Chappell Roan’s fast rise to fame is in part due to her vulnerability and relatability with fans. As all demographics unite in their love for Chappell, her rise in fame brings LGBTQIA+ representation with it.
Working in a restaurant has a reputation as being a last resort job where people end up when they can't get hired anywhere else. In reality, some of the best workers come out of the food service industry.
The E.W. Scripps School of Journalism requires all journalism majors to complete a 200-hour internship to graduate. Though the requirement promotes experiential learning, students face barriers to completing it.
From biking across the state to Appalachian Trail level hikes, Ohio has more to offer than just cornfields.
Without the toxicity of an extension of one’s identity onto a social platform, open forums such as Reddit allow people to ask tough questions and give the tough answers. Without the ego diminishing feed of people and places, this alternative media with anonymous users has its own physicality of real truths, both dangerous and helpful.
Research experience in undergraduate programs can help boost acceptance rates to graduate programs and academic careers. However, undergraduate research opportunities are riddled with obstacles.
Dating shows are widely popular, but have some serious moral questions to be answered.
Before the rise of digital cameras available to the masses, moments in life were captured on film.
Network television should make a comeback.
Living in a society permeated by my mother tongue can bring forth feelings of both frustration and comfort.
Self-confidence comes in waves, and this is normal. Having confidence within ourselves allows us to accept and trust ourselves while having a sense of control.
“Play through the pain” is a saying almost every athlete knows, but it conveys more harm than good.
The mental health disorder is entirely misunderstood and misused in daily life.
On May 6, OU Faculty Senate discussed adopting an Academic Fresh Start policy, allowing past students to re-enroll without the burden of a poor academic record. If adopted, this policy may give past and underrepresented students a new chance at pursuing higher education.
One’s freshman year of college can be stressful and intimidating. Having a little advice from people who went through it can be helpful. The best advice I can give is to join a few organizations.
One of the more difficult aspects of entering college is choosing a major. Ohio University has more than 250 options to choose from, making the decision weigh heavily on many students. Here are some tips for ensuring you choose the right major.
After a great freshman year at OU, I still have some regrets incoming freshmen can hopefully learn from.
Prioritizing one’s mental health is instrumental in having a positive college experience.
Ohio University has a reputation for being a party school, which naturally, as an introvert coming to college, brought forth some nervous emotions. For any incoming freshmen who may feel the same, here is “The Introvert’s Guide to a Party School.”
By getting involved in organizations that correlate to and complement your major, you will gain expertise and experience not taught in a major-based course.
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