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Generation Z, the generation born during the 1990s and early 2000s, has become extremely desensitized to tragic events. World-changing events occur seemingly one after another because of social media’s access to quick information.
As Hurricane Helene destroyed neighborhoods in North Carolina in September, the public gained a much-needed awareness of how crucial local journalists are to their communities. Local journalism, especially in the wake of disaster, is largely valued by the communities it exists in and provides information people otherwise wouldn’t have access to.
Haunted house hoax
As midterms and other exams come and go, stress among students can pile up just as quickly as the work they are assigned. According to a study by U.S. News & World Report, around 70% of college students have dealt with some form of mental health challenge.
Ohio University organized a campus-wide donation drive for those impacted by Hurricane Helene. The drive took donations from Oct. 4-11 and specifically aimed to help those in Tennessee and North Carolina.
Ohio University Center for Student Engagement and Leadership has more than 20 student media organizations that require legal and financial help without direct university support.
The season of fear is here, in more ways than one. Fear is a complex emotion, rooted in primal instincts yet felt in everyday emotions. It can be a powerful manipulation for our entertainment, or to influence our perception and understanding of the world.
According to a previous Post report, Athens has recently shown an uptick in stray animals. Just last year, the Athens Humane Society picked up 250 strays without a shelter.
The City of Athens issued a plastic bag ban Jan. 1, prohibiting the use of single plastic bags in stores across the city.
Although The Post is independent, it would not be able to exist in the capacity it does without the support, guidance and education provided by the faculty of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism. The contributions from the school manifest in many ways, whether that be how to write a solid headline or what to do during an ethical dilemma, we are forever grateful for the support.
Report taken for campus damage
Many trends from audiences have emerged online to express their grief over shows canceled during peak viewership. Fans have sparked conversations across social media platforms, sharing their theories, love and core memories of their favorite series. With some luck, these conversations have fueled the revival and reboot of beloved cartoons, opening up possibilities for future projects.
True crime continues to be popular in mainstream media, whether in the form of podcasts or series like Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s “Monsters” anthology, where each season follows the lives of different killers.
Student Senate hosted a candidate forum Tuesday for the Ohio House District 95 race. The forum was between incumbent Don Jones and opponent Micah McCarey.
Athens City Council was joined Monday by Eduard Balashov, Rector’s Assistant for International Relations and Fundraising at Ostroh Academy, during his visit to the U.S. facilitated by Sister Cities International. The Council also discussed ways to address the city’s housing crisis.
Have you ever been overcome with the urge to squeeze something cute, even if you mean no harm? The phenomenon is called cute aggression and it is more common than you think.
Music is important in my everyday life. I listen to it while getting ready, on my walk to class, when I am doing homework and many more times throughout the day. However, listening to music and liking artists has become an expensive hobby.
With Ohio University’s Halloween weekend quickly approaching, students should be informed of their rights in regard to alcoholic beverages.
Sequels to well-received critically and financially successful films are usually hit or miss. The latest in this category of films, Todd Phillips’ “Joker: Folie à Deux” (2024), does not fare well with its previously acclaimed prequel, “Joker” (2019).
As the semester continues and workloads increase, many students will find themselves working late into the night and sometimes early into the morning. The solution to this cycle of sleep deprivation is caffeine. The keepers of the caffeine, also known as baristas, work tirelessly to keep students and community members fueled and functional.
Solutions by The State News