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From elementary school gold stars to decked-out Redbubble laptop cases, stickers are one of life’s trinkets that have been constant while growing up. It’s time to see just how long humans have attached themselves to stickers.
Life is Sweet, Ohio University culinary services’ newest concept, is officially open.
Three local school districts—Athens City School District, Alexander Local School District and Meigs Local School District—have been experiencing a shortage of substitute teachers.
Ohio University’s Center for Advising, Career and Experiential Learning has awarded 13 spaces on campus Experiential Spaces Designation.
Ohio University is helping Appalachian Ohio prepare for a future where people, cargo and emergency medical services are transported by autonomous drone-like aircraft.
Sunday afternoons in McCracken Hall are not the first place one would think to find school spirit, but the beige walls ring with cheers.
The Athens Recreation Advisory Board, which is a committee that advises city administration in matters relating to the recreational use of any land or buildings owned by the city, hopes to solidify a set Board and reduce the turnover of members.
Ohio University recently hired Lyn Redington to serve as the new Interim Vice President for Student Affairs. Throughout her educational career, Redington has the opportunity to teach at community colleges and collegiate institutions, promoting student well-being and involvement.
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In this episode, we cover Box officer news Avatar 2: The Way Of Water, and Spencer secures an exclusive interview with academy award nominee animator and educator Gary Schwartz.
Ohio University students and community members gathered near Artifacts Gallery, located at 2 W. State St., on Saturday morning to participate in a planned protest against the shop’s owner, Amy Mangano, in response to transphobic signage on her storefront.
The Ohio University Board of Trustees met Thursday and Friday to discuss the Inclusive Access Textbook Program, updates on the ASCENT program and hear updates on the university from OUR President Hugh Sherman.
Every year, certain items become especially popular during the holiday season. Some presents become must-haves on everyone's Christmas list and they get sold out in days. Last year it was the Dyson AirWrap. Students react to this year's most popular items and those who made these items so essential.
At 2 W. State St. there lies a familiar Athens business that is the subject of current controversy: Artifacts Gallery. Some social media posts encourage a boycott of Artifacts Gallery and its owner, Amy Mangano, for accusations of transphobia. A protest against Mangano and the shop is scheduled for Saturday at 10:30 a.m.
The transition from high school to college is likely the most significant adjustment many will make in their lifetime. The good news is that the thought of it is more stressful than the actual transition. As a college freshman, I can’t offer a lot of advice, but here’s five things I wish I knew at this time last year.
Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 94 last Sunday had he not been assassinated in 1968 at 39 years old. In memory for all he accomplished and could have done, Ohio University celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year with a week of events.
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When students log on to Kitty Consolo’s class, they are immediately met with a cheerful, vibrant professor who has a passion for teaching her students about the importance of nutrition as well as physical and mental wellness. What the students may not know, however, is they are being taught by an accomplished runner and Olympian.
The first person from Gen Z was elected to Congress this past November, but Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.), among other newly elected officials of the 118th Congress, was not able to be sworn in until the Speaker of the House of Representatives was decided, which didn’t happen until Jan. 7.
As 2023 begins, many may be anticipating Jan. 1 as a fresh start, a time to begin a new hobby or change their lifestyle for the better. Others may see it as just another day on the calendar, and if they want to make a change, it does not have to be at the start of a new year. Are New Year’s resolutions dead or just taking on a new form?
Solutions by The State News