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Ohio University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez announced the official closure of the university’s Division of Diversity and Inclusion, including the Multicultural Center, Women’s Center and Pride Center, in compliance with the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, or Senate Bill 1, on Monday.
President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social on Saturday night to deliver the news the U.S. sent three strikes to attack Iranian nuclear sites.
A shift is happening within feminism once again, much like it did in the 1970s and 80s. In those decades, the feminist movement experienced a war within itself known as the “Feminist Sex Wars.”
Wednesday, June 11
The Athens City Council met Monday for a regular session meeting with an established quorum of five members present at the meeting.
Athens prepares for its annual Juneteenth celebration, scheduled for Thursday, to commemorate the complete emancipation of slavery in the U.S. Athens residents have celebrated the federal holiday the past four years, consistently highlighting the presence of Black history in the Southeast Ohio area.
The art of hobbies is dying. Hobbies were originally activities done in leisure, for personal benefit, but have since turned into a way to showcase aptitude and capability.
Audit and Risk Management Committee
In the media, a stoner might be pictured as a character in baggy street clothes, looking tired or disheveled. One might be described as a burnout, lazy or a slacker, or cast as an unintelligent person. These people are typically voiced by someone with slurred speech or the like.
At the annual BET Awards earlier this June, winning artist Doechii used her moment on stage to condemn the human rights violations happening just outside the building in Los Angeles. Simply put, there are no excuses to be made; what is happening in the U.S. currently is unjust and unconstitutional.
Wednesday, June 4
Everyone has one day of the year that is dedicated to celebrating them: their birthday. I have always had a love-hate relationship with my birthday. On one hand, I love getting older. On the other hand, I hate the attention. But there has always been one birthday I looked forward to the most: my 21st birthday.
A chemical leak has occurred at an Austin Powder Co. manufacturing plant in McArthur, Ohio. The factory, located on Powder Plant Road, is known for developing industrial explosives.
A significant and unprecedented drought affected Southeast Ohio during the summer of 2024, which is causing stress for future climate trends this summer.
There comes a time in each college student’s academic endeavors when internship application season rolls around. One of the most frequently asked questions related to the search is, “Is the internship paid?”
When it comes to sex, society has a very skewed, male-dominated view of pleasure and experience. Oftentimes, whether it is sexual encounters shown in media or through discussions, women’s sexual pleasure is not only misunderstood but rests on the back burner of the male-centered ideology of what heterosexual intercourse looks like.
At the beginning of May, through Ohio University, I had the incredible opportunity to study abroad in Tokyo, Japan, for 16 days as part of the Office of Global Opportunities’ Animation and Culture in Japan program. I experienced an unforgettable trip to the biggest city in the world, and I wanted to share my admiration for Japanese culture and way of life. Simply put: Japan does some things better.
Ohio House Bill 96 is currently in committee in the Ohio Senate. The primary sponsor of the bill is Rep. Brian Stewart (R-Asheville). If passed, the bill would eliminate the sales tax exemptions currently in place for newspapers and newspaper subscriptions.
Wednesday, May 28
Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss rezonings and city budget matters.
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