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International Week of Deaf People, or IWDP, formerly known as International Week of the Deaf, promotes awareness, equality and inclusivity for the Deaf community. IWDP takes place every year during the last week of September, which is also Deaf Awareness Month.
The Athens Pawpaw festival, originally a small one-day event at the Albany fairgrounds, has grown in numbers and attractions over the past 24 years.
In the wake of the Biden administration announcing its plan to cover up to $20,000 in student debt for certain borrowers, some policymakers continue to question the decision while many Ohio University students recognize the benefits.
As a woman of color journalist, I view everything I do through the eyes of a minority. From my academics to my personal life, I’ve stopped trying to push down my identities and instead embrace them. One thing that I’m constantly critiquing from a diversity, equity and inclusion aspect is my career field.
Surrounded by a luscious organic garden, winding hiking trails and extensive solar panel arrays lies Ohio University’s Ecohouse—a place with deep-rooted history in Athens.
Celebration is in order for the film that many accredit for their knowledge of a capella. Ten years ago, "Pitch Perfect," inspired by Mickey Rapkin's book and directed by Jason Moore, was released, introducing the musical style to droves of viewers.
Ohio University was named Ohio’s “best value” public university for the third year in a row, according to the ‘best colleges rankings’ completed by U.S. News and World Report.
As setup for the 2022 Involvement Fair commenced, Coffee Club Vice President Savannah Dawson, a junior studying journalism, stocked the club’s booth with five jugs of cold brew, two cartons of oat milk and one gallon of 2% milk, fully expecting to be able to live off of the leftovers over the ensuing weeks.
In college, your major can say a lot who you are as a person. Because your major is possibly going to dictate what you’ll be doing for the rest of your life, it’s easy to judge one’s character based on their area of study. If you’re curious about how you’re perceived based on your major, we’ve got you covered. Here’s what your major says about you:
Put yourself in my shoes for a moment. Imagine that you have a cultural identity that is so dear to you that it is the most important part of your life. You have jewelry and clothing that signifies it, decorations in your home for it, and you are always reading and learning about it. This cultural identity, however, is shared by a very small percentage of the campus community, and shared by an even smaller percentage worldwide. Thus, you spend a large amount of time interacting with people who just don’t understand this part of your life, and it’s exhausting. Connecting with others isn’t impossible, but it does mean that a lot of the things you say, do or think are markedly different from those around you. Your day-to-day interactions either have to be filtered so that you don’t confuse everyone, or they require a massive amount of educating others. And, either way, no one will really get it because they’re not in it.
Ohio University’s OHIO Honors Program, or OHP, will limit the number of students it enrolls in future classes following the induction of its largest class during the Fall Semester.
Ric Sheffield never had any intention of writing his book “We Got By: A Black Family’s Journey in the Heartland.” Nonetheless, the professor emeritus of legal studies and sociology at Kenyon College began to write down his family’s stories when he couldn’t visit his mother in the summer of 2020.
Ohio University announced on Thursday that Lewatis McNeal will be the next vice provost for regional higher education and partnerships, effective Oct. 3.
Nelsonville Music Festival is unique from other festivals in that it is a zero-waste event and the proceeds not only help future projects but support arts education at Stuart's Opera House. Video by: Emma Dollenmayer Cameraman: Cole Patterson 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
According to College Transitions, the overall safety rank of Ohio University-Main Campus is 445th of hundreds of surveyed colleges. The University of Cincinnati-Main Campus' overall safety rank is considered less safe, at 688, while the University of Toledo's overall safety rank is 564. The overall rankings consider off-campus and on-campus safety, and the total number of colleges compile to 930, with The Ohio State University-Main Campus securing that 930th, or least safe, spot.
The Ohio University Police Department will kick off a four-week Rape Aggression Defense course for OU’s female students, staff and faculty, starting Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m.
The Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, or HCOM, offers a traveling mobile clinic to provide health care services to Ohio University students and people in 24 other Ohio counties.
Walking around Ohio University on a warm sunny day, it is not uncommon to see colorful hammocks dispersed around campus.
Now that Syllabus Week is over, students are working on their first assignments of the school year. There can be stress that comes with the first couple of weeks of classes while trying to find what works best. The greatest way to survive is to find a place to study that feels right. Somewhere that is comfortable and calm can be beneficial.
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