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The arrival of fall brings forth a revitalizing energy inspiring people to get their lives back on track before the new year. With seasonal festivities and social gatherings to look forward to, people are reminded of what they have yet to accomplish this year.
Scheduling season is coming up, and students are beginning to browse the course catalog for classes to take during the spring semester. An increasingly popular class option for students is seven-week courses.
Ohio’s rich history of coal mining is seen through several viewpoints including old run-down buildings, historical markers and the no trespassing signs that surround mining entrances. The most prominent one, however, is the deep orange color that has stained the waterways that run throughout Appalachia.
The first five years of a person’s life are blissfully unrestricted. Of course, not being able to walk for a few of those years and the need for a parental figure’s constant presence creates plenty of barriers. Nevertheless, children experience a type of freedom in that half a decade they will likely never know again, because, in August of their fifth year, they are snatched away from a life of leisure to begin their first year in the education system.
Sketch comedy is a type of quick humor with a whole story arc in a short span. Beginning with “Your Show of Shows,” America has viewed sketch comedy since the 1950s. While there were shows many years before it, “Saturday Night Live” pioneered the industry and took it to a new level of popularity.
The School of Theater’s 2024-25 performance season continued Oct. 17 to 19 in the Virginia Hahne Theater of Kantner Hall with a production of Euripides and Brendan Kennelly’s “The Trojan Women.”
Leaves are changing and temperatures are dropping in Athens, signaling the exciting start of fall and scary movie season. In the weeks leading up to Halloween, the Athena Cinema will bring two Black horror classics from the 1990s to the big screen in the free-of-charge “Horror in Color” event series.
Although Halloween is not for another week, the calendar year does not stop one of Athens’ favorite holiday seasons. As students put the finishing touches on their costumes, many plan to host the fun in their homes, prepping for one of the biggest party weekends of the year.
The Indiana Daily Student (IDS) is in danger of losing its voice. Editorial independence is the lifeblood of collegiate newspapers, allowing student journalists to report freely and accurately on issues affecting their campus communities without undue influence from university administrations or external pressures. Unfortunately, that freedom is now at risk at Indiana University.
The Athens Area Stand Down served individuals experiencing homelessness Oct. 4 and prepared them for winter.
The Appalachian region is no stranger to the paranormal. The hills and mountains making up the region once stood taller than the Rockies and were created almost a billion years ago. For reference, trees first evolved around 400 million years ago.
Former One Direction member Liam Payne tragically died Oct. 16 in Buenos Aires after a fall from his hotel room. The star was 31 years old. Since the news of his death, fans and his former bandmates have come to social media to share their feelings on the tragedy.
Friday night was Ohio’s (7-11, 3-4 Mid-American Conference) Pink Game for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and although the five-set match fell in favor of Ball State (11-8, 4-4 MAC), it didn’t stop the Bobcats and their fans from showing up decked out in pink gear.
Opiod-related deaths in Athens County break the trend of recent CDC reports, not following a decrease in the number of deaths.
For college women, finding a fitness routine and feeling comfortable going to the gym alone can be difficult. According to a survey by FitRated, 70.9% have had an interaction or experience that made them feel uncomfortable at the gym; this combined with potential inexperience in the gym can make working out intimidating for women.
Ohio University's chapter of Best Buddies, an international organization, builds relationships and creates a fun environment for people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities.
In a hot-headed election where many voters don’t fully align with either candidate, indecisiveness at the polls is high. Vice President Kamala Harris is working to tap into this population of undecided voters – and not through traditional mediums.
Ohio University’s Commitment to Freedom of Expression reads: “Freedom of expression is the foundation of an Ohio University education. Open debate and deliberation, the critique of beliefs and theories, and uncensored academic inquiry are all essential to our shared mission of discovery and dissemination of knowledge.”
Although The Post is independent, it would not be able to exist in the capacity it does without the support, guidance and education provided by the faculty of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism. The contributions from the school manifest in many ways, whether that be how to write a solid headline or what to do during an ethical dilemma, we are forever grateful for the support.
Correction appended: A previous version of this article listed the name of the Bernens as Vernens. The change has been made.
Solutions by The State News