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Jesse Crosson graduated from Ohio University in 2018 but didn’t set foot on the Athens campus until just a few months ago; he spent over a decade working toward a degree through correspondence courses, a distance learning format.
When thinking of traditional New Year’s Eve festivities, visions of partying with friends, sparkling decorations and watching the ball drop in New York City’s Time Square come to mind. Despite Ohio University Bobcats being home for break, Athens businesses and locals still knew how to throw a thrilling New Year’s Eve party.
Ohio University’s campus and symphony orchestras held winter concerts Dec. 3 and Dec. 4, respectively. The music played by students encapsulated the essence of places and spaces globally through superb sound.
Madalynn Adams had to travel about 100 miles once a week to see her counselor in Canton, Ohio.
United Academics of Ohio University is getting ready to hold a vote to form a union for professors and teachers at Ohio University.
To graduate from an education program in the state of Ohio and become a licensed teacher, students must complete a minimum of twelve weeks in a student teaching internship. While the internship is being completed, students act as full-time teachers and receive no pay for their work. Ohio needs to enact legislation to change this.
My grandpa recently sent me an article from “The Daily B.S.” by Bo Snerdley. When I clicked it, I thought my computer might download a virus.
The “Moana 2” (2024) release seems to have snuck up on Disney fans, but the film came out with a bang. With its colorful animation and Samoan cultural references, the film is sure to continue bringing in audiences.
As caps soar through the air and parents and friends cheer, Ohio University’s fall graduates experience their final moments as Bobcats, crossing the finish line and entering their next stage of life.
Ohio (1-4) hosted Ohio Christian (4-5) Tuesday morning for Education Day. Local grade school students packed the Convo and brought the energy Ohio needed to bring home a much-needed win. The energy was something Ohio coach Bob Boldon felt the team needed and enjoyed throughout the event while bringing home a 97-37 victory.
As the semester begins to wind down, the panic of finals week is on the horizon. In anticipation of students needing ways to destress and prepare during the busy time, there are multiple events and resources offered across the university.
When you are an education major, you must complete hours in a classroom to gain hands-on experience before entering the field. Unpaid hours (a whole other issue) turn you from a student to a full-time teacher. As a part of the CARE program, which allows me over 200 hours of experience starting sophomore year, I have gained valuable information that I will take with me for the rest of my life.
Group Fitness Pilates classes start with the instructor calling the attendees to stand. She leads the group in a series of stretches while upbeat pop music plays through studio 219’s speakers. After stretching, the real workout begins. The group goes through the exercises quickly, but not hurriedly, and most are repetitive motions.
Hot Box Chicken Fingers and Tots opened Saturday on Court Street, providing Athens with a new twist on the classic chicken tenders and fries.
As turkey roasts in ovens, the smell of fresh pumpkin pie fills kitchens, and students and faculty are surrounded by loved ones, Thanksgiving break is welcomed with open arms.
For people globally, the 2024 presidential race was both hopeful and fear-inducing. As votes were counted, people in Athens County watched from bars on Court Street, residence halls on Ohio University’s campus and anywhere else with an internet connection, bracing for any result.
The Edward Stevens Literacy Center, nestled comfortably in the halls of Patton College of Education, is made up of several offices and rooms perfectly designed to balance Patton’s educational goals and real-world experience. In room 218K, the center’s literacy ambassadors inspire through their work with the Green Project Club.
The federal government’s Drug-Free Communities Grant was awarded to two organizations in Southeast Ohio. The River Hills Prevention Connection of Lawrence County and the Adams County Youth Prevention Coalition were each awarded $625,000 toward reducing drug and alcohol misuse.
Florida’s Department of Education released the titles of more than 700 books removed from school libraries across the state during the 2023-2024 academic year. Almost 400 titles were added to the list compared to the previous year, representing a dramatic increase in limiting access to diverse perspectives.
Student Senate recently passed Resolution 2425-61, removing language that allowed the judicial panel to rule over Title IX claims.
Solutions by The State News