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There are some people who just enjoy having a lot of cool hobbies, or "side hustles," as Kirstan Thompson called them. But among her multitude of hobbies, there tends to be one that's most fulfilling.
ASL’s importance transcends barriers fighting against it, the Deaf community
During holidays with historical importance, celebrations remain equally as valuable as reflection and action. While Juneteenth will be celebrated on June 20 instead of June 19 due to Father's Day, the former sentiment remains critical as people continue to recognize the event.
University study abroad programs provide students with the opportunity to explore different countries and their cultures. But the experience isn't as simple as it may appear.
A new living opportunity for students in the LINKS program at Ohio University will be available for the 2022 fall semester. LINKS is a support program for incoming multicultural students and runs through the Office for Multicultural Success and Retention, or OMSAR.
In any room, Chelsea Tano is inspiring and dedicated. A junior studying psychology, Tano can’t only be admired for her academic life, but also for the contributions she makes to Ohio University and the community.
Each evening, between April 2 and May 2, vendors in Banten, Indonesia line the city’s streets to sell food and snacks for Iftar – the meal eaten at sunset to break the day’s fast during Ramadan.
More women are applying to medical school than men in the U.S. The trend started in 2017 when, for the first time, more than 50% of medical school applicants were women.
Tables were spaced in a circle inside a conference room in Baker University Center until participants pushed the tables closer together to form one large dining-room table of sorts. “Born this Way” by Lady Gaga played quietly in the background as attendants of the Queer Craft Social sat around the table.
Women’s History Month is a time of reflection for college women entering industries that historically and presently exclude them. Women-run and women-led organizations in the Russ College of Engineering and Technology challenge exclusion in science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, industries through their dedication to the subjects.
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February is Black History Month, and it’s being celebrated and acknowledged by Black students at Ohio University in different ways. Similarly, the month’s personal importance to students cannot be confined into one explanation.
Students met Feb. 8 for a collaborative discussion hosted by the African Student Association Undergraduate Chapter, or ASAUC, and the Black Student Union, or BSU, to discuss how African and African American students can “bridge the gap” of acceptance within the African Diaspora.
Some depend on a particular meteorologist to bring them annual weather-related news. The famous weather-groundhog Punxsutawney Phil, superstitiously, tells the masses whether there will be six more weeks of winter or six more weeks until spring. The holiday has become known as Groundhog Day.
While organizations such as the Athens City Commission on Disabilities work outside of Ohio University to support community members who have disabilities, students are ensuring that their peers within the university sphere have additional resources as well. This cause is special to Via Matulich, a senior studying linguistics.
Bryttani Debro has always had a passion for raising awareness of the harsh realities of human trafficking.
The women’s ultimate frisbee program was established at Ohio University in the ‘90s. It coined its current name, Stacked Cats, in 2001. The team has never been to a national tournament, but that is all about to change starting Dec. 17.
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