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Every year, students in the Ohio University Museum Studies certificate program get together to gain hands-on experience in an exhibit at the Kennedy Museum of Art, located at The Ridges.
Ohio University's Habitat for Humanity is a student-run organization that creates safe living throughout Southeast Ohio by building homes for those in need.
The United Academics of Ohio University, or UAOU, hosted an event and discussion of the current state of unionization on College Green on Wednesday from noon to 1 p.m. to demonstrate to OU leadership that faculty are ready to vote for unionization.
Student Senate and faculty are helping to further a connection between Ohio University and Ostroh Academy, located in Athens's sister city, Ostroh, Ukraine.
Spring has officially sprung for Ohio University students, which means it is time to put the big old chunky sweater back in the winter closet and break out the floral and fun pieces for spring.
As the school year draws to a close with finals the first week of May, Asian/Pacific Heritage Month is just beginning. May has been AAPI month since 1992 when President George H.W. Bush designated the month to honor and celebrate the many cultures.
Earth Day at Ohio University celebrated environmental advocacy in Athens. Meanwhile, student organizations and local initiatives work to maintain and expand sustainability practices.
I am as satisfied with my time at The Post as I am with my time at Ohio University, that is, not at all, for it is the nature of English majors to wonder how things could be done differently, the nature of poets to wonder how reality would change if we were different people and the nature of journalists to never be satisfied. My education has only made me these things even more, albeit with an added air of exhaustion and anxiety.
Ohio University students and guests took their celebratory last week of classes to Palmer and Hocking Street, the last Fests of the 2024 season.
Recreational use of marijuana became legal in Ohio when Issue 2 passed Nov. 7, and now people can smoke and possess an amount of marijuana publicly without getting fined or arrested.
Ohio University is working to provide educational resources to understand and adapt to new Artificial Intelligence, or AI, technologies in hopes of leading faculty and students toward ethical and effective usage of AI in higher education and their careers.
In 2023, the “girl dinner” trend emerged on TikTok. It started as simple jokes about chaotic plates of food girls would eat for dinner if they were not planning on eating a big meal. Odd assortments of food from strawberries, cheese sticks and eggs to hashbrowns, cookies and an elf bar have permeated social media.Soon enough, countless “girl” trends emerged: the “girl math” trend jokes about poor financial decisions, the phrase “I’m just a girl” to justify a mistake or questionable decision and even “girl explanations” have become popular, using understandable concepts like shopping and friend group drama to explain world politics and economics.
Earth Day is this Monday, April 22, and Ohio University has about six hours worth of activities starting with a parade to celebrate the holiday.
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has been slowly implemented into the media landscape — from finding things on the internet and creating pictures to writing scripts, making recipes and helping students with homework.
Ohio University currently houses 33 club sports, the majority of which are student-run. Most of the sports listed find homes on courts or fields, but one team’s home is elsewhere: Dow Lake.
With April comes Athens Beautification Month: 30 days of volunteer opportunities aimed at embracing, celebrating and protecting the place Bobcats call home.
I finally understand Season 5, Episode 22 of “Grey's Anatomy,” and I wish I didn’t.
Basketball is in Peyton Guice’s blood. Her father is a former professional basketball player who has turned the family name into legend in Guice’s hometown of Westerville, Ohio. It was only natural when Guice decided to pursue basketball at the college level, committing to play for Ohio University, just about an hour and a half away from her family.
Scheduling season for the Fall Semester is here, and students are eager to check out their enrollment shopping cart and fill up class seats before it’s too late. However, avoiding scheduling stress is not always easy, especially for new Bobcats.
April is National Garden Month, a time to celebrate the beauty and benefits that grow from gardens. In Athens, gardens foster a sense of community and sustainability one soil-covered seed at a time.
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