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Smashed between psychedelia and grunge and amid a whole lot of noise sits Cranberry Casket, a five-piece band that hit the Athens music scene in fall 2023. The band’s sound is rooted in a patchwork of influence and appreciation of the unusual and experimental.
Correction Appended: A previous version of this article named Campaign Manager spelled Cody Sigmund. The article is updated to say Cody Sigmon.
Student media organizations are now facing an issue the journalism field as a whole has been seeing for years — a decline in support. Leaders of these organizations are rethinking how they operate to cover communities beyond their campuses.
Ohioans voted to legalize recreational marijuana last November, but it wasn’t until this August that dispensaries were allowed to sell the substance to recreational users. While it has been legal to possess and consume marijuana since 30 days after Issue 2’s passage, the Athens community has been preparing for the start of recreational sales throughout the summer.
A 2023 report by the Ohio University Office of Emergency Management compared criminal activity on campus and in surrounding communities from the past three years. While its findings show that 2021 had the highest overall crime rate, it also found that 2022 held the highest crime rate in 10 of the 20 categories studied.
On Tuesday, Aug. 27, sororities’ potential new members will meet for orientation to officially start Ohio University’s Panhellenic Recruitment. Four rounds will extend between the first two weeks of the school year, starting on Aug. 30 and ending with bid day on Sept. 8. Recruitment in fall 2023 had all events in one weekend, but this year the Panhellenic Council will return to the traditional two-week process to welcome record-breaking numbers.
After receiving an Independence Day gift from its sister city, Ostroh, Ukraine, the City of Athens is looking to reciprocate the gesture for Ukraine’s Independence Day on Aug. 24.
As you re-embark on your college adventure or begin it for the first time, the friends you make will affect your overall experience. College is essentially an adult version of middle school, and instead of pre-puberty awkwardness, you have a weird middle ground of being a “sort of” adult. What connects the two? Finding your place and fitting in at college is eerily similar to doing it in middle school.
An Athens City ordinance, which took effect on Jan. 1, prohibits local businesses within Athens City limits from providing single-use plastic bags. Businesses that violate the rule face a $150 fine.
Almost six years ago, Ohio University student Collin Wiant was a victim of hazing in the unofficial annex house of Sigma Pi, located at 45 Mill Street. Wiant’s family faced OU in a wrongful death lawsuit following his death. On August 1, 2024, a Court of Claims judge ruled that OU was not liable.
Vice President Kamala Harris chose Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate Tuesday. The decision comes just hours before Harris’ rally in Philadelphia.
After just a month in the role, Executive Vice President and Provost Don Leo is excited to welcome students back to campus. He joins the university from Athens, Georgia where he served as dean of University of Georgia’s College of Engineering.
Cannabis dispensary Mavuno of Ohio, formerly Harvest of Ohio, has split ways with business partner Trulieve Cannabis Corp. The settlement comes ahead of the state’s authorization of recreational marijuana sales later this summer.
Amidst the U.S.'s involvement with the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, a rise in conservatism and years of drastic increases in inflation, the 2024 presidential election proves dire as 55% of polled Americans say "The [U.S. Government] system needs major changes."
According to the American Library Association, there are around 124,000 libraries in the U.S. In Ohio, anyone can get a free library card for living, working, going to school or owning property in the state. Reading secondhand is not only budget and eco-friendly, but logical in the sense of enjoying things to share them and let them go.
Ohio’s U.S. Senator J.D. Vance addressed constituents in Middletown after being selected as Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate last week. The rally was Vance’s second on the campaign trail but his first as an individual and took place shortly after President Joe Biden announced his exit from the race.
All journalism majors at OU must complete an internship to graduate. According to the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, internships must be at least 200 hours in the student’s field of study and pre-approved by the student’s adviser. Though the task may seem straightforward, there are many obstacles to completing the internship requirement, and not due to lack of effort.
Undergraduate research experience is optional for many graduate programs’ admissions. However, according to the University of California, “Quality undergraduate research experience strongly enhances your competitiveness for graduate school,” and increases the likelihood of admission. Furthermore, research experiences in undergraduate and graduate programs can lead to career opportunities later.
Beginning June 10, Ohio University’s campus will host 1st-12th graders excited to learn, thrive and create connections through Kids on Campus. Kids on Campus is an annual “rural community-university partnership” through the College of Health Sciences and Professions that allows local and underprivileged children to participate in various hands-on activities during the summer.
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