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After over 75 years since the Holocaust, certain perceptions and manifestations of antisemitism remain in society and as a topic of discussion globally.
Sororities and fraternities at Ohio University have experienced decreases in recruitment numbers over the past decade and continue to suffer from declining participation.
Ohio’s season came to an abrupt end. A foul on Ohio’s Morgan Collica in the 86th minute gifted Kent State a penalty kick, which opened the door for Kent State defender Karly Hellstrom to score and bury Ohio 3-2 in the Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinals.
Culture section editor Riley Runnells and assistant Culture section editor Kayla Bennett discuss the top stories from the week and what events people can look forward to this weekend.
As the deadline for many internship applications come closer, students have the opportunity to use a number of on-campus resources.
Athens and Ohio University are home to many different traditions. However, the familiar sounds of the “Time Warp” mixed with the sight of fishnet tights and red lipstick can only mean one thing: The Rocky Horror Picture Show is back in Athens.
Halloween is objectively the best holiday. It’s the one day of the year when you can dress up as anything you desire. Surprisingly, Ohio University is known for being a pro-Halloween institution. The famed Halloween Block Party held in Uptown is the center of alumni lore, but even though the block party was absent this past weekend, Halloween at OU is still nothing short of fantastic.
Four wooden benches, all angled inward, sit at the heart of Scott Quad’s courtyard. They are surrounded by intertwining brick pathways, distinct swatches of grass and the building’s linear walls, creating a landscape that is both connected and contained.
On this week’s episode, hosts Ashley Beach, Molly Burchard and Maria Monesi discuss the wrapping up of fall Ohio sports and talk to new Post sportswriter Emma Erion.
No. 4 Ohio travels to Oxford on Friday to take on No. 1 seed Miami in the first round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament. The match is make-or-break for Ohio, as a win will give it a ticket to the MAC Championship, but a loss would cut the season short and send Ohio home early.
It’s the end of the semester, and you know what that means. Projects are due, finals are incoming and your heart is likely palpitating. Now, more than ever, is the time of year to take some time for yourself.
NASA scientists have concluded the moon’s purpose is to stabilize Earth’s rotation and moderate the climate — so does this mean the moon can influence us, too? Some spiritual people and lovers of all things metaphysical believe the answer to that question is yes.
Rivalry matches against Miami are always important for Ohio (8-16, 8-5 Mid-American Conference), but with the MAC Tournament looming large as the regular season winds down, this series against Miami (6-17, 4-9 MAC) will be especially important for the Bobcats.
Thursday, Nov. 4, marked the occurrence of the New Moon in the sign of Scorpio, signaling a new iteration of the autumn season. As we finally expel from the strenuous time that was Mercury in retrograde and retrograde shade, we are able to step into a more serene state of mind. To embrace this period, practice meditating, journaling or manifesting your deepest desires and goals while the stars are forcible and in your favor.
We’ve finally reached the point in the semester where there’s a light at the end of the tunnel. As we inch closer to Thanksgiving break and our motivation to go to class wanes, we could all use some new music to help power through the week. Luckily, we have some new tunes to keep you energized during these long days and long nights.
For the second year in a row, Ohio will begin its season with plenty of talent, monumental expectations and a point to prove after a disappointing end to its previous campaign.
Until Nov. 30, Paper Circle, 35 W. Columbus St., will host the Accessible Expressions Ohio’s art exhibit sponsored by Art Possible Ohio, or APO.
As the familial minivan drives away, students are left on their new front door in Athens. Equipped with a dorm key, a meal plan and their favorite belongings, they have moved away from home — most for the very first time.
Ohio University Student Senate met Wednesday to discuss and oppose two bills currently in the Ohio House of Representatives.
It wasn’t a clean win, but Ohio's 35-33 victory over Miami was desperately needed.
Solutions by The State News