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Fabric and craft retailer Joann is working to close and liquidate every store by May after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Jan. 15. The company has been around for 80 years, starting from a single storefront in Cleveland, Ohio, and becoming the nation’s leader in sewing and fabrics. The Joann in Athens at 743 E. State St. does not have a determined closure date.
Abel Jarrahi, a Scripps College of Communication graduate student has created a company called VR Medical Solutions for his project, "Chemotherapy Unveiled". It simulates a chemotherapy facility to ease the initial anxiety and confusion of chemotherapy treatments, helping patients feel more prepared. Jarrahi says his research confirms the effectiveness of virtual reality in medical education and addressing real-world challenges. Video by: Michael Dorwaldt & Ranjini Shank Visit our website: https://www.thepostathens.com/ Find us on social media: Instagram: thepostathens X: thepost Facebook: thepostathens
Bobcat Nutrition, located at 5 N. North Court St., reopened under new ownership in February after its temporary closure in December.
Ohio University’s Bachelor of General Studies, or BGS, program is still in its infancy but is picking up traction as a way for students to carve their own path toward graduation. The BGS program allows students to pick minors and certificates to constitute graduation requirements instead of following a set curriculum like other majors.
For many people, exploring the outdoors, making messy science experiments and learning fun facts embody an exciting childhood. Along Columbus Road, houses an establishment where people of all ages can explore their imaginations and dive into educational topics, creative projects and new friendships.
On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education.
As Ramadan continues, Ohio University has made sure to provide quality meals and support services to Muslim students who need them.
Indie singer-songwriter Tucker Pillsbury, who goes by Role Model, released the deluxe version of his second album, “Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye),” on Feb. 14. The album now includes 17 pop-country tracks, with the song “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out” stealing the show. The upbeat tune has gained traction online and is a very clear frontrunner for the song of summer 2025.
Senate Bill 1 passed the Ohio House on Wednesday. The bill aims to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, programs in higher education, ban faculty strikes and introduce stricter evaluations for tenured professors.
Baek Sehee is a South Korean author with a history of mental health issues. She dives deeper into her dysthymia, mild but long-lasting depression, in her memoir “I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki.” Sehee records her therapy appointments with discussions consisting of comparison, self-improvement and how to come up from rock bottom. This memoir also helps readers understand how therapy is conducted in South Korea.
For many Bobcats, playing outside with different insects calls to mind a dirty, yet fun childhood. Luckily for Ohio University Bug Club members, reliving these happy memories and putting childhood passions into practice is possible with several insects to discover in Athens.
Spring is arriving at Ohio University, and with it comes the pressure of internship applications. Despite the overwhelming nature of searching and applying for internships and the ensuing anticipation for the outcome, they are a necessary stressor for many students.
Fresh off a Best International Feature Film win at the 97th Oscars, “I’m Still Here” offers an introspective look back into the military dictatorship of Brazil in 1971.
With the amount of people who live in Athens, there have to be a lot of restaurants to accommodate. Although there are many options, chicken-centric eateries are abundant, making eating out difficult to choose when hungry. Ohio University students discuss the best chicken-related ones in town.
Over spring break, myself and 29 other Ohio University students joined approximately 300,000 attendees at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas. Every year, the School of Media Arts and Studies sends a group of students studying film, journalism, music production and media arts to the creative festival as representatives of the school and young professionals looking to make connections and find inspiration within their fields.
The Osteopathic Heritage Foundation announced Jan. 16 that it was giving Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine a $70 million gift to expand scholarships and fund future research.
With Senate Bill 1, a bill which includes a ban for diversity, equity and inclusion in recruitment, training and scholarships, and the Trump administration's two-week notice to remove DEI programs, college students around the state are feeling the impact of the removal of some of their most devoted and supportive programs.
Student Senate’s General Body met Wednesday to call for a referendum, condemn Ohio Senate Bill 1, debate on transparency and pass resolutions.
The Ohio University 2025 Black Alumni Reunion, originally planned for April 10-13, was placed on hold so the university and Alumni Planning Committee can assess the impacts of the “Dear Colleague” letter and the proposed State of Ohio Legislation, the Ohio Higher Education Act.
With the long-awaited 97th Academy Awards officially presented, the 2025 awards season has wrapped up. Many memorable speeches were given across all the events leaving fans obsessed making lasting impressions.
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