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As the afternoon sun settles in Athens, a family of female and non-binary students can be found rock climbing, exploring Hocking Hills trails and reconnecting with nature.
On Friday, University of Cincinnati posted a letter from President Neville Pinto announcing the end of the school’s diversity, equity and inclusion programs. In the letter, he referenced President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14173 titled, “Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity,” and said, “In response to these mandates, Provost Kristi Nelson and I spent this week informing our deans and vice presidents of the initial steps we must take to ensure compliance.”
The Grecian story of Narcissus tells of a man who is so beautiful that any person who sees him falls in love. Narcissus, who rejects everyone who attempts to court him, is cursed by one of his scorned courtiers who wishes “that he may suffer the way he has made others suffer.” The goddess Nemesis, who delivers vengeance for acts of arrogance, then curses Narcissus to fall in love with his reflection.
Entertainment studios are rolling back diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives following major changes made by the Trump administration.
An incident occurred Feb. 13 at the Bird Ice Arena during a LUG Sports hockey game, an organization that helps arrange recreational sports for colleges, involving alcohol, fan behavior and language used toward the referees, according to a LUG Disciplinary Committee.
The sacred and crucial watchdog role that journalists play in a functioning democratic society should never be taken for granted, but President Donald Trump is seemingly working to dismantle the Fourth Estate. Although concerns regarding Trump’s stance on free press rose during his first term, his early decision to bar Associated Press reporters from the Oval Office and Air Force One suggests a dangerous trend infiltrating his second term.
The Trump Administration is demanding Ohio University and other public institutions dismantle their DEI programs by Friday or risk losing federal funding. Although a judge temporarily blocked the move, DEI-related bills are still advancing through federal and state legislatures, and the issue is expected to continue.
Athens City Council will be looking a little different in the upcoming months. City Council is holding its election May 6 and three of the nine current members have decided not to run again. The seats for Ward 1, Ward 2 and council president will all be open for new faces or current members to take their place.
Ohio University President Lori Gonzalez named Gregory Simmons for the role of Vice President of Advancement Nov. 4, 2024. Gonzalez said she believes Simmons is well-suited for the role and will be a good fit for the university.
As social and political issues have garnered attention throughout the previous year, many brands and companies have leaned into incorporating activist themes into their marketing strategies, and the Super Bowl commercials were no exception. Although mixed in with funny and lighthearted commercials, several companies rightfully used the heavily sought-after screen time to raise awareness and send powerful messages, and it worked well for those who did it tastefully.
Lavender Menace is a student-led organization that works to create a comfortable space for sapphics at Ohio University. The organization emphasizes the importance of having a place to exist without expectation or explanation.
When listening to an album, people often go straight for the hit singles or standout tracks instead of the interludes.
The ice has begun to melt from the bricks in Athens as the calendar flips to March. With March comes spring and with spring comes more sunny Bobcat baseball games on the turf at Bob Wren Stadium.
On Feb. 7 in Evendale, Ohio, north of Cincinnati, residents took matters into their own hands when neo-nazi protests appeared on I-75. The protestors were wearing all-black clothing and masks and holding swastika flags. Although the protest was incredibly hateful, it was not unlawful because it was on pedestrian walkways. The reaction from Cincinnatians was remarkable and showed how powerful a community can be when united against hate. Cincinnati set an example of what it means not to tolerate hate.
During the summer of 2024, The Post’s Facebook page, with over 9,000 followers, was taken down by Meta due to suspected impersonation of another news organization. Since then, the Audience Engagement team at The Post has worked to recover, focusing on rebuilding our following.
The 59th Super Bowl was unforgettable – not just for Eagles fans and Chiefs skeptics but for the entire nation. While the actual game stirred up emotions, Kendrick Lamar’s halftime performance, hosted by Apple Music, sent shockwaves beyond the stadium. From the heavy political symbolism to famous cameos, his performance wasn’t only entertaining, it included a statement that more than likely left many politicians less than thrilled. Lamar didn’t just perform, he told a story.
As Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives are facing threats on a national scale, the recently introduced Senate Bill 1 creates an unsure future for these measures on the state level.
Ohio’s season hasn’t gone as planned. A string of injuries forced the Bobcats to make unexpected adjustments, shaking up the lineup and challenging players to step into new roles. One of those players is sophomore Bailey Tabeling, who has taken on a different position and become more crucial than ever.
Ohio’s season has been riddled with unfortunate injuries. It feels like every game has been affected one way or another by a player absent for any number of reasons. Against Appalachian State, that was the story again.
By seeking to eliminate USAID, President Donald Trump’s administration is further tarnishing America's reputation on the global stage, portraying the U.S. as selfish and indifferent, even when help is desperately needed.
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