After serving on the Athens City Council for 8 years, Chris Knisely retired in 2023. As the first female president of the Council, Knisely created powerful change in the equality of the Athens local government.
Take Back the Night has been around since the 1970s, providing a place for survivors of relationship and intimate partner violence to share stories and feel the love and support from others.
From “Priscilla” actress Cailee Spaeny to “Bottoms” actress Rachel Sennott, there are several young actresses to look out for.
The “Hellraiser” writer and director has an interesting literary history and filmography.
The story of how actress Kristen Stewart met and fell in love with her now fiancé, Dylan Meyer.
OU students within the film program utilize their talents to present diverse perspectives through their projects.
From Colter Wall to Aaron Vance, Pawns or Kings to Paisley Fields, country music is shifting away from its traditional narratives.
Weight training can provide an overall mood boost, an increase in body positivity and help create healthy habits.
Hookup culture’s place in college society has grown in popularity and has become more normalized in recent years. Students shared their thoughts and feelings on the topic.
From the first female graduate to the first female president, Ohio University has a rich history rooted in the passion and hard work of women.
Ohio University’s LGBT Center celebrated its first official day as the Pride Center on Monday. The renaming, which the Student Senate unanimously passed in October of 2023, was recognized by the university community in conjunction with its ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday.
The NAACP Image Awards honored some of the greatest in Black entertainment, both veterans and newcomers, for their fantastic achievements. Filled with impactful messages and powerful speeches, this year's award inspired many.
Beyoncé is releasing a new album in a new musical genre, showing her overall range and exploring a new style of music.
Attendees share personal experiences and perspectives while honoring transgender Oklahoma high school student Nex Benedict's life.
The legendary Arch Enemy vocalist has been absent for far too long.
March is nationally recognized as Women’s History Month. Learn about this year's theme and how OU programs acknowledge and celebrate women throughout the month.
A new student-run transportation service at OU is providing safe and comfortable travel for female-identifying and nonbinary students.
In this episode of What Happens on Court, hosts Hannah Campbell & Tate Raub are joined by Abby Jenkins & Kendall Wright, both on the executive team at W.E.T. Abby and Kendall share more about their organization, which focuses on women's empowerment training.
As state leaders and legislators impose gender-affirming care restrictions, advocates and stakeholders discuss their perspectives and opinions.
What does the criticism that Renée Rapp is receiving say about what society deems acceptable? Is it a lack of media training, or are women bowing out of the narrative of the social sphere?
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