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Although most Ohio University students are beginning just another spring semester, members of the class of 2025 are currently gearing up for their final months on campus. The traditions and importance associated with this semester allows seniors to reflect on the past few years and anticipate the monumental occasions ahead of them.
The wildfires in Los Angeles have created wide-scale destruction beyond comprehension. At least 16 people have died as a result of the fires with over 100,000 LA residents under evacuation orders and 12,000 structures destroyed. 42,600 people do not have power throughout Los Angeles County. Although not the largest fires the state has experienced, they are some of the most destructive on record. With such immense and egregious losses, it is hard to put a number on just how many have been affected.
Ohio (9-6, 3-0 Mid-American Conference) put forth a dominant performance in the team’s most recent victory against Northern Illinois. The team won 108-70, hitting 17 3-pointers in the highest-scoring regulation conference game of the Jeff Boals era.
Jesse Crosson graduated from Ohio University in 2018 but didn’t set foot on the Athens campus until just a few months ago; he spent over a decade working toward a degree through correspondence courses, a distance learning format.
It’s been an up-and-down but overall positive season for Ohio coach Jeff Boals and his Bobcats mid-way through the 2024-25 season. The team, currently on a five-game winning streak, sits tied for first in the Mid-American Conference after a lackluster start on a prolonged road trip.
Ohio has won games in all different ways to start its Mid-American Conference schedule. To start the year, the Bobcats needed only 57 points to take down Central Michigan in a staunch defensive effort. Against Buffalo, it was a fluent all-around effort on both ends to take home an 88-79 victory.
President-elect Donald Trump has many plans for when he is welcomed back into the White House, but one specific policy will likely change the economic state of the U.S. According to Ohio University associate professor of economics Roberto Duncan, Trump has proposed “significantly higher tariffs.”
Most career paths, including those involving international travel, do not pose the threat of random and unfair arrest. In this sense, international journalism stands alone because of the constantly looming presence of detainment.
As preparations for the new year are underway, one of the most common practices for January includes New Year’s resolutions. Athens is no different, as many students have already figured out plans for bettering themselves in 2025.
Journalists, attorneys and Ohioans at large rely on police body camera footage to hold institutions and officials – that are meant to serve them – accountable. On Thursday, Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill that threatens access to the footage, carrying several consequences surrounding inequity and transparency.
Madalynn Adams had to travel about 100 miles once a week to see her counselor in Canton, Ohio.
The end of December is the peak travel season for most of the world. Students are rewarded for a semester of hard work with weeks off school and adults cash in on prized vacation days to escape for the holidays. This leads to much debate about the best means of transportation for a vacation. The U.S. suffers from a sorry lack of train travel, meaning the two best options are reduced to plane or car. According to Woodward Community Media, 73% of Americans prefer the latter.
Ohio wrapped up its storybook season Friday afternoon with a 30-27 Cure Bowl Victory against Conference-USA champion Jacksonville State. Bobcat quarterback Parker Navarro led the way with an MVP-worthy performance in the Bowl Game that included four total touchdowns.
Ohio fans, and maybe even players, were stunned when, shortly after the team’s Mid-American Conference Championship game victory, ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported Ohio head coach Tim Albin would leave Ohio to take the head coaching opening at Charlotte.
Although the forecast for Saturday shows no sign of snow, participants of the 12th annual Reindeer Run don’t need a one-horse open sleigh to dash through the Hocking Adena Bikeway. The “wacky, fun-filled 5k” will begin and end at the Eclipse Company Store, located at 11309 Jackson Drive.
In the face of generative AI and economic turmoil, the animation industry faces continued production hurdles. However, studios have a saving grace in the form of Los Angeles native Hailee Steinfeld. The actor and singer has contributed to some of the biggest animated TV and film projects of the last 10 years, giving new life to a struggling sect of Hollywood.
Athens will receive a $2 million grant from the Welcome Home Ohio program, a state initiative signed into action by Gov. Mike Dewine in July 2023.
I have not been to Athens in half a year, and I still find it hard to say goodbye. In the past 4 years, I have changed perspectives on a multitude of topics, met some of my favorite people in the world and done my best to help out The Post.
Through the end of finals week, Campus Recycling will harness a passion for sustainability to give back to the community. Collection bins for the organization’s biannual Food and Clothing Drive will be stationed in approximately 40 dorm lobbies across campus from Dec. 3 to Dec. 13.
Holiday festivities bring joy and cheer to many households around this time of year. However, the holiday season is a challenging time of year for some. Financial issues can make the season of giving a stressful time of year.
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