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Athens City Council met in committees on Monday to discuss a possible cooperation agreement between the City of Athens and the municipality of Ostroh.
Ohio University undergraduate commencement ceremonies were held on Saturday at the Convocation Center. The ceremonies were held at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. and included all academic colleges.
Many eager Ohio University graduate students were awarded master's and doctoral degrees during Friday morning’s spring commencement in the Convocation Center.
As we move towards an increasingly automated world, AI is becoming an indispensable tool that is transforming various industries and sectors. From healthcare to finance, education, and transportation, AI has the potential to revolutionize the way we work and live. However, it's concerning to note that many universities are not doing enough to accommodate the AI revolution, thus failing to prepare the next generation for the technological changes that are coming.
During Student Senate’s final meeting Wednesday, new executives were sworn into their positions and the student fire fee bill that had previously failed was passed.
I have written 100 articles for The Post. I have reached my own personal goal of writing. It only took me about 50 articles to find my voice, and the only reason I had faith in sharing them was the editors who defined my work.
School is almost out for the summer, and Bobcats everywhere are gearing up for summer travels and good times wherever they may be. Whether they are going home to their warm bed and some home-cooked meals or they are interning in big cities for the opportunity of a lifetime, it is sure to be a summer like no other.
Friday, April 28
After a long day of partying at a fest, some students may find themselves drunk, lost and without many open bathrooms. A common question starts to trickle into their minds: Can I rock a piss right here without getting caught by the cops?
For ages, humans have obsessed over progress, because progress is believed to be the solution to our issues.
Safe Swimming for All, a program created by Gianna Petrella, is recruiting Ohio University students to help teach children with disabilities how to swim. The program is held at the Beacon School in increments of six weeks where trainers and volunteers work together to create a specialized plan for each student in order to help them achieve certain goals.
Ohio University has spent time hiring and filling positions across the university, including deans' positions from the College of Business to Health Sciences and Professions. It is also currently undergoing the hiring process for deans within the Russ College of Engineering and Technology and the College of Arts and Sciences.
There is something oxymoronic about a journalist with social anxiety, and yet here I sit, writing.
Well, it’s official: the year is wrapping up. While most students will start to plan their return in the fall, many cannot help but stop and think about the graduating class of 2023.
As the unofficial, highly anticipated weed holiday of April 20, or 420, rolls around, many students at Ohio University have different opinions on the legalization of marijuana in Ohio. The use of recreational weed in Ohio is illegal and is considered a minor misdemeanor and can result in a fine; however, Athens decriminalized possession of weed, resulting in a zero dollar fine for minor misdemeanor offenses regarding marijuana.
With the spring semester coming to an end, graduating students will soon move away from the college lifestyle. Because of this, it’s paramount that seniors do some thrilling things before the semester comes to an end. Here are some things you can do before you graduate:
With cherry blossoms in full bloom and vibrant colors found across Ohio University, it’s hard not to tap into one’s artistic side, especially when it comes to poetry. Inspired by Black History Month and Women’s History Month, April serves as National Poetry Month, celebrating the history and significance of poetry.
Buddy's Lounge, located at 10 S. Court St., came to Athens in February. Since then, the store, which sells Delta 9-THC, HHC and CBD products, has steadily increased in popularity among Athens residents and Ohio University students.
Satire has always represented a release value for democracy. From the time of Old Comedy in Greece, where Aristophanes would critique war, education and the elite equally, to Shirley Jackson's haunting work "The Lottery," which criticizes mob conformity, satire has always been present.
Students took advantage of the warm weather for the second weekend of Fests at Ohio University, showing up for Congo Fest Friday and in large crowds for High Fest Saturday.
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