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Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus suspended all gender affirming care for patients effective Friday. The hospital made the decision, despite state and federal laws not prohibiting gender affirming care for individuals over the age of 18.
Perhaps the five parking tickets I’ve received over the last year are a result of pure laziness, but I truly believe that ticketing students is nothing more than a cash grab.
The faculty of the School of Visual Communication applauds our student’s passionate opinion in The Post, titled “Scripps, VisCom need to ditch AI.” We are glad that, as a photojournalist, Ethan Herx is adamant about images being truthful, which is fundamental to photojournalism.
Monday, Sept. 22
Somewhere between a “get ready with me” and a smoothie recipe, your For You Page probably has popped up with a video titled something like “10 signs you may have ADHD” or “Why you’re actually neurodivergent.” All of a sudden, millions of young adults are now convinced they’ve self-diagnosed their way into a clinical condition.
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression released its annual report on university speech climates, giving Ohio University a D-.
Paul Thomas Anderson is the definition of a true auteur filmmaker. His films range in genre and storytelling and have made him one of the best contemporary directors and screenwriters.
Ohio Homeland Security launched Safeguard Ohio on Sept. 12, a new suspicious activity reporting app that utilizes artificial intelligence to collect information regarding potential violent threats.
Kissing bugs, also known as triatomine bugs, which are found to cause the parasitic infection Chagas disease, have been reported in Ohio.
Monday, Sept. 29
Friday, Sept. 19
Amazon isn’t just an online shopping giant; it’s the driving force for convenience in the e-commerce industry. Millions of people rely on its one-click deliveries and Prime Video, but the company is now facing a $2.5 billion settlement.
Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio, strives to provide a space dedicated to student-run creativity with its after-school music program.
Kamala Harris, the former vice president and now author, has a new book: “107 Days,” a memoir recounting the less-than-four months between Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the presidential race on July 21, 2024, and the election on Nov. 5, 2024.
In 2021, Prime Video released the highly anticipated series “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” adapted from Jenny Han’s book trilogy. Since its premiere, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” has skyrocketed in popularity. The third season premiered with 25 million streams, a 40% increase in viewership from the second season, making it the most-streamed TV show on Prime Video.
On Sept. 24, the second and final trailer for the sequel to the 2024 adaptation of the Broadway musical “Wicked" dropped, and with it comes a whole new view of the wonderful world of Oz. The movie, titled “Wicked: For Good,” is named after the second act of the musical and arrives in theaters in November. Now, two months before the premiere, we’ve gotten a three-minute preview of what is in store.
As a woman who is striving to work in the sports industry, it can be exhausting when you’re in a room with men talking about sports and they don't ask your opinion. You get treated like you're not there when the topic is sports. Or, if you are ever brave enough to speak up, you're called a “pick me.” Women should be taken more seriously in the sports industry. We know what we’re talking about.
Taking Ohio University’s campus by storm, the new and free to download Tea Dating Advice app is creating a frenzy among students.
With a charming brick exterior and wooden trim, Signs of the Times on 143 N Lancaster St. invites customers to browse various antiques and hidden treasures.
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