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For the second straight day at Bob Wren Stadium, Ohio took on Central Michigan in a climate that is just about as far from “baseball weather” that one can possibly get.
Since September 2022, Ohio University has been searching for its 23rd president as current OU President Hugh Sherman will step down from his position June 30. After narrowing the search to three candidates, OU invited students, faculty and staff alongside members of the Athens and regional campus communities to hear from those candidates at open forums in March.
Editor’s note: the following story contains the word b - - - -, as it is a part of the title of the play. If this word is offensive or unappealing to you, please keep that in mind.
Ohio University’s Student Senate passed the Bobcat Festival budget resolution Wednesday night after previously failing to pass it during the March 1 meeting.
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According to the research done by a passionate group of students, nearly 60% of students on Ohio University’s campus menstruate and are in need of period products throughout their day. Yet, there are only products provided in seven of the 1,285 on-campus restrooms.
After a pair of tough weekends in a row, Ohio softball was in dire need of a successful trip to Richmond, Kentucky, to compete in the EKU Colonel Classic. Ohio was able to do just that, taking three out of four games in impressive fashion.
A resolution to approve a budget for a Bobcat Festival was not passed at the Student Senate meeting Wednesday night after a lot of deliberation and questions from senate members.
Most people know the number to call when trouble comes knocking, but knowing who to call when smaller counterparts are in danger can be a little trickier. This is where DART comes in.
The chair of the Ohio University Board of Trustees and Presidential Search Committee announced the three finalists following OU’s presidential search on Monday morning.
Two years after Athens City Council passed a resolution to reduce the use of plastic within city events, the enforcement of the resolution will be in full effect within 2023.
The Jewish calendar operates on a lunar cycle, whereas the Gregorian calendar is based on a solar cycle. This is the reason why it seems like Jewish holidays like Rosh Hashanah or Passover come at different times every year. When we enter a new month, it is called Rosh Chodesh, which literally means “the head of the month.” A few days ago it was Rosh Chodesh Adar, the beginning of the Jewish month of Adar. Adar is a special month because of the holiday of Purim, which takes place on the 14th day of the month. Purim celebrates how a plot to kill all the Jews in Persia was thwarted, thanks to Queen Esther, who hid her Judaism from the king. The story of Purim is beautiful, and it is one of my favorite holidays.
The food children eat helps fuel their future. Balanced meals at a young age support mind and body growth that fosters success, according to Action for Healthy Kids. The team at Live Healthy Appalachia, or LHA, a local, wellbeing nonprofit, emphasizes the importance of eating well early in life. This is why they created the Live Healthy Kids program.
On Jan. 6, administrators of Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Virginia, were warned multiple times, to no avail, about a possible armed student. This carelessness resulted in the shooting of 25-year-old Abigail Zwerner, the perpetrator’s teacher. The first warning was issued by Zwerner, who went to the administration at approximately 11 a.m. to report a rumor that one of her first-graders was carrying a weapon. Her concerns were met with indifference.
Ohio University’s chapter of Phi Delta Theta held a candlelight vigil on Monday night in memory of the students who were killed in the Michigan State University shooting on Feb. 13.
On February 9, The George Washington Forum brought to campus Professor Michael Munger from Duke University. Professor Munger presented a talk entitled "Is Capitalism Sustainable in a Democracy?” The question could, of course, be posed the other way around, “Is Democracy Sustainable within Capitalism?” Munger addressed the problems each of these systems face in terms of sustainability. Each of these, for different reasons, are susceptible to corruption through the concentration of wealth and power.
There seems to be a never ending list of Nazi dog whistles. From things like Bored Ape Yacht Club (which is debatable) to HH/88, the list can feel like it stretches on forever. Like many marginalized groups, there has been somewhat of an effort for Jews to reclaim slurs or targeted language.
Ohio picked up its fifth consecutive win Saturday in dominant fashion, beating Central Michigan 76-59 on the road to improve to 8-6 in Mid-American Conference play and move one step closer to qualifying for the MAC Tournament.
Some Ohio University professors and faculty know about ChatGPT, created by OpenAI, and how students can use it to complete assignments.
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