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Many Ohio University students view the second semester as a fresh start or a do-over. They put any failed assignments, bad decisions and poor diets behind them and start over with the new year in January.
Over winter break, I had dinner with friends from high school. Most of them are in long-term relationships, so it was no surprise that marriage came up in conversation. During the break at home, I discovered my ex-boyfriend proposed to his girlfriend of less than a year. Hearing peers tying the knot makes me think about what is expected for my age. Since my ex and I broke up less than a year ago, I felt like I was almost the one tossing the bouquet, which I felt too young to do.
With this holiday season coming to a close and rounding out the past year, New Year's resolutions are officially in full swing for students at Ohio University and beyond. These resolutions include a variety of plans ranging from reinventing oneself, to accomplishing goals and many participating in the increasingly popular Dry January, cutting out all alcohol entirely until the first month of the year has passed.
Monday morning, over 100 Ohio University students, faculty and staff gathered at Galbreath Chapel to commemorate the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Members of The Post joined the Celebration Silent March led by the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and Celebratory Brunch held by OU’s Center for Student Engagement & Leadership to remember and honor Dr. King’s contribution to upholding the freedoms upon which our newsroom is built: speech and press.
Now that the 2026 Golden Globes and Critics’ Choice Awards are over, it seems the first staples of 2026’s fashion trends have been shown. From molten gold and cobalt blue to deep colors and sleek, wave-like silhouettes accompanied by statement diamonds, these trends are taking over the awards show fashion scene.
On Jan. 7, Disney announced that, after its lengthy search, they have officially cast Teagan Croft as Rapunzel and Milo Manheim as Flynn Rider in the upcoming live-action “Tangled” movie.
With awards season in full force, new faces have been appearing in nomination lineups. Many of these celebrities are younger, offering newer generations more relatable role models, while giving viewers breathtaking performances.
After Harry Styles’ Love On Tour came to an end in 2023, he made it clear to fans he was taking a break from music for a while. This left many fans devastated after his nearly two-year-long tour run. However, after a lengthy hiatus, Styles announced his fourth studio album, “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.”
Ohio (4-0 Mid-American Conference) faced off against Bowling Green (2-1 MAC) Friday. The Bobcats were able to dominate Bowling Green, taking home a 244-56 win, winning all 16 events and claiming 43 of 48 podium spots.
Ohio (4-2, 1-1 in the Mid-American Conference) hosted Southern Indiana University Edgarsville (8-1, 1-0 in MAC) for Coach Harry Houska recognition night, where SIUE defeated the Bobcats 25-11.
Ohio’s (11-5 Overall, 5-1 Mid-American Conference) strong defense that paved the way for its close win over Northern Illinois (3-14 Overall, 1-5 MAC) can only be described by one word: aggressive.
Award season is arguably one of the most anticipated times for actors, producers, directors and musicians alike. The Golden Globes kick off award season in January each year, celebrating the best films and television shows of the year.
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Get to know the host of Seems Like Me through brief explanations of why this podcast started, favorite things, and a snippet of what the new year brings.
This June, the NBA will welcome a talented crop of prospects. The 2026 draft class is filled with prospects from one of the most loaded college freshman classes in years.
Celebrities at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards wore anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement pins on the red carpet and the ballroom in tribute to Renee Good, a Minneapolis woman fatally shot by an ICE officer, and Keith Porter, who was killed by an off-duty ICE officer in Los Angeles.
Every Monday, Chelsea Hindenach releases her weekly menu of gluten-free, locally sourced meals to her Facebook page. Customers place orders and pick up dinner from her Thursdays at Kindred Market. Saturdays, she parks her truck at the Athens Farmers Market, where the line starts forming before she's even ready.
With less than four months left in the semester, graduation is fast approaching for Ohio University seniors.
Rise and Grind, the coffee truck on the corner of Court and Union Streets, has expanded. The business now has a brick-and-mortar location at 23 E. Stimson Ave. which opened Jan. 8.
Solutions by The State News