Radio has a proportionately higher amount of country music stations than other genres. Amplified Observations delves into why this phenomenon occurs.
The Surface Book, the soon-to-be released tablet-laptop hybrid, shows that Windows might be trying to attract a new crowd: the creatives.
Ohio University students should get tested for sexually transmitted diseases often and be open with their partners.
Do you get unpleasant feelings when you're alone? You’re not the only one.
The organization and allies gathered to take a stand against sexual assault and domestic abuse through a march and rally through Athens.
The U.S. military is responsible for some startlingly stupid decisions.
Is the atmosphere of youth and college sports becoming too high risk? Fifth death since start of high school football season says maybe so.
The social network can help you get a job or internship if you use it right.
Before asking someone to talk about what their culture means, look it up on an Internet search engine.
The national celebration comes in the wake of the recent murder of yet another trans woman.
This recent attack is only the latest in the long history of war crimes committed by the American military.
Five nights a week, a team of copy editors works tirelessly to get the paper out and to the presses.
Don’t be discouraged by slip-ups in saving the environment- none of us are a perfect shade of green.
The Amish school shooter was quickly forgiven by relatives of the victims.
Columnist Haadiza Ogwude talks about the different criticisms black women receive because of their hair.
Sexual assault at Ohio University keeps occuring. Columnist Erin Davoran provides information on where survivors can go for help.
Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses her experience using Instagram and what she hopes to see for the future of Instagram.
The ideals of conscious consumption and sustainable development promoted by the environmental movement are detrimental to creating change.
The White House hopeful comes under fire once again for her technology usage.
Americans waste about 10.5 million tons of clothing per year that could easily be recycled instead.
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