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For OU alum, Homecoming is exactly what it sounds like: coming home. OU's Homecoming is undoubtedly a celebrated time for current Bobcats, but it is particularly intended to be special for the alum that came before them.
It is Sunday morning, and you roll out of bed around noon to get a coffee and assess the weekend's events with your friends. It's a beautiful day; the sun is out, offset by a soft breeze. Countless other students wander Court Street, running errands, catching up with friends and grabbing food. The leaves have begun to turn, and the brick roads are speckled with yellow and orange.
On Jan. 1, 2011, buses of people from all over Ohio came to watch Yvette McGee Brown be sworn in as the 153rd Justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio. The freezing day was no match for the warmth of McGee Brown’s tears and heart; she reminisced on all of the people who helped her forever become part of Ohio’s history.
Finally, Homecoming Weekend at Ohio University is back! If you’re new to campus, this is one of the biggest weekends of the semester and frankly of the whole year. Obviously, you do not want to miss out on any of its events.
Sounds swirl from the projections of instruments and into the ears of busy students, gently reminding them to unclench their jaws and lower their shoulders. Some students, sitting around the five floors of Baker Center, stare at their laptops and notebooks and allow the music to invade the parts of their brains. The experience creates a sense of relaxation.
Two athletes’ origin stories are very rarely the same. Mijntje Ligtenberg has had a different field hockey experience than her teammates due to her international background, but her uniqueness gives her power.
Imagine a safe space where being trans is the norm, where everyone just gets it because it is their lived reality too. That is the idea behind the new United Campus Ministry Center discussion group TRANSformation.
It would be harder to botch the Tua Tagovailoa concussion incident more than Head Coach Mike McDaniel and the Miami Dolphins did. The Dolphins quarterback was hospitalized after Miami’s Thursday night game when he hit the back of his head on the ground during a sack. He had the fencing response once he took the hit, which signifies a serious head injury. The Sunday before, Tagovailoa stumbled off the field after taking a hard hit and was evaluated for a concussion.
Homecoming is a very exciting time. Current and former Bobcats get to reunite with old friends, visit nostalgic places and come back to a city that holds a special place in their lives. There are a ton of events that take place in celebration of homecoming but all of them center around one thing: the football game.
Ohio University’s Marching 110 has a habit of making people forget the hours of practice the band goes through to create multiple show-stopping performances during Homecoming week.
There's a brand new school club in town calling all LGBTQIA+ people who fall under the sapphic and women loving women umbrella: Lavender Menace.
As Homecoming Weekend nears, Athens fills with the excitement of returning Bobcats. Whether it be the Homecoming Parade, the big football game, or simply seeing a favorite professor again, Homecoming means something different to everyone.
Each week, the Sports editorial team selects its Top 25 Division I college football teams for the Student Media Poll.
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Ahead of Homecoming Weekend, Hannah and Tate sat down with Ohio University alum Jackie Forquer to chat about her time at OU, visits to Athens and more.
Tuesday was a big day for Ohio Univiersity’s Bobcat ESports club. After four years in the making, Ohio University held the grand opening of its esports facility, which drew the attention of students and high-ranking university administration.
The most recent trailer for “Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinets of Curiosities" promises a new entry into the canon of horror anthologies. Drawing from the cultural roots of campfire stories recorded in songs, “Long Lankin” or novels, “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” this tradition of collective scares inspires horror anthologies in the style of oral traditions.
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