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Despite the cold wind blowing on their faces, Ohio University students and Athens community members marched through the streets holding signs and shouting chants addressing the problem of sexual violence.
As the semester winds down, the university has announced the 2017 commencement address speaker. Additionally, flex meal plans will be restructured for Fall Semester, and the English professor accused of sexual harassment requested a hearing.
Hola, chicos! Thanks for checking in to see how my Argentina experience is going. My classes are going well, and my Spanish is improving immensely. I am trying to use it as much as possible, although I still speak in English with other students from the United States.
The Washington Post national correspondent and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Wesley Lowery will deliver the 2017 spring undergraduate commencement address, according to a news release from Ohio University.
The keynote speech for Pride Week took place in Nelson Commons on Wednesday, but instead of giving a speech, #blacktransmagick’s J Mase III and Vita E. performed spoken word poetry and songs focusing on their experiences as black and trans individuals.
This year’s Moms Weekend will feature an array of events with something to appeal to any mother and student duo.
Sherlock Holmes is a character that has been around for generations and has been portrayed more than 250 times in media interpretations of his stories.
Ohio University’s annual Pride Week returns this year to highlight the experiences of transgender individuals of color with the theme #blacktransmagick.
Here’s what you need to know for Thursday, March 23, 2017:
Members of Ohio University Student Senate will vote on four budgets, two appointments and one resolution at their meeting Wednesday night.
Turkish food and dancing filled Walter Rotunda on Sunday evening.
The ninth annual International Women's Day Festival took an interactive approach to feature people's thoughts and stories about women around the world.
Ada Adams was refused service at some Uptown restaurants. She was not allowed to complete her student teaching in Athens County. She was unable to join Ohio University social sororities and fraternities.
Heavy cloud cover, muddy sidewalks and a chilly nip in the air couldn’t stop students from taking to Mill Street on Saturday in search of a good time. In fact, it made for what one recent Ohio University graduate described this year’s Mill Fest as “a perfect storm.”
Ohio University students can experience the food, dance and culture of Turkey at Turkish Night, presented by the Turkish American Student Association on Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m. in Walter Hall.
On Jan. 13, a week before taking office, President-elect Donald Trump tweeted out that "the Unaffordable Care Act will soon be history!" But almost two months later, progress remains slow on repealing the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare.
One of the most important attributes to have in life is empathy, especially with views others have even if they differ with yours. I spend a lot of my time reading pro-choice books and articles, as well as watching pro-choice speakers present their beliefs apologetically. I believe it’s important to try to read into the hearts of people who believe something very passionately. By doing this, we can try to understand why someone might hold a certain worldview. Empathy is so important, we’ve forgotten how to embrace that virtue. Instead of trying to listen to people and understand what they're saying, we seem to just insult them to escape having beneficial dialogue. It’s important that everyone knows and can share why they hold a certain worldview. So this week, I’m going to use this column as a way to let you look into my heart and learn why I am pro-life and hold the beliefs that I do.
Springtime in Athens can bring many different things. It could snow in late March, or it could be 70 degrees and sunny. But if one thing remains constant year to year, it’s the smell of beer wafting up the street and sound of rap music blaring from cheap speakers in the distance.
Wolf Tree Collective offers classes varying from yoga to support groups designed to give people from all walks of life a safe space to visit.
Ohio University's Feminist Equality Movement group will host four days of sex-themed events that teach students about topics such as polyamory and BDSM through fun activities and educational events.
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