Now that the lovely narration of Jeffrey Wright’s The Watcher has come to an end for this season, it only felt right to rank the stories that came out of this experimental stop in the MCU.
With so many underclassmen who, like me, are experiencing this tradition for the first time, I decided to ask upperclassmen their favorite memories and tips for surviving the weekend.
Here is what my parents rocked out to at OU’s Homecomings 25 years ago.
If you’re on the fence with Horror, try these Hammer Films.
This Halloween, opt for reusable pieces in your costume to deter from something really scary: the impact of fast fashion.
The Petito case highlights the lack of coverage for missing persons on a national and local scale.
Skinny jeans have been a topic of conversation for awhile now, people either love them or hate them – there’s no in between.
The Appalachian Water Project reports that there are over 2.2 million Americans living without running water in the home, with central Appalachian families being some of the hardest hit.
Midnight Mass’ plot is constructed in a way that isn’t like usual horror films or series.
The city of Athens tacking a second year onto the block party’s coronavirus-induced hiatus is hypocritical, considering that other mass-crowd events were and are still allowed to occur.
In between the releases of her classic hits like “You Belong With Me” and “Blank Space,” remixes of her songs have been gifted to the world and I’m here to tell you that they’re amazing.
For some, saying goodbye to the name and it’s century-long legacy is complicated.
Star Wars: Visions marks a new entry into the Star Wars canon (spoilers ahead).
Taking on hybrid classes and all that comes with them is an odd balance.
Going through sorority recruitment was nothing less than strenuous and unlike any other experience I’ve ever gone through, but at least I looked good doing it, as did everyone else. Here’s what I wore through recruitment.
Ohio University should follow the lead of the George Washington Forum and invite more speakers like Josh Rogin to campus.
Ohio University Covid Operations is lacking, but there is a solution.
We cannot take injustices and treat them as trends.
In my time writing “Tunes with Tate,” I have never reviewed such a highly-anticipated debut album, but “MONTERO” is finally here.
Farmers and environmentalists don’t see eye to eye, but they could.
Solutions by The State News