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On a hot summer day in the middle of training camp at Northwest Mississippi Community College, no two players were practicing harder than now Ohio Wide Receiver Jacoby Jones and Ohio Defensive Back Tank Pearson.
Every school year brings new changes in Athens, and this year, one of them was the addition of Brian Stephens, a new assistant professor of African American Studies, interdisciplinary arts and media studies. Stephens joined the Ohio University faculty this past July and has already created a name for himself. Combining his passion for activism and education, he is actively creating an environment for students of all backgrounds to feel seen.
With the recent writer’s strike, movie fanatics can’t help but notice the survival of independent film during these tough times. Unsurprisingly, indie films were the first to meet the standards of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) union due to the freedom of their creators. The real surprise lies in the reaction amongst audiences. Indie films are loved by movie-goers and are forcing their way back into the theater; why now?
Last week, I wrote about Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis. I felt that its status as a lazily designed cash grab tarnished its legendary namesake by association. I still feel that way, for the record – since writing that column, I’ve barely touched Ever Crisis. However, it did remind me of just how much I love Final Fantasy VII itself. So, for the last week, I have fully immersed myself in the world of Final Fantasy VII. I’ve been reading the books, playing the spinoffs and above all else, tracking the production of next year’s Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. It’s the second part in the ambitious “Final Fantasy VII Remake” trilogy, which started with 2020's aptly titled Final Fantasy VII Remake.
On Sunday night, after 146 days of striking, the Writers Guild of America, or the WGA, reached a tentative agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, or AMPTP. The WGA has been on strike since early May, following an ongoing disagreement with the AMPTP.
The Bobcat Student Orientation, or BSO, leaders receive a $3,300 monthly stipend and benefits including summer housing and a meal plan, but Vincent Prior, director of undergraduate orientation programs, said he feels like they can do more to support BSO leaders.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Friday that California is suing Big Oil.
Coming off one of its most successful nonconference slates in recent memory, Ohio (3-1) is ready for Mid-American Conference play with its opener against in-state rival Bowling Green.
Bentley Hall, located at 4 President St., has been experiencing higher temperatures as a result of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, or HVAC, complications.
Around Ohio University, it's easy to find a student walking with headphones in on their way to class. With how hectic college life can be, many of these students have started to rely on music to get them through their days, inspiring them to stay motivated.
It would not be an exaggeration to call Final Fantasy VII one of the most important video games ever made. The adventures of Cloud Strife and co. have left an undeniable impact that can be felt in not just every modern RPG but, for better or for worse, nearly every modern game. Its cinematic storytelling, dense and complicated worldbuilding, expansive map and rich build-crafting set a standard that is still being chased nearly 30 years later.
During the Ohio University Board of Trustees’ August meeting, the board received an update concerning five major capital improvements from Mark Heil, vice president and chief financial officer, and Jon Cozad, associate vice president for design and construction.
Los Angeles has a lot happening almost all of the time, but right now Hollywood is on pause. The Writers Guild of America, or WGA, strike began on May 2 due to growth in A.I. technology and what it means for anyone who works in the entertainment industry. Despite the fear and the need for new contracts, nothing is being done to ease these fears. Additionally, there have been controversies surrounding what some celebrities are doing about the issues at hand.
On Tuesday night, all of the entertainment industry packed into the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, to attend the annual MTV Video Music Awards, or VMAs. Hosted by Nicki Minaj, the night was filled with major performances, celebrations and most importantly, historic wins.
As students return to Ohio University from summer break, the dreaded question of “What am I going to wear?” hangs heavily in the unseasonably warm September air. But every year OU is splattered with a wide array of styles and aesthetics, making this campus an ideal place to observe the fall semester fashion trends.
K-pop has become a dominant genre in mainstream music thanks to acts such as BTS and BLACKPINK. The music industry has expanded its range of diverse artists and perspectives. Yet, many music lovers don’t truly know its origins, nor do they clearly understand how the genre will continue to impact the future of music. Look no further; here is a history of K-pop music:
"In a world where strength is encouraged, and expression of feeling has been painted as the opposite of strength, I'm over here arguing that one cannot exist without the other."
You may have noticed Issa Rae as President Barbie or as the lead in her hit HBO show “Insecure,” but her impact has reached beyond these two major roles for the actress since her start in Hollywood. Gaining a following in 2011, the star has become renowned for her witty sense of humor, especially on topics involving race and gender.
May 2, 2008, is a date that should go down in history as one of the most important dates in pop culture history, as it introduced one of the most influential movie characters in all of cinematic history: Tony Stark. Through the chaos he experienced in the Middle East, quick-witted snarkiness and love of Burger King, we were introduced to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a media franchise that revolutionized the way we look at and intake movies and pop culture.
In the hustle and bustle of college life, sometimes students forget to acknowledge some of the very important figures in their lives: their grandparents. To help remedy this conundrum, there is an entire day to remember these loved ones: National Grandparents Day.
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