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Last Friday, Baker Center Ballroom was full of rich culture, music and, of course, dance. A segment of the 3rd Global Arts Festival, the 11th World Music and Dance Concert took place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
On the evening of Monday, April 17 Yom Hashoah will begin, the Israeli day of remembrance for the over six million Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust. The year which is most commonly cited as the beginning of the Holocaust is 1933, meaning that we are now 90 years out from the beginning of the heinous genocide. Almost a century later, how should we be remembering the Holocaust? In this case, I believe that knowledge is the most powerful route to take.
Marijuana, Mary Jane, pot or weed— it's all been a part of the human condition dating back 6,000 years ago, despite legalization only coming into the mainstream in 2012, with Colorado and Washington becoming the first states to legalize marijuana. Since then, many states have followed that trend.
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, Nikki Doolittle and Arielle Lyons give you a brief round-up of current Athens and OU news.
When visitors turn into Solid Ground Farm, 13262 Liars Corner Rd., they are immediately met with a sustainable, environmentally-friendly haven dedicated to learning, growing and – most importantly – having fun.
City Council met Monday to discuss the $460,000 grant the Athens Fire Department received in order to fund new positions for two years.
In 1992, Barry C. Scheck and Peter J. Neufeld, both American lawyers, founded the Innocence Project, originally as a law clinic, at the Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University in New York City.
April is Earth Month – a time to celebrate and protect our planet’s beauty. To commemorate the occasion, Athens residents are rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands dirty. From planting flowers to picking up litter, eight organizations are seeking volunteers to keep our community clean, beautiful and sustainable in the name of Athens Beautification Month.
On April 3, Athens City Council met to discuss an ordinance introduced by Councilmember, Alan Swank, D-4th Ward, concerning the reduction of single-use plastic bags by commercial establishments in the City of Athens.
The sun setting means different things for different people– time to pack up the blanket on College Green, time to head to the library for homework or perhaps time to grab dinner at Nelson Court. For Muslim Bobcats this month, however, it signals the time for Iftar, the meal eaten after sunset to break the day’s fast during Ramadan.
Trigger warning: The following content discusses sexual violence.
Student Senate Treasurer Trinity Robinson spoke about recent media coverage of an incident involving her last semester at Student Senate’s meeting on Wednesday and noted a lack of procedures within Senate’s body for holding members accountable for concerns of conduct.
For years, conservative politicians have lamented that public schools are being corrupted by what they call “divisive concepts” and what the rest of the world calls historically accurate information.
An on-campus resource is singing along to the tune of Salt-N-Pepa’s hit classic: “Let’s Talk About Sex.”
Ohio University's undergraduate Student Senate failed to pass legislation that would have allowed the Senate to present an optional semesterly fire fee for students to the OU Board of Trustees.
I’m sure you’ve heard in some form that three children and three adults were fatally shot at a school in Nashville on Monday, March 27. It took over all news stations and social media platforms, and rightfully so. You’ve likely also seen the social media posts with the frightening statistic that there have been more mass shootings than days in 2023. According to the Gun Violence Archive, as of March 27, we have racked up 128 mass shootings in 86 days.
International Week, hosted by Ohio University's International Student Union, or ISU, will be held from April 3 to April 8. The annual International Street Fair will cap off the week-long celebration on April 8 from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Netflix’s comedic drama series “Sex Education” came out right before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, winning fans over for its relatable and honest portrayals of the sex lives of Moordale Secondary School. With quirky character storylines and heartfelt moments of friendship, it’s no surprise that this series has become a staple in the world of teenage comedy.
The Dairy Barn, 8000 Dairy Lane, is a local cultural arts center that aims to promote artistic endeavors and events within southeast Ohio. One of its annual events is the Dairy Barn Fest, which was hosted this past Friday and Saturday in conjunction with the Athens Arts Guild and Chi Omega, an Ohio University sorority. The event included vendors from the area along with a raffle to raise funds for local education.
Science is a field that stems from curiosity, and Alpha Chi Sigma’s Family Science Saturday is doing just that this weekend. The event serves as a celebration of the STEM field through hands-on science experiments and activities. Alpha Chi Sigma is a national fraternity for chemistry students at Ohio University.
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