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Ohio University hosted its university updates Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Walter Rotunda. The university updates is a series of events detailing the strategic priorities, progress and important topics affecting the university.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. hosted a silent march at 9:30 a.m. Monday and celebratory brunch at 10 a.m. in Baker University Center.
As snow continues to fall gently on the bricks, Jan. 20 celebrates the life, legacy and achievements of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Although a day free of classes for Ohio University, there is so much love and appreciation for King in Athens.
“Nǐ-howdy,” a play on the standard greetings of Nǐ hǎo and howdy is one of the many responses in the comment section of Xiaohongshu, a popular Chinese social media app. The app is China's version of Instagram and has become a place of refuge for many Americans as TikTok grows more restricted for people to use in the United States.
Five figures are outlined by purple lights on The Union stage while the rest of the venue goes dim. Drummer Jack Perry hits his drumsticks together, counting down as his two lead singers make their ways to center stage. The melody of the band’s original song, “Can I Take You Home? (Can’t Help Myself)” blares through the speakers, and Girl Idiot is warmed up for its set for Benefest.
Group Fitness Pilates classes start with the instructor calling the attendees to stand. She leads the group in a series of stretches while upbeat pop music plays through studio 219’s speakers. After stretching, the real workout begins. The group goes through the exercises quickly, but not hurriedly, and most are repetitive motions.
The application season is underway as college students look for internships for the summer of 2025.
Student Senate hosted a town hall Wednesday evening in Walter Hall, giving updates about its respective offices and taking questions from audience members.
In February 2024, an apology notice was sent out to every sorority and fraternity member who was required to come to a discussion on sexual health for a Paws For A Cause program. The discussion was led by an undergraduate peer educator who worked with the Office of Health Promotion.
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.
A speaker stands at the front of a room of colleagues, doesn’t make eye contact with audience members and no one understands what they are saying. The main points are lost, even if they are important, no one feels they learned enough. This idea demonstrates the importance of public speaking and why it shouldn’t be brushed off.
Ohio University students have reported break-ins into off-campus housing on High Street and West State Street.
Ohio University held its fourth university updates event Thursday afternoon in Baker University Center.
It’s not uncommon for the lobby of Glidden Hall to buzz with students and faculty collaborating on their work and sharing their passion on any given day. However, an especially electric energy overtook the School of Music on Sept. 20 and 21 for Ohio University’s first electroacoustic music festival, Click Fest.
Athens City Council met Monday night to discuss the public hearing on the Community Development Block Grant, or CDBG, after passing an ordinance in the spring to enter into the program.
After a Week Three win against Morgan State, Ohio coach Tim Albin sat down with the press for his weekly press conference. Here is what The Post learned from the brief conversation.
Vice President Harris and former President Trump met Tuesday in an unusual first in-person interaction. The two presidential candidates battled in the key debate to prove themselves worthy of heading the next presidential administration and to swing voters. Although both fell short at times, Harris’ strong rhetoric, ability to trap Trump and overall maturity allowed her to out-perform the former president.
Content warning: The following story is about World Suicide Prevention Day and discusses an event focused on mental health support. The story contains mentions of suicide and death.
Ohio University Faculty Senate met Monday to discuss updates on various projects central to the university, such as the ongoing transition to Canvas and the prospect of a revolving sustainability fund.
Blaring speakers and blazing lights, crowds with vibrating energy, and sound radiating through your bloodstream—festivals are a great source of community for music lovers. Coachella, Governor’s Ball, and Lollapalooza are renowned music festivals that receive hundreds of thousands of attendees yearly.
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