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On Oct. 3, Taylor Swift released her highly anticipated 12th studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl.” Taylor Swift appeared on the “New Heights” podcast hosted by her fiancé, Travis Kelce, to announce her next project. “I want to be as proud of an album as I am of the Eras Tour,” Swift said on the podcast.
On Sep. 27, President Donald Trump’s likeness was used in a video generated by artificial intelligence promoting medbeds, a nonexistent medical technology. The video was shared by President Trump on social media before being removed.
On Sunday at the Singapore Grand Prix, McLaren secured the Formula One Constructors' championship. The race ended with Lando Norris finishing third and Oscar Piastri finishing right behind Norris in fourth. The team has had a dominant season with the drivers contending for the driver's championship as well, but it seems as though McLaren will be its own downfall.
On Friday, The Post published its most recent edition of BedPost, a sexual wellness and advice column geared toward decreasing sexual stigmas and opening up conversations about sex. BedPost, which has been around for several years now, has never been met with entirely open arms. However, the most recent BedPost stirred the pot more than usual.
After the Bobcats dropped both their home MAC games this weekend, it’s easy to look at the negatives, but one of the big positives is Ohio’s junior star opposite hitter Torre Kildow.
Ohio (3-9, Mid-American Conference 2-3) defeated Queens (N.C.) (2-8, Independent 0-1) 2-1 while celebrating the team’s seniors at Pruitt Field on Sunday. Ohio’s strong defense limited Queens to only four shots. This is the second game in a row that Ohio has vastly outshot its opponent, with a total of 22 shots. Queens’ goalie stepped up, making 13 saves and facing 16 corners, but the lack of offense lost the game.
The start of the game for Ohio on Saturday against Ball State looked inspiring after graduate student quarterback Parker Navarro turned a broken play into a 44-yard scamper up the middle. Ohio looked poised to have another great day against MAC competition, but little did it know that it couldn’t overlook the defense it was up against.
Oftentimes, the term imposter syndrome is attributed solely to athletes going through a slump or rough stretch of play. That could not be farther from the truth, though, as imposter syndrome is a demoralizing feeling that can confront anybody in any walk of life.
Billionaires in politics are similar to your friends who swear they are just “stopping by” your apartment, but suddenly they are reorganizing your things, changing the playlist and eating leftovers you were saving. They insist they are not really a part of the scene, but their fingerprints are everywhere.
Government shutdowns are not a new concept, with the most recent being Trump’s third between two terms. Yet, as a citizen, voter and engaged student, it is frustrating to understand why American political tension is on the rise.
It’s October in Southeast Ohio, and there’s no shortage of the summer’s lingering heat. Intense flooding followed by periods of drought is increasingly common in the area, which is made even more concerning by recent federal cuts to reporting services and the current government shutdown in Washington, D.C.
Hot patootie, bless our souls! Lost Flamingo Theater Company’s annual performance of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” is just a time warp away, set to open at The Union Bar and Grill on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Correction Appended: A previous version of this article stated that freshmen have had to live in 10 dorms that were previously for upperclassmen. A correction has been made to clarify those 10 residence halls were not exclusively for upperclassmen in the past. They have housed a mix of both first-year and upperclass students.
The Appalachian region of Ohio is widely recognized as having a history of poverty. According to the Ohio Housing Finance Agency, 17% of individuals in Southeast Ohio were living below the federal poverty line in 2023, higher than the state average of 13%.
The Ohio University Press is the oldest scholarly publishing press in Ohio.
Spanning multiple counties in Ohio, Rural Action works to strengthen the environment of the Appalachian region.
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Sept. 19 requiring a $100,000 annual visa fee for highly-skilled foreign workers, which was previously $215, according to the Associated Press.
Tuesday, Oct. 7
An Ohio University professor took his passion for anatomy online, reaching millions of science enthusiasts across the globe.
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