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(02/07/25 5:00am)
Imposter syndrome is a beast that haunts the minds of many college students. It looms over shoulders and lurks at the bottom of the proverbial staircase, just as soon as one thinks their goals are well within reach. As defined by the National Institute of Health, imposter syndrome is “a behavioral health problem described as self-doubt of intellect, skills or accomplishments among high-achieving individuals.”
(02/07/25 5:00am)
In September of 1978, the Sundance Film Festival began in Salt Lake City, Utah. The idea was to create a means to bring independent artists to Utah, and it quickly became a way for filmmakers to begin their careers.
(02/06/25 5:00am)
Kappa Alpha Pi, a pre-law and government gender-inclusive fraternity, is the newest professional fraternity at Ohio University.
(02/05/25 5:00am)
Circle K International is a student-led organization across college campuses worldwide. Directly affiliated with Kiwanis International, a service club founded in 1915, Circle K International aims to raise new generations of leaders through service, leadership and fellowship initiatives.
(02/04/25 5:00am)
Ohio University, like other public universities in Ohio, stands at a critical crossroads as Senate Bill 1 advances through the legislative process.
(02/04/25 5:00am)
At its January meeting, Ohio University Board of Trustees discussed a project to install three rooftop solar panel arrays on facilities within OU’s Athens campus.
(02/04/25 5:00am)
For many, art is not just a creative outlet but also a means of self-expression and reflection. Whether it be painting, music or whatever the creator chooses, art allows artists to show how they see the world. Located at 434 W. Union St., the Athens Photo Project brings together photography and mental health support.
(02/04/25 5:00am)
Ohio Senate Bill 1 is a bill that “bans Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion courses, training, litmus tests, required statements, and spending for any DEI initiatives or programs with the same intent,” specifically in higher education. By banning DEI initiatives, university students in Ohio will lose access to a multitude of open and welcoming environments, course offerings and potentially scholarship money.
(02/03/25 5:00am)
The new South Green residence hall, named after Ohio University’s 20th president Roderick J. McDavis broke ground in April 2024. The 591-bed, five-story facility will be ready for students to move in by August 2026.
(02/04/25 5:00am)
Gov. Mike DeWine signed House Bill 37, or Liv’s Law, into Ohio law Jan. 10, increasing the penalty for Aggravated Vehicular Homicides committed by drunk drivers.
(01/31/25 5:00am)
Although there a many things that come to mind when fans think of David Lynch, one thing is certain: it’s never just a memory of Lynch. The beloved filmmaker died Jan. 15, and he has left behind a cherishable legacy many people will remember forever.
(01/31/25 5:00am)
Last week, a frozen chill swept through the eastern U.S. Although some people wondered where it came from, the biggest concern was how to stay warm.
(01/31/25 5:00am)
Why do we march?
(01/30/25 5:00am)
Ohio (4-15, 2-7 Mid-American Conference) celebrated National Women in Sports Day with a matchup against a formidable Ball State (17-4, 9-0 MAC) team Wednesday night in The Convo. While the Bobcats didn’t come out with the result they were hoping for, losing 83-61, senior Anyssa Jones broke out with a career-high 25 points.
(01/29/25 5:00am)
Most Ohio University professors have several hobbies outside of the classroom. While some enjoy walking their dogs or experimenting in the kitchen, others take pleasure in traveling around the world to watch their favorite football team in action.
(01/29/25 5:00am)
This story has been updated to include a comment from OU’s Communications and Marketing department, along with a recent clarification from the U.S. Department of Education.
(01/29/25 5:00am)
In the early 2000s, it would have been rare to find more than a few desktop computers in a classroom. 20 years later, a classroom would seem incomplete without a crowd of students relying on personal laptops and multiple other devices to get through the school day. In more recent years, those laptops have become a means to use artificial intelligence in the classroom.
(01/28/25 5:00am)
Since 2025 began, a multitude of changes have taken place in the U.S. Most notably, President Donald Trump’s inauguration and the signing of many executive orders are leaving Americans frustrated and scared. In these trying times the best weapon of all is an educated compassionate voice.
(01/28/25 5:00am)
Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister is somewhat of a saint in the world of hard and heavy music. His distinct look paired with his truly one-of-a-kind voice and quick bass guitar skills made him one of the ‘70s most recognizable lead singers when Motörhead took the Roundhouse stage in England on July 20, 1975 for its first ever show. Only audio recordings exist of the group’s foundational live performance, but photos, videos and off-camera recordings play a huge role in remembering Kilmister’s glory and impact on music history.
(09/29/25 2:51pm)
President Donald Trump made another landmark move Jan. 20, one that will likely define his second term in office: he officially withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement for a second time.
