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In February 2024, an apology notice was sent out to every sorority and fraternity member who was required to come to a discussion on sexual health for a Paws For A Cause program. The discussion was led by an undergraduate peer educator who worked with the Office of Health Promotion.
For Fan Appreciation Night, Ohio (11-13, 7-6 Mid-American Conference) put on a show for a record-breaking attendance for volleyball in The Convo. In a five-set victory against formerly MAC No. 1 ranked Central Michigan (19-6, 10-3 MAC), 1,017 fans took to their feet as three Bobcats reached career highs during the game.
The perfect block party consists of three things: electric songs, thrilling beat drops and a talented DJ. Luckily for Ohio University Bobcats and Athens locals, a passionate and enthusiastic DJ hitting these marks lives right around the corner.
Watching a movie in the theater can be an amazing cinematic experience for anyone. However, it can be rather dreadful watching a particular movie, like a horror movie, and can result in an experience nobody ever wants to have again in their life.
Bird Ice Arena is finishing renovations and is set to reopen in January 2025 after receiving a new roof, insulation, paint, ice plant and chiller.
A new era of pop stars is on the horizon, including Chappell Roan, Olivia Rodrigo, Sabrina Carpenter and Billie Eilish. While pop girls dominate the current pop music sphere, many people wonder where the male pop stars have gone.
It is that time of year again. Not just the season of pumpkin pie and Halloween, but also the time of year to set the clocks back an hour and observe daylight saving time. The U.S. has been officially observing daylight saving time since 1918 as a way of conserving energy and fuel, much of which had been used during World War I.
Newspapers endorsing presidential and down ballot candidates has been a long-standing practice in the U.S. However, the owners of The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times have decided not to endorse a presidential candidate in the 2024 election.
Social media is a powerful tool, used by corporations, celebrities and everyday individuals as a way to quickly communicate thoughts and feelings. As the 2024 presidential election draws near, how do OU students feel about celebrities endorsing political figures on social media?
Election Day is fast approaching, and although the voter registration deadline has passed, local businesses and campus organizations are advocating for Athens residents to vote.
Election Day is one week away and Ohio University students share concerns over the election and impending results.
Few moments in literary history are as defining as the release of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” in 1813. Facing down such a monumentally influential piece of work, the Ohio University students who make up the cast of Tantrum Theater’s production of Austen’s novel are up to the challenge.
Ohio traveled to take on Eastern Michigan and split the matches, taking the first 3-1 and falling in the latter 3-2. The two teams competed in very intense sets and put each other to the test.
I am from Pennsylvania and go to school out of my home state. So, I had to vote through a mail-in ballot. However, the decision to vote in my home state did not come easily to me.
As many students make the weekly trip from campus to East State Street to buy groceries or for retail therapy, the inevitable passing of political signs outside homes catches eyes and creates conversation.
Athens County Libraries Levy 17, originally passed in 2019, is expiring this year, putting a replacement and increase on the ballot for 1.5 mills.
Over a year ago, Republican Gov. Mike DeWine signed Ohio House Bill 458 Jan. 6, 2023. The bill changed voter identification rules, shortened absentee ballot requests, changed curbside voting rules and moved early voting windows.
As the Spring 2025 semester scheduling times arrive, students strive to choose classes that are not long and tiresome, but rather interesting. Ohio University students are in luck, as there are countless courses that not only fulfill requirements but make learning fun and engaging.
The arrival of fall brings forth a revitalizing energy inspiring people to get their lives back on track before the new year. With seasonal festivities and social gatherings to look forward to, people are reminded of what they have yet to accomplish this year.
Just because students and faculty strengthen their cyber defenses during this month of cybersecurity awareness, doesn’t mean attacks stop for the rest of the year.
Solutions by The State News