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Historically, Native American culture and history have been wrongfully neglected by the U.S., especially on a local and regional level. However, one organization in Southeast Ohio is working to preserve and honor Native Americans, particularly through protecting earthwork sites, known as mound sites.
Twice a year, Ohio University asks employees to voluntarily self-report on race and ethnicity, disability and veteran status so that the university can utilize this data for a variety of reasons.
With spooky season filling our social media feeds and filling our department stores, it’s easy to avoid the scariest part of the fall season: politics. It’s the time of year in which we argue with our relatives over how we’re voting and whether our current government is actually getting its job done. Still, I see the scariest part of politics as what’s still to come, and it’s known as Project 2025.
Athens’ Block Party is back for the second year since the COVID-19 pandemic. Many students from Ohio University and other campuses came to celebrate its Halloween festivities.
Members of the Environmental Affairs Commission within Student Senate are pushing for more solar panels to be installed on campus.
Ohio University students and Athens community members gathered outside the Athens County Courthouse Thursday evening to stand in solidarity with Palestine as a smaller group of people gathered in support of Israel across the street.
Ohio University Athletics has welcomed a new and creative way to create a more sustainable campus through Green Games.
Student senate met on Wednesday to receive an update about the Board of Trustees from student trustees.
Wayne National Forest, the only national forest in Ohio, is facing a potential renaming as discussions arise concerning its historical connections with violence toward Native Americans.
Ohio University, Miami University and Kent State University collaborated to form the Reimagining the Academy Conference in an effort to share ideas about how to be more inclusive within their respective institutions.
In the past decade, an exceptional familial music group has emerged out of Santiago City, Philippines. 4TH IMPACT, formerly known as 4TH Power, the group is composed of four sisters: Almira, Irene, Mylene and Celina Cercado. The group performed on The X Factor UK in 2015 and earned the status of a Top 5 Finalist. Their time on the show featured a cover of Jessie J’s “Bang Bang,” a rendition that amassed over 190 million views on The X Factor UK’s official YouTube channel.
Phi Delta Epsilon’s Anatomy Fashion Show took place Sunday, proving beauty is not only on the outside but also on the inside– or insides. This unique take on a typical runway was to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, all while serving skeleton and modeling muscles.
With over 200 undergraduate majors and countless classes offered by each program, Ohio University’s number of course instructors and professors can seem overwhelming. However, now and then a name will stand out among the rest as an exemplary teacher and dedicated mentor. One of those names is David Wanczyk.
After seven rocky episodes, the final season of “Sex Education” concludes the series with its eighth and final episode. Unfortunately for the hit comedy-drama series from Netflix, the episode brings a lackluster, rushed, dull and unceremonious end to the stories of Moordale’s former students.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees met Thursday and Friday to discuss labor updates, the undergraduate experience and OU students’ campus involvement.
Long-term Athens community member, Don E. Wirtshafter, has been collecting cannabis memorabilia for almost 50 years. Wirtshafter’s mission is to show the importance of hemp and resurface all the knowledge that has been lost over the past 40 years.
Cricket Jones has been making her own jewelry for 14 years, including handmade spoon rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets. In addition, she sells her own poetry in the form of mugs and T-shirts. She did not always know jewelry was her calling, but took a taste of every creative direction in order to find what she loved. Her father inspired her to let passions guide big life decisions, and she has done so throughout her life.
Student senate met Wednesday to go over Halloween safety tips and Ohio University’s Medical Emergency Assistance Program.
This year, Free Speech Week is Oct. 16-22. The purpose of this weeklong event is to celebrate and raise awareness of the importance of free speech and free press, according to News/Media Alliance. We at The Post acknowledge the significance of free speech as journalists, as our lives would be drastically different without our First Amendment protections.
Ohio University held an inauguration and investiture ceremony at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium Wednesday for the institution’s first female president in 219 years, OU President Lori Stewart Gonzalez.
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