Family of OU grads receive support for serious genetic condition
Operation “Save Caleb” has raised over $24,000 on GoFundMe since Jan. 16 with contributions from Bobcats and people connecting to the cause from Upper Sandusky, Ohio, and beyond.
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Operation “Save Caleb” has raised over $24,000 on GoFundMe since Jan. 16 with contributions from Bobcats and people connecting to the cause from Upper Sandusky, Ohio, and beyond.
The Starbucks on West Union Street is where Aanya Datta can be spotted when not fulfilling one of her many roles and responsibilities as a junior studying psychology at Ohio University.
It was a sight to behold as students gracefully swirled around Bird Arena on Saturday night, flicking the mist of ice into the air as they twisted and turned. However, not everyone can emerge as a legendary skater on the ice, and, in the case of some, a bright red walker was helpful for their waddle near the outsides of the rink.
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The first person from Gen Z was elected to Congress this past November, but Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.), among other newly elected officials of the 118th Congress, was not able to be sworn in until the Speaker of the House of Representatives was decided, which didn’t happen until Jan. 7.
Legally recognized marriage unions have been defined by global governments. Many have enacted laws against marriages they determine are socially and culturally wrong.
After finding an available job opening for a conservation foundation in Romania on Indeed, Maya Cox knew her having left a footprint in Eastern and Southern Europe would potentially help her in landing the position.
When the U.S. Surgeon General Luther Terry released the first report from the Surgeon General’s Advisory Committee on Smoking and Health in 1964, he lit up the reality of smoking’s effects and the tobacco industry’s role in causing addiction among Americans.
A welcomer pointed in the direction of Baker University Center rooms 202 and 204 and mentioned a person who could be approached wearing glasses with red chunky rims. In actuality, they were sporting glasses with white chunky rims.
Relationships in college, both platonic and romantic, are not always meant to last, and students’ ability to recognize when partnerships and friendships are not serving them holistically is valuable to their well-being.
Period poverty is real, and Alexis Thomas, as a sophomore studying early childhood education, spends time in inner-city schools seeing the lack of menstrual products available to young girls.
The brainstorming process for Halloween costumes is intense for some students at Ohio University and last minute for others. Whether people buy a random costume online or dedicate hours of planning to find the perfect pieces to their festive ensemble, there are ways people can make choices that offend or mock cultures they aren’t part of.
Pregnant people and parents are treated differently based on their financial situation, age and social status. Celebrities – whether they profited from their success or were wealthy before becoming famous – who become pregnant or are parents can be shamed or praised by the public depending on a number of factors.
The transition from summer to fall and then to winter carries with it an excitement for holiday festivities, but it’s also notorious for creating sentiments of loneliness.
Not everyone listens to the call to vote, but as the last day of voter registration for the 2022 Midterms passed on Oct. 11, the choice to cast ballots lies in the hands of individuals who did.
The desire to achieve beauty and body standards, especially among youth and young adults, is driven by the diet and weight loss industry. Most standards also contradict one another and pull people in unhealthy directions.