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Whether or not you've read my columns before, it's important to note that I've created a "brand" for my opinion writing. "Moments with Mimi" is my personal outlet to express the views and thoughts of a queer, Asian American woman at a predominately white institution.
On Monday, Aug. 1, a local reproductive rights advocacy group, Athenians for Bodily Autonomy, or ABA, went to Athens City Council with a petition to make Athens a sanctuary city for reproductive rights.
There are newer buildings with leaking roofs and old buildings that are crumbling before the eyes of staff and students of Columbus Public Schools.
Being a person who identifies as a woman looks different for everyone because of personal life experiences and aspirations. One’s own womanhood is perceived and measured by others in various ways that have historically and presently formed barriers to equal treatment in the workplace, educational spaces, government and more. But there is a special day that brings awareness to the inequalities women endure in these areas.
Kick and push all the way to Skate Jam as the fundraiser returns for its second year this Saturday, Aug. 27, from 12 to 9 p.m.
Food is a basic necessity, but not all meals are created equal. With its mission of empowering people to make healthy choices, Live Healthy Appalachia, or LHA, is a nonprofit organization that focuses on educating Athens residents by engaging in community relationships.
The first week of school in college is full of uncertainty, excitement and wondering how to make sense of balancing involvement in academics, organizations and social activities. Students on campus may feel overwhelmed and confused about whether or not the rest of the semester will be successful due to all of their responsibilities.
On June 13, Chris Fowler began her new position as director of the Ohio University Women’s Center.
The Ohio State Fair has been around for over 150 years, earning the reputation as one of the largest annual state fairs in the United States. After the pandemic prevented the fair from happening for the past two years, Ohio governor Mike DeWine announced it would make its return to the masses from July 27 to August 7.
Even if high temperatures indicate otherwise, it is widely accepted that summer officially commences as soon as school is out. Ohio University and Athens are no exception, and there is plenty to do for those who enjoy the outdoors. From mental health benefits to the importance of keeping the environment clean, there is more than what may meet the eye when spending time in nature.
Since April 22, the Kennedy Museum of Art has featured a new exhibition on display called “Connections, Remembered.” The exhibition features work from Ohio University students enrolled in the 2021-2022 Museum Studies Certificate Program.
Ohio University announced Thursday that William Schafer will serve as its interim vice president for student affairs starting July 20.
To achieve the political objective not supported by the majority of citizens, the nullification of Roe v. Wade required a persistent, long-term, systematic and multi-pronged approach and a belief in completing the goal by any means necessary.
During holidays with historical importance, celebrations remain equally as valuable as reflection and action. While Juneteenth will be celebrated on June 20 instead of June 19 due to Father's Day, the former sentiment remains critical as people continue to recognize the event.
The current political divide and increase in controversial opinions has made communication and understanding nearly impossible. Many have expressed the importance of diversity in the workplace and in education, yet few advocate for diversity of opinion.
University study abroad programs provide students with the opportunity to explore different countries and their cultures. But the experience isn't as simple as it may appear.
Ohio University’s Division of Diversity and Inclusion appointed Chris Fowler as the new director of the Women’s Center Monday.
Ohio University Board of Trustees met in committees and conducted a main Board session Tuesday morning. During the meeting, the Board approved several resolutions, received a report from OU President Hugh Sherman and was updated on OU’s current housing master plan.
With Pride Month in full swing, it’s important to be a shoulder to lean on for those who identify as a part of the LGBTQ+ community. This may seem daunting, but there are many ways you can support those around you and learn and grow from individuals and their experiences.
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