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(03/04/25 5:00am)
March is the month of St. Patrick's Day and midterms. School begins wrapping up, and green is the most visible color. However, March is also Women’s History Month and has been since 1987. It is a time to celebrate women’s contributions to society, a celebration that it is well deserved. Celebrate women’s history this month and every month because women have come so far and are still working toward equality.
(03/04/25 5:00am)
On Friday, advocates for reproductive rights gathered at The Union, located at 18 W. Union St., for a night of live music, conversation and fundraising for Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio.
(03/02/25 11:31pm)
Thursday, hundreds of students protested against OU’s lack of communication about Senate Bill 1 and President Donald Trump’s executive order to ban diversity, equity and inclusion programs at public institutions. According to the “Dear Colleagues Letter,” written by Trump and the Department of Education, they said universities need to stop treating people differently based on one’s race. Students responded and said certain groups of people already start at a disadvantage, so they need additional resources to mitigate the gap.
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(03/04/25 5:00am)
Gov. Mike Dewine signed House Bill 250 on May 15, 2024, requiring Ohio schools to adopt a policy governing cell phone usage during school by July 2025.
(03/04/25 5:00am)
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife is calling for the public’s help in finding and reporting bald eagle nests in Ohio until March 16.
(03/04/25 5:00am)
The Athens City School District's Eligibility Provisions program free and reduced lunches are at stake because of federal grant funding freezes.
(03/02/25 5:00am)
Saturday at 11 a.m., Ohio University students, faculty and Athens residents gathered at Alumni Gateway to call attention to Senate Bill 1, which has moved progressed to House Bill 6, and the Trump administration’s anti-diversity, equality, inclusion and accessibility actions.
(03/02/25 5:00am)
Elementary and middle school students from Southeast Ohio gathered to compete in a regional competition of the Scripps National Spelling Bee Regional Competition for the first time at Schoonover Center at 9 a.m. Saturday morning.
(03/03/25 5:00am)
Sen. William P. DeMora (D-Columbus) introduced Senate Bill 38 in the Ohio Senate, which aims to create guidelines to determine liability when someone digests food containing a substance that may cause injury.
(02/28/25 12:14am)
Hundreds of people gathered at Peden Stadium on Thursday afternoon to exercise their First Amendment rights and protest Ohio University's lack of communication about and compliance Ohio Senate Bill 1 and President Trump’s "Dear Colleagues Letter
(02/28/25 5:00am)
Hours after being sworn in, new Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. proceeded with his first 100-day plan to fight the growing rate of chronic diseases. But one particular goal that he fixated on, which sparked fear in many, was his plan to combat prescribed drugs that treat anxiety, depression and mood disorders, specifically serotonin reuptake inhibitors.
(02/27/25 5:16pm)
Student Senate met Wednesday to discuss transportation and parking at Ohio University, new Senate appointees and Ohio Senate Bill 1.
(02/27/25 5:00am)
After winning Best New Artist at the 2025 Grammy Awards, Chappell Roan called for fair wages for artists in her acceptance speech. Her speech was later criticized by former music executive, Jeff Rabhan, in a guest column published in The Hollywood Reporter.
(02/26/25 5:00am)
As the afternoon sun settles in Athens, a family of female and non-binary students can be found rock climbing, exploring Hocking Hills trails and reconnecting with nature.
(02/26/25 5:00am)
Evie Riski is a 100-year-old resident of a small town in North Dakota who has spent every day of the past 90 years prioritizing one thing: journaling. She hangs onto a cardboard box full of her dated diaries, going back to Jan. 1, 1936, her first entry at 11 years old.
(02/26/25 5:00am)
Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine’s clinic is open for the semester, providing a variety of healthcare services free of charge for Athens locals who are underinsured or uninsured.
(02/25/25 5:00am)
On Friday, University of Cincinnati posted a letter from President Neville Pinto announcing the end of the school’s diversity, equity and inclusion programs. In the letter, he referenced President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14173 titled, “Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity,” and said, “In response to these mandates, Provost Kristi Nelson and I spent this week informing our deans and vice presidents of the initial steps we must take to ensure compliance.”
(02/25/25 5:00am)
The Trump Administration is demanding Ohio University and other public institutions dismantle their DEI programs by Friday or risk losing federal funding. Although a judge temporarily blocked the move, DEI-related bills are still advancing through federal and state legislatures, and the issue is expected to continue.
(02/24/25 5:00am)
A protest occurred Saturday before the Tesla dealership in Columbus, where citizens voiced concerns about Elon Musk and the Trump Administration’s Department of Government Efficiency.
(02/21/25 5:00am)
The number of book bans has increased in recent years. From January to August 2024, there were “695 attempts with 1,915 unique titles challenged.” That number continues to rise but has since worsened due to Project 2025. The 900-page document includes numerous controversial subjects, including censorship over many book themes, especially LGBTQIA+ content. It is a dangerous attempt to silence many authors’ voices in a way to control education across the country and skew Americans backward in history.
