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Student organizations have spent countless hours providing students with opportunities to get more involved with the upcoming election. Sean Slatzer, a junior studying political science, is the president of one of these groups on campus: Ohio University College Democrats.
The clock strikes noon, and it is a beautiful day on College Green. Professors finally dismiss classes, and most students are eager to get outside, although some can’t help but wonder what the rest of their professor’s day entails.
ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge recognized Ohio University for its nonpartisan democratic engagement efforts and its student voter engagement in the 2022 midterm elections.
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.
The cold weather is lurking in and working inside can sometimes feel agonizing. One may wish of being outside, and this is something that has the potential to be fixed. Bringing the outside indoors may have many positive effects. Having plants around the house can be a form of decoration, a mood booster and can have multiple health benefits. They can also teach certain levels of responsibility when caring for another form of life.
The Athens Area Stand Down served individuals experiencing homelessness Oct. 4 and prepared them for winter.
In the velvet darkness of the blackest night, Athens locals and students strutted to West Union Street in corsets, leather, red lipstick and fishnet stockings to experience Lost Flamingo Theatre Company’s "Rocky Horror Picture Show."
In November 2023, former RIIZE member Hong Seunghan became the center of K-pop controversies after private pictures of him kissing a girl were leaked to the public. The photos, which appeared to be taken by him, sparked widespread public disapproval from many Korean internet users, with some commenting on how "grossed out" they were by the images.
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.
Solutions by The State News