ll have a romantic day, go to dinner and buy each other gifts. But, for those who don’t have someone to celebrate their love with, Valentine’s Day can feel miserable and lonely. So, if you’re spending this holiday alone on the couch instead of with the people you love, you can always watch a movie as your form of celebration this year. Here’s a list of the V-Day movies you can find on streaming services:
