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Amazon isn’t just an online shopping giant; it’s the driving force for convenience in the e-commerce industry. Millions of people rely on its one-click deliveries and Prime Video, but the company is now facing a $2.5 billion settlement.
Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio, strives to provide a space dedicated to student-run creativity with its after-school music program.
Ohio University's School of Art and Design faculty brought their artistic abilities and passion for art to the Kennedy Museum of Art in September. Located at 100 Ridges Circle, the new “Art & Process” exhibit celebrates faculty artwork and educates locals.
The City of Athens has lowered vendor permit fees from $450 to $25 a month, according to Cricket Jones, a local jewelry vendor, allowing more small businesses to operate on city streets.
As the sun was beginning to set Wednesday evening, the party was just starting at The Union. A lively audience stood before an open stage, which showcased women performers for the night. Balloons and conversation filled the air. The members of the local band Blush could be seen dancing in the crowd, hyping up the gifted musicians on stage and preparing for their later performance.
Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez hosted a State of the University Address on Wednesday morning and welcomed over 8,000 new students across all campuses, as well as 261 new faculty members.
A teacher shortage continues to expand across Ohio, affecting school districts and existing teachers.
Among the many organizations within the Ohio University Russ College of Engineering and Technology, one stands out as the only club specifically tailored to the well-being of engineering students.
Ohio University is preparing to launch the School of International Studies and Languages, which will officially debut with events Thursday, Sept. 25, and Friday, Sept. 26.
Nobody ever seems to do anything solely because they want to. Every time I talk to somebody, it seems their ultimate reason for doing something is to look good on a resume. Young people are doing so much to gain experience to add to their resume and still not getting jobs. People do everything for jobs because the country is making it harder for new workers and easier for older workers.
A few years ago, it took a lot of effort to make an artificially intelligent image look realistic; now, it can be done with just the click of a button. The percentage of Americans who can identify AI generated content has decreased due to advancements in artificial intelligence.
For decades, fame followed a familiar script: Hollywood stars, top of the chart musicians and pro athletes setting the cultural agenda. These celebrities won awards, were on glossy magazine covers and sold everything from perfume to Pepsi. In 2025, the script is being reinvented, and the new lead actors are influencers.
Earlier this month, the School of Visual Communications unveiled the “Generative Sparks” exhibit in the VisCom Focus Gallery on the first floor of Schoonover Center. It showcases “student works” made using generative artificial intelligence. This gallery opening comes right after the Scripps College of Communication came under fire for using AI marketing, showcased by an Instagram post that now has almost 700 likes.
Earlier this month, the School of Visual Communications unveiled the “Generative Sparks” exhibit in the VisCom Focus Gallery on the first floor of Schoonover Center. It showcases “student works” made using generative artificial intelligence. This gallery opening came right after the Scripps College of Communication came under fire for using AI marketing, showcased by an Instagram post that now has almost 700 likes.
Equitas Health hosted its annual We Won’t Rest Fest on Friday, bridging themes of creativity and acceptance to Athens.
Artifacts Gallery at 2 W. State St. will remain under the ownership of Amy Mangano, who confirmed the business has not been sold despite attempts to sell.
Broadband internet is something lawmakers and interest groups across the U.S. have been promising to improve for a while. Many cities and villages still lack high-speed internet even after federal goals working to increase access to rural and low-income areas were set during the Biden administration.
President Donald Trump has made his views on public media clear since day one. In his second term, he has made a tremendous effort in defunding public media stations. PBS had to eliminate around 100 positions in public broadcasting after the $1 billion funding cut due to the Trump administration’s efforts.
In a Sept. 2 press conference, President Donald Trump stated he would be open to former military members who are teachers to carry guns in the classroom. As of Sept. 10, there have been 47 school shootings in the U.S. this year. These shootings have occurred in elementary schools all the way up to college campuses.
Being a fan of a celebrity, show, book or movie can lead one to a community that shares the same interest. Whether you geek out over "The Hunger Games," or you cheer for Sabrina Carpenter, you are still a fan with fandom, but you do not have to be in the fandom of what you are a fan of. This might be the easiest way to keep peace with what you love. Obsession can be the root cause of a fandom that has grown toxic.
Solutions by The State News