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(04/05/24 2:16am)
Aug. 18, 2022, my parents and I sat at Casa Nueva and reminisced on the past 18 years of our lives together. They had just moved me into my freshman dorm and were about to leave me to my own devices for the first time. As I tried to find my way back to East Green, still misty-eyed from our goodbyes, I thought nothing would ever top the level of independence I was feeling. That is, until I shared similarly misty-eyed goodbyes with my parents before beginning my semester abroad. In the few weeks I’ve been studying in Germany, I’ve realized that I had no idea what real independence was until now.
(04/05/24 4:15am)
Correction Appended: The original copy said one of Isaac Davis’ goals as senate president if elected was to have unregistered guests in dorm rooms during Halloween weekend. The current copy states his goal was to have registered guests without a $50 fee.
(04/05/24 3:12am)
Hair and makeup are prominent mediums of self-expression. In the 1800s, it was a marker of social status. By the 1980s, they were a means of freedom and creativity. Cyndi Lauper inspired many to create hairstyles based on their inner selves. The 1990s saw waves of innovative hairstyles from Black celebrities, pioneering iconic hairstyles that added depth to characters. The 2010s marked a revolution in the makeup industry that saw groundbreaking inclusivity in its products and campaigns.
(04/05/24 1:36am)
Beyoncé’s eighth studio album “COWBOY CARTER,” the second part of her Renaissance trilogy, targets a new space for the “Crazy in Love” singer: the country music industry.
(04/04/24 3:00am)
Rosalie James is a Cornwall-based British multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter with a new single, "Girl I Was." James' musical style is characterized by brutally honest lyrics, hooking melodies and a powerful, soulful voice.
(04/04/24 3:00am)
“Archie!”
(04/02/24 2:50am)
Ohio University Faculty Senate introduced a revised resolution aimed at supporting students who are caregivers to a minor child. Some members felt the policy could make learning more accessible to students with caregiving needs while others felt allowing minors in classrooms would be a distraction for other students in class.
(04/02/24 1:39am)
Studio Ghibli is a Japanese animation studio founded in 1985 by directors/animators Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata and producer and current president Toshio Suzuki. The studio has released 21 feature films and is one of the leading global names in animation. After nearly 40 years, Studio Ghibli has helped bring Japanese anime to a mainstream audience and is responsible for some of the film industry's most moving and visually stunning art pieces.
(04/01/24 2:13am)
While Athens anticipates the upcoming 51st Athens International Film + Video Festival, another film festival came to town. Ohio University Outdoor Pursuits, along with the OU Recreation Majors/Minors Association, or OURMA, hosted a screening of the ninth annual No Man’s Land Film Festival on March 29 at the Baker Theater.
(04/04/24 3:00am)
"Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV" is a four-part documentary about the mistreatment of employees at the popular kid's television network Nickelodeon. The series reveals horrific allegations against dialogue coach Brian Peck and producer Dan Schneider by former child actors and writers on the network. The docuseries can be streamed on MAX and Discovery+.
(03/29/24 3:04am)
Ohio University’s general fee, which most full-time students pay $712 toward each semester, pays for various student services across campus, but many students are unaware of the fee and what it goes toward.
(03/29/24 2:52am)
Warning: this article contains spoilers
(03/28/24 7:27pm)
Student senate met Wednesday to discuss -- and ultimately table -- a resolution that would change its rules and procedures on votes of no confidence that remove executive officers accused of failing their required responsibilities to the senate.
(03/28/24 2:39am)
Ohio has been secure at the most important position, quarterback, for the last two seasons behind the arm of former Mid-American Conference Offensive Player of the Year, Kurtis Rourke.
(03/28/24 3:15am)
Some thrive in a life lived outside. Take thru-hikers, who spend months living off the pack on their back, with the simple goal of walking from one place to somewhere else much farther away.
(03/28/24 2:51am)
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, live music shut down for nearly three years. In response, many artists hosted livestreamed events from their homes or with the help of sponsors. However, as the pandemic eased, artists began announcing tour dates again.
(03/26/24 2:17am)
Trends develop and change over time, but their origins are often lost. Who is responsible for setting trends? Let's explore how trends stand out and who influences them most.
(03/28/24 1:26am)
Nearly a month after a report of voyeurism in Dougan House, students are calling for the university to take the initiative to add locks in residence hall showers to protect the safety and privacy of its students.
(03/25/24 1:12am)
On March 22, the highly anticipated film “Late Night With the Devil” was released to limited theaters. Leading up to its release, reviewers and horror connoisseurs were hyping up the film on social media, rallying people to support the film since it was made with a small budget and wasn't being produced by a large production company.
(03/22/24 3:04am)
The first Student Senate presidential candidate debate, held Thursday, allowed candidates Reagan Farmer, Issac Davis and Kiandra Martin to explain their platforms and answer questions submitted by students.
