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School is back in session for the former students of Moordale Secondary School after the fourth and final season of Netflix’s hit dramedy “Sex Education” dropped in full Sept. 21.
In an effort toward menstrual equity on campus, Ohio University’s Student Senate secured funding to ensure the accessibility of period products in campus restrooms.
Strengthen their sisterhood, empower their families, build their economic wealth, enhance their environment, uplift their community and advocate for social justice. Those are the initiatives that members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority INC. embody in their week-long programming, otherwise referred to as SkeeWeek.
What began as two single events, the car Cruise-In and the Shelter Dog Strut 5k, evolved into a large fundraiser with the Athens County Humane Society and Friends of the Shelter Dogs. Pet Palooza, an event centered around celebrating furry friends, made its debut in Athens Saturday, Sept. 23.
For many, the notion of the “American dream” conjures images of late 19th to early 20th century immigration. People fled southern and eastern Europe and western Asia as a result of drought, religious persecution, war and famine.
Every college student has a favorite teacher. One who gave them a new perspective, made a more profound connection or brought an unexpected sense of joy and fun to their class. At Ohio University, there are too many favorites to count.
The Ohio University History Association (OUHA) is on a mission to make history exciting. Twice a month, the student organization meets to discuss historical events and figures, traveling back in time to unlock the secrets of the past.
For the second year in a row, Ohio University reached record enrollment numbers of first-year students for Fall Semester 2023.
Ohio University has many scenic spots around campus, a popular one among students being Emeriti Park. Located next to Baker Center, the park has a pond for students to relax by and enjoy the nice summer weather.
Sept. 18 is International Equal Pay Day, and worldwide, many are working to bring more recognition and appreciation to the topic. According to the United Nations, the day "represents the longstanding efforts toward the achievement of equal pay for work of equal value" and continues to push against discrimination in all forms, especially against women and girls.
The annual Ohio Pawpaw Festival was held at Lake Snowden this weekend and included various local goods with everything from food vendors to small businesses and educative tents focusing on nature. But the real star of the show was Ohio’s very own native pawpaw fruit.
Students living on Ohio University’s campus sometimes feel like they are woken every week to the head-shaking sounds of the fire alarms in the dorm, prompting many responses from the Athens Fire Department, or AFD.
The new season of Netflix’s “Sex Education” comes out on Sept. 21, and with three seasons under its belt, it might be hard to remember exactly what went down at Moordale Secondary School throughout the last few years. In particular, season three was filled with plot twists and interesting new character developments, so why not revisit what happened in its eight episodes?
The Nov. 7 election could make Ohio the next state to legalize marijuana. Issue 2 is the citizen-initiated statute that has the potential to make legalization happen.
When Ohio University is brought up in conversation, most people envision raging parties, bars filled to maximum capacity and a population of hungover students with another party lined up for the following night. Over the years, people have traveled from all over the country just to experience the infamous Halloween block party or one of the iconic Fest Weekends. In 2019, Barstool Sports ranked OU as #13 on its list of top party schools in the country, and Niche predicts that OU will be #14 on that list in 2024.
Long, strenuous hours of standardized testing are all too familiar to students who graduated from high school in the U.S. Much of Ohio University’s student body today can recall late-night cramming sessions, prep books galore and long lunch table conversations on “confidential test questions” throughout high school. It isn’t uncommon to have spent hours preparing and strategizing test-taking techniques, in hopes of scoring a test score high enough to boost chances of college acceptances and scholarships.
On the first day of classes, Aug. 28, a line of hungry underclassmen formed outside of Ohio University's newest dining option, Earl’s Coop, located at the corner of Shively Hall on East Green.
The American Library Association began observing Banned Books Week in 1982. According to its website, it “celebrates the freedom to read and spotlights current and historical attempts to censor books in libraries and schools.” Teachers, authors, students, librarians and supporters of the First Amendment can all come together this Oct. 1-7 to bring awareness to this harmful form of censorship that affects our nation as a whole.
In the hustle and bustle of college life, sometimes students forget to acknowledge some of the very important figures in their lives: their grandparents. To help remedy this conundrum, there is an entire day to remember these loved ones: National Grandparents Day.
As the array of podcasts continues to get larger and larger on all streaming platforms, there’s one that is a must-listen if you’re a fan of comedy, friendship and pop culture. The podcast in question: “Ride” with Benito Skinner and Mary Beth Barone.
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