With prominent chicken places scattered across Ohio University’s campus and Athens, such as Earl’s Coop, Miller’s Chicken and Wings Over, does Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers stand a chance for successful sales?
President Donald Trump’s use of the United States National Guard presents damning consequences to the exercise of protest and safety across the country.
In a time when the government and the United States feel shaky, it is important to practice the right to vote, even in smaller-scale local elections.
Youth sports are meant to build confidence and teamwork, but for many kids, it's a high-pressure environment fueled by their parent’s expectations. The idea that kids are investments is driving youth sports away from what should be a safe and educational environment.
Transgender people have spearheaded civil rights movements across the country for decades, but their work is largely overshadowed by those who live within the gender binary lines. Recently, the work that trans people have done is being erased by those controlling the major political parties in the U.S.
Taylor Swift’s use of artificial intelligence in the promotional videos for “The Life of a Showgirl” is shameful and does not bode well for the music industry.
It’s safe to say the Dodgers’ star player is, without a doubt, the most skilled baseball player the league has ever seen.
The internet has become fascinated with Appalachia's history of ghost stories. As people continue to post and discuss these stories online, the true history is getting lost in the chatter. Appalachia is haunted by its history of poverty, addiction and neglect more so than the supernatural.
The right to free speech is something U.S. citizens have access to, but as of late, it has morphed into the fear of speaking up.
On Sunday, McLaren had clinched the 2025 constructors' championship. With six races left in the season, the driver's championship is still up for grabs between the McLaren drivers. However, McLaren's own rules may be the cause of its downfall.
An entire generation of future leaders, artists and businesspeople seems to have forgotten the importance of talking about things they don’t understand.
Imposter syndrome can strike anybody: students, athletes, parents, friends, significant others and employees alike. From incredibly accomplished and highly respected figures to those earning the small daily wins to improve themselves, the effects of imposter syndrome are demoralizing and borderline uncontrollable. I myself have dealt with imposter syndrome in several aspects of my life, but I always remind myself that it is a mental game and that so many are fighting the same battle.
Billionaires act as landlords of democracy, having an influence on politics that directly impacts college students. Billionaires' actions affect major areas of student life, including policies on tuition and student debt, post-graduation career opportunities and even the media they consume.
The U.S. government shutdown and recent cuts are impacting critical digital tools that many residents in the Appalachia region rely on for news and information about dangerous weather events.
America’s most recent government shutdown highlights increasing political tension and is discouraging to voters.
Although vanilla play is nice every once in a while, nothing beats some playful aggression in the bedroom.
Social media has allowed anyone to become a self-employed paparazzo. Celebrities are constantly making eye contact with camera lenses every day, and movies being shot publicly, which are highly anticipated, are filmed on a pedestrian's phone.
One of the most popular condom brands in the world has a problem. Not in its protection, but in its historical accuracy, as the name Trojan seems to fly in the face of everything a condom is supposed to do.
No matter the circumstances, any suspicious death of a Black man, specifically when their body is found in such an unusual place, should be questioned.
Staff Sergeant Reckless’s story calls on us to reexamine the costs of war and cherish our nonhuman companions.
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