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While everyone tuned in for the Paris 2024 Olympics this summer, there seems to not be as much hype for the Paralympics. These athletes, who are historically underestimated, have taken bodily limitations and created innovative new strategies that earn them each spots among the best athletes in the world.
For many Athens residents, The Athena Cinema symbolizes local history and tradition. Opening in 1915, the first film shown was Mary Pickford’s “Cinderella” which cost 10 cents to attend.
On Sunday mornings, Ohio University’s Pickleball Club can be found on the courts of the Golf and Tennis Center. The club allows students to play the sport together and bond over common interests in a fun and competitive environment.
Ohio University students and Athens locals heard from several anti-abortion groups on College Green and in Athens’s uptown areas prior to a speech given on the hotly debated topic by Kristan Hawkins, CEO of the Pro-Life Generation and president of Students for Life of America, or SFLA.
Stacked Cats, OU’s women’s ultimate frisbee team, and TROUT, the men’s ultimate frisbee team, are made up of about sixteen players each and play with a “profound love to work hard and compete at every tournament,” according to the Stacked Cats website.
The Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council, or SOPEC, was recently awarded the second portion of an over $16 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration under the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure, or CFI, Program.
Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris discussed various topics during their first debate Tuesday night, including the economy, abortion and immigration.
Athens is currently experiencing a D4 exceptional drought level as of Aug. 29, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor's weekly report.
Football: Ohio is home for Bradley Weaver
After a Week Two win against South Alabama, Ohio coach Tim Albin sat down with the press for his weekly press conference. Here is what The Post learned from the brief conversation.
College life is a special and stressful experience for anyone. Whether it is your first time on campus or your fourth time back in class, most students will miss home. Studies have shown that 70% of first-year college students experience homesickness, and 30% of all students feel its symptoms throughout the year.
Today, breaking news is rarely good news.
Most people have at least heard of the Madden video game franchise. If not, it is the only up to date version of an NFL game consumers can purchase.
Holding elected officials accountable for their actions and idolizing politicians, whether it be because of Generation Z, cancel culture or social media, are only gaining popularity.
Even people unacquainted with a majority of Oasis’ discography are familiar with “Wonderwall,” the smash hit and secret weapon of every beginner musician with an acoustic guitar. Despite its obvious merit, the song only skims the surface of the band's history and collection of albums. Oasis was formed in 1991 in Manchester, England, and has made history as one of the most iconic and successful Britpop bands of all time.
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Snag drivers are hard to miss. Whizzing by on electric scooters with bright red cooler backpacks in tow, these food delivery drivers pride themselves on their ability to efficiently serve one of Athens’ major demographics: the hungry college student.
Most people know Sen. JD Vance, a Republican from Ohio, as former President Donald Trump’s running mate for the upcoming presidential election. Others, however, know him as the author of “Hillbilly Elegy,” the memoir he released in 2016 about his experience growing up in Appalachia — a book full of stereotypes about the region and its people.
Laughs rang out from Baker Ballroom as Victoria Vincent, Ohio University alum, returned to headline the Welcome Week comedy show Thursday night.
Faculty senate resolution allows students to bring children to class
Solutions by The State News