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The transition from high school to college is likely the most significant adjustment many will make in their lifetime. The good news is that the thought of it is more stressful than the actual transition. As a college freshman, I can’t offer a lot of advice, but here’s five things I wish I knew at this time last year.
Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 94 last Sunday had he not been assassinated in 1968 at 39 years old. In memory for all he accomplished and could have done, Ohio University celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year with a week of events.
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When students log on to Kitty Consolo’s class, they are immediately met with a cheerful, vibrant professor who has a passion for teaching her students about the importance of nutrition as well as physical and mental wellness. What the students may not know, however, is they are being taught by an accomplished runner and Olympian.
The first person from Gen Z was elected to Congress this past November, but Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.), among other newly elected officials of the 118th Congress, was not able to be sworn in until the Speaker of the House of Representatives was decided, which didn’t happen until Jan. 7.
As 2023 begins, many may be anticipating Jan. 1 as a fresh start, a time to begin a new hobby or change their lifestyle for the better. Others may see it as just another day on the calendar, and if they want to make a change, it does not have to be at the start of a new year. Are New Year’s resolutions dead or just taking on a new form?
On Thursday, Ohio University President Hugh Sherman named Dr. Lyn Redington the new interim vice president for student affairs, effective Jan. 9.
After meeting for the final time during the 2022 Fall Semester on Nov. 30, Ohio University Student Senate members recollect their accomplishments during the semester fondly and are eager to aim to further their goals in the 2023 Spring Semester.
Opioid overdose rescue kits will be available on Ohio University’s campus for students during the 2023 Spring Semester.
Between the Orthodox Union’s summit on antisemitism currently taking place in New York and White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s announcement on Monday that an interagency group will be formed to “increase and better coordinate U.S. government efforts to counter antisemitism, Islamophobia, and related forms of bias and discrimination within the United States,” there seems to be no shortage of concern around the rise in antisemitism. The formation of the White House group, it should be noted, comes after a letter from over 100 lawmakers and advocates at the White House summit which called for fears about the rise in antisemitism to be addressed.
I have always felt a tinge of jealousy around Christmas. Not because I want to decorate a tree or I like the idea of a random old man coming into my house in the middle of the night, but because of winter break. Winter break is purposefully put during the time of Christmas and the New Year, which are also both federal holidays. I remember thinking to myself “What about my holy days? What about my New Year?”
As Finals Week approaches, adequate study spaces on campus at Ohio University will be increasingly utilized by students.
Graphic novels have been a big focus in public discourse. From education boards' choices to ban books to the media we consume, comics are omnipresent. Beyond the news and media, creators continue to put out medium-defining work.
Although we live in a world dominated by machinery and modern technology, artisanship still manages to exist and contributes profoundly to certain industries today.
Morgan's Message is an organization built to amplify the voices of student athletes and advocate for open conversations about mental health. It was founded in honor of Morgan Rodgers, a Duke student athlete who died by suicide in July 2019.
“I feel like I’m the richest woman in the world because I do whatever my brain conjures up,” said Annie Warmke, a homesteader from Blue Rock Station in Philo, Ohio.
The construction of the National Pan-Hellenic Council, or NPHC, Plaza, which will honor historically African American fraternities and sororities, is close to completion, although there is no set reveal date.
Thanksgiving looks different for every American. Whether that means spending it on cold metal bleachers watching their favorite football team, snuggled on the couch in a turkey coma, lazily flipping channels between Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving,” there are many ways to spend the iconic holiday.
On Tuesday, community members were welcomed to the Ecohouse for a Thanksgiving dinner that provided an opportunity to learn more about food and holiday sustainability. Video by: Molly Lee & Morgan Ellis
The Post Weekly Round-up is here to keep OU’s campus informed on the most important stories published by The Post each week. Hosts Donovan Hunt, Sophie Young and Arielle Lyons give you a brief round-up of current Athens and OU news.
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