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Student Senate met Wednesday and heard from Interim Vice President Salome Nnoromele and Executive Director Duane Bruce of Diversity and Inclusion of Ohio University’s Division of Diversity and Inclusion.
A welcomer pointed in the direction of Baker University Center rooms 202 and 204 and mentioned a person who could be approached wearing glasses with red chunky rims. In actuality, they were sporting glasses with white chunky rims.
A study released by the Health Policy Institute of Ohio found that depression and suicide rates have steadily increased over the past year for Ohioans—with young adults most likely to have reported symptoms of depression.
Neatly tucked behind The Ridges in the woods on Dairy Lane, a small house sits up from the brick road. While it may seem like a regular house to a typical passerby, it is a bustling hub of sustainable living.
At Ohio University, nursing is one of the top majors students pursue. Despite its many challenges, the scheduling process only adds to the student's distress.
Over four million Ohioans cast their vote in the 2022 Midterm Election. Nationally, a “red wave” was expected due to President Joe Biden’s disappointments thus far. However, results showed that this occurred most prominently in states like Florida and Ohio rather than as a collective nation. With an impressive turnout of over 50% of registered voters, voting results revealed a statewide shift toward the right.
OU’s Communications and Development Studies Department, or CommDev, celebrated its 35th anniversary with a series of cultural evenings, both Nov. 14 and Nov. 15, kicking off International Education Week. CommDev comprises a wide range of globally diverse students, many of whom helped plan for this celebration. The International Open Stage Performance occurred at Grover Center on November 15th. Video by: Rachel Cavera Read the full story here: https://www.thepostathens.com/article/2022/11/international-education-week-open-stage Visit our website: https://www.thepostathens.com/ Find us on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepostathens/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThePost Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePostAthens
Kayla Pintar, a junior studying psychology, is the madam president omicron gamma, or the sorority president of Delta Zeta at Ohio University.
The band Pink Floyd made its world debut in 1965. Since then, its songs have become quite possibly the most influential in the music world. If you want to listen to their songs, but aren’t sure where to start, fear not. Here are the ten best Pink Floyd songs.
Tucked away in the trees, Ohio University may appear isolated to those unfamiliar with its foundations of global outreach and representation. Aligning with these foundations are the university’s intentions to host its 11th annual International Education Week celebration beginning Nov. 14.
Over 150 years ago, President Abraham Lincoln acknowledged the fourth Thursday of each November as the national holiday of Thanksgiving. However, the holiday’s history spans back even farther than the 1621 feast that is traditionally taught in schools. As far back as 1565, Spanish peoples arrived in Florida to colonize what is now St. Augustine where they would sing religious songs and share a feast with Natives. Historians also recognize the observance of several other Thanksgiving celebrations including one in Texas in 1598 and another in Maine in 1607. Despite that, the table shared by the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag peoples is the most famous, or perhaps, infamous.
College is a time for making ever-lasting friendships and memories, but it is also a time for students to explore a field they are passionate about. Many students feel the same excitement of their first major class, their first interview and their first job offer. The Honors Tutorial College, or HTC, at Ohio University allows students to further explore their field with expert support.
Billie Eilish dressing up as a baby and her ten years senior boyfriend, Jesse Rutherford, dressing up as an old man for Halloween seemed like a satirical take on ‘playing the victim:’ an off-putting joke that has fans stirring.
Period poverty is real, and Alexis Thomas, as a sophomore studying early childhood education, spends time in inner-city schools seeing the lack of menstrual products available to young girls.
This Friday is a lucky day to be a Marvel fan and Ohio University Student. Thanks to OU’s Division of Diversity and Inclusion, Multicultural Center, Black Student Cultural Programming Board, Student Senate and the Office of the President, all three theaters at the Athena Cinema have been rented out for free screenings of Marvel’s “Wakanda Forever” to all who have an Ohio ID.
College can sometimes feel lonely for students, so they turn to pets for help. Even though the idea of being able to come home to a furry friend may sound appealing, it may not be the best option for students.
With election day approaching on Tuesday, Nov. 8, students at Ohio University are eagerly registering to vote and preparing to cast their ballots. In modern elections, college students have been voting at record rates. In the 2020 election, 66% of registered college voters cast their ballots.
Women from all over the world assume a number of roles: doctors, lawyers, teachers, mothers, sisters, wives and many more. Women make up 51% of the American population. Despite this fact, there is still a field where women are seriously underrepresented: politics.
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