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(08/29/23 2:58am)
It is common for people to feel hopeless when it comes to combatting environmental issues. With evident signs of climate change plaguing the planet, it can be overwhelming for one person to feel like they are making a difference.
(06/13/23 11:01pm)
Alyssa Cruz | Culture Editor
(05/25/23 3:24am)
Nestled alongside the Hocking River, Athens is home to Ohio University, charming small businesses and picturesque scenery. Although for some OU students, it might be difficult to imagine a world beyond the excitement and appeal of Court Street, the city and county have a lot to offer locals and visitors alike. Whether one was born and raised in the region or is merely a passerby, Athens possesses the unique talent of making sure it will not be forgotten.
(05/25/23 1:13am)
Just as the weather gets warmer and school is let out, all incoming freshmen at Ohio University are hit with the quick reality that college life is on the horizon with Bobcat Student Orientation, or BSO. With the program being mandatory for all incoming undergraduate students, almost all Bobcats can relate to those pre-orientation jitters that come with pulling into the Convocation Center and checking in. After all, this is the first time it hits many Bobcats that they are actually college students.
(04/26/23 4:38am)
One of the year's most significant events took place over the weekend — albeit, one of the most significant events for Ohio University. Friday and Saturday were dedicated to what some say OU does best: partying. With decades worth of students enjoying Palmer Place and Palmer Street Fests, one year — 2004 — stands out as one of the most amicable fests thanks to the work of an OU alum.
(04/25/23 12:05pm)
(04/17/23 3:02am)
Last Friday, Baker Center Ballroom was full of rich culture, music and, of course, dance. A segment of the 3rd Global Arts Festival, the 11th World Music and Dance Concert took place from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
(04/14/23 1:43am)
When visitors turn into Solid Ground Farm, 13262 Liars Corner Rd., they are immediately met with a sustainable, environmentally-friendly haven dedicated to learning, growing and – most importantly – having fun.
(04/13/23 12:05pm)
(04/12/23 3:51am)
Mexican food in the U.S. has been popular for decades. Especially among college students, tacos and margaritas are often coveted meals. However, what are the origins of these staples?
(04/06/23 1:47am)
For Tom Rush, being a musician is not only his profession, it is a lifestyle. A singer and guitarist, Rush has been in the music industry for close to six decades and does not seem to have any plans of slowing down.
(04/05/23 3:47am)
Potatoes hold more significance to Latin America than one might think. Although many people associate the carbohydrate with the British Isles, the roots (literally) of potatoes lie in Latin America, specifically the Andes region of present-day Peru, Bolivia and parts of Ecuador to name a couple of countries.
(03/27/23 3:12am)
This Friday will mark 28 years since American Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla Pérez, more commonly known as just “Selena,” was shot and killed at only 23 years old. Long regarded as the “Queen of Tejano music,” her music has continued to impact generations of all types of Tejano-music lovers, and has been considered a Latina icon for many.
(03/27/23 3:19am)
Crocheting and crochet products seem to have been all the rage recently. Whether that is homemade tote bags, bucket hats or blankets, the craft has grown in popularity.
(03/23/23 12:05pm)
(03/21/23 3:29am)
China Billotte Verhoff, an assistant professor of interpersonal communications, believes in the power good communication holds, as well as its benefit to creating an improved atmosphere that is supportive and open to everyone.
(03/08/23 3:47am)
Vocabulary like "scrum" and "ruck" may sound strange to outsiders, but for a select team at Ohio University, those terms are part of the sport they love: rugby.
(03/07/23 3:56am)
With Women's History Month in full swing, a couple of special aspects of women's lives are uniquely feminine. Whether taking one's bra off after a long day or understanding the differences in the subtle glances girls give each other in conversations, many shared experiences unite women that men may not be able to relate to.
(03/01/23 4:25am)
Feb. 1 marked the first day of Black History Month 2023, and Ohio University has been celebrating all month. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the national 2023 Black History Month theme is "Black Resistance." This theme explores "how African Americans have addressed historic and ongoing disadvantage and oppression, as evidenced by recent events."
(02/28/23 4:32am)
As a human race, labels are vital to us. They act as representations of our identities as well as affect how we view ourselves and relate to others. There are a lot of different terms to refer to those who have ancestral ties to Spanish-speaking countries, but not every label is accurate, nor is every label interchangeable with each other.