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Most fans of the cartoon “SpongeBob SquarePants” would recognize the voice of the French narrator whose “ … Hours Later” interjections brought a laugh out of many viewers. However, many viewers are likely unaware of the subject of the voice being parodied: famed explorer Jacques Cousteau.
Ohio University hosted the second of two town hall meetings Friday to discuss the Ridges Development Strategy and how feedback from the attendees of the first town hall has been implemented into the plans for the Ridges.
According to the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, Ohio is ranked 38th in reproductive rights out of all U.S. states. Unfortunately, that doesn’t come as much of a surprise as there are only six full-service abortion clinics in the state and state law requires parental consent for minors seeking abortions.
Sylvia Pankhurst is a name that many might not fully remember from world history, especially with the current education system in place within the U.S., but she was an influential figure and arguably one of the most underrated pioneers during the women’s suffrage movement in London in the early 1900s.
A relatively small gathering of students kicked off Fest Season at Ohio University last Friday with Milliron Fest; however, warmer weather produced a much larger turnout at Mill Fest on Saturday.
This Friday will mark 28 years since American Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla Pérez, more commonly known as just “Selena,” was shot and killed at only 23 years old. Long regarded as the “Queen of Tejano music,” her music has continued to impact generations of all types of Tejano-music lovers, and has been considered a Latina icon for many.
Noah Kahan took the stage Thursday night at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium while on the road for his Stick Season nationwide tour. Kahan opened with “False Confidence” and “Everywhere Everything,” electrifying the crowd.
As March crawls toward April, the curtain is closing on Women’s History Month, and the Women’s Panhellenic Association, or WPA, wants to send it off in style. Starting last Monday, March 20, and working through this weekend, WPA has a number of events designed to empower women in and out of the ten sororities they represent.
A bill to propose a fire fee failed to pass during Student Senate’s meeting on Wednesday. The bill proposed an optional semesterly fee of $50 for students, which would go toward hiring new Athens Fire Department firefighters.
Warning: This review contains spoilers for “The Mandalorian,“ “The Last of Us” and “Andor.”
Krisanne Johnson, freelance photojournalist and former Ohio University graduate student, will be speaking at OU in Schoonover 145 on Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 7 p.m.
Women's History Month has Ohio University's campus bustling with programming. A hidden gem in the lineup of events was the conversation hosted by The Outlet on Tuesday evening about supporting Black, Indigenous and people of color, or BIPOC, women.
Fullbirght scholar Made Hardinata Wijakesuma walks into The Patton College of Education on Tuesday, March 21, 2023.
One of the many special things about Ohio University is its location in the Appalachian foothills. The idea of being one with nature is what attracts many people to Athens, Ohio.
Florida’s HB 1467, a bill that sets new guidelines for what material should be allowed in schools, is causing controversy nationwide. Books in schools must now meet certain criteria before they can be distributed to students.
Ohio University’s Student Senate passed the Bobcat Festival budget resolution Wednesday night after previously failing to pass it during the March 1 meeting.
Ohio University will continue to offer housing in River Park Apartments for rising sophomores for the 2023-24 school year.
Ohio University’s own Science Cafés, which take place monthly in Baker Theater, are opportunities to learn something new about a topic that does not commonly come up in a day-to-day conversation. Steven Evans and Julie Owens, both current psychology professors at OU, spoke at the event on March 8 to bust many of the common myths surrounding Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD.
An Ohio University student is starting a new student organization that will focus on empowering survivors of sexual violence.
Chabad's Athens headquarters are tucked slightly in the alley at 33 N. Court St., a location that was quite the party scene Tuesday night. Costume-clad attendees danced to music as crumbs from tasty cookies politely littered the floor of the room dressed in an elaborate Hollywood theme. The reason for the vibrant occasion? Purim.
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