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With the new year came a new wave of sustainability in Athens. Residents and students can be spotted walking out of grocery stores and retail shops holding reusable tote bags or brown paper bags, but no single-use plastic bags are in sight.
Have you ever seen a video of a celebrity or politician that seemed so absurdly out of character that you thought it must be fake? If so, it’s possible you were viewing a deepfake.
After 20 years of Blackboard, select Ohio University classrooms welcome a new learning management system, or LMS, Canvas.
With thousands of Bobcats traveling back to their hometowns for the holidays and the usually bustling Court and Union Streets now significantly emptier, Athens locals have found joy in the quietness the city offers during the winter holidays.
For a lot of students living on campus, it can be easy to forget how convenient it is to walk everywhere and to be close to classes and friends. Even though the walk up Jeff Hill in the winter can be daunting, students who commute usually have to block out a significant amount of time to get to campus, find a parking spot and walk to class or any other social event they may attend.
Behind the scenes at Ohio University, the Student Senate represents a student body of over 28,000 students and enacts change on campus. The Senate’s goal is to make students feel heard and empowered at OU. However, many students still don’t seem to know that the Senate handles a large array of issues, many regarding the university and the student population.
Ohio University's Office of Health Promotion is launching a new peer well-being network in February 2024.
The 2024-25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, form won’t be available until late December, according to an OU press release.
Ohio University Culinary Services offers general accommodations for students with food allergies and preferences.
Robert Glidden, former president of Ohio University, died at age 87 Tuesday morning after a fall.
The Green Dot Strategy focuses on the improvement of campus violence by encouraging students to be better bystanders and change social norms. The strategy was created by Alteristic, a “social accelerator that tackles societal issues at local, national, and global levels.” The organization aims to create safe and respectful environments for students to thrive.
This year, Medical Students for Choice is celebrating its 30th year of operation as an umbrella organization that has over 220 chapters in medical schools around the world. One of those chapters is at the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, or OUHCOM. OUHCOM’s chapter works to provide reproductive rights education to future physicians and actively makes a difference in the medical school regarding abortions.
Ohio University Faculty Senate met Monday to discuss various topics, including updating Ohio University's mission and vision statement and a resolution regarding student organizations.
Big on every Ohio University student's radar is the fast-approaching week where all-nighters are pulled and tears are commonly shed: finals week. This exam-filled week may look different for every student but what one thing remains the same: overwhelming amounts of stress.
Ohio University Student Senate heard a presentation from Adam Rapp, a professor of marketing and executive director of the Schey Sales Center Wednesday.
The Oil and Gas Land Management Commission declared its decision to allow fracking in Ohio state parks and wildlife areas owned by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, or ODNR, on Nov. 15.
Thanksgiving is a fan-favorite holiday. With the food and the family gatherings, it's hard not to love the holiday. With all the warm feelings associated with Thanksgiving, it's easier to take the holiday at face value. While it's perfectly okay to spend the holiday with family and enjoy some good food, it is also important to be aware of many of the false portrayals Thanksgiving often perpetuates.
The holiday season is fast approaching, and the gift shopping needs to get done. Luckily, there is a built-in day where customers can shop smarter with the year's best deals– Black Friday.
As classes at Ohio University wrap up in anticipation of Thanksgiving break, the beautiful weather and golden, falling leaves make one think of all the good things to be thankful for.
Solutions by The State News