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F-Word Performers showcase end of the world
By Aiden Ryan | Nov. 20, 2024Saturday, members of F-Word Performers, a creative writing organization on campus performed, “Hold Your Horsemen,” a variety show with an apocalyptic theme.
Disney’s ‘Prince Charming’ casting sparks age gap debates
By Nyla Gilbert | Nov. 20, 2024The rumored castings in Disney’s “Prince Charming” have reignited debate over Hollywood’s common practice of pairing significantly older male leads with younger female co-stars.
Simple Science: Celebrating the season of giving
By Alexandra Hopkins | Nov. 20, 2024Why do we continue to give to others and express gratitude if not for immediate gratification?
Kickin’ it with Kyra: Relationships aren't a necessity
By Kyra Dapore | Nov. 20, 2024People shouldn’t feel forced to be in a relationship.
Behind the Lens: Trump’s tariff policy will hurt Americans
By Ethan Herx | Nov. 20, 2024Because countries do not foot the bill for import fees, but rather companies, prices will increase for the American public, and jobs will be lost.
Indigenous representation has risen in film, TV
By Jude Hannahs | Nov. 20, 2024Different movies and TV shows have highlighted Indigenous cultures and their stories.
A-Z Clubs: Her Campus empowers creativity in women’s writing
By Carly DeLuca | Nov. 20, 2024Her Campus, a student-run magazine, provides women a flexible outlet to write articles on various topics including entertainment, beauty and lifestyle.
‘Anora’ is an unexpected fairytale
By Jude Hannahs | Nov. 19, 2024Sean Baker’s “Anora” (2024) is a breathtaking film.
Women's Basketball: Everything to know about Ohio's matchup against Ohio State
By Charlie Fadel | Nov. 19, 2024What to know about the Buckeyes for Wednesday’s game
From the Editor’s Desk: Student journalism needs to be protected
By Alyssa Cruz | Nov. 19, 2024Student journalism has been under attack, but it is more important now than ever.
CIS hosts International Student Documentary Film Festival
By Mary Kate McNamee | Nov. 19, 2024The Center for International Studies hosted an International Student Documentary Film Festival on Sunday, highlighting the lives of international students and their cultures
Lately with Layne: Religious beliefs invading Trump’s policy agenda
By Layne Rey | Nov. 19, 2024Although religion has the power to spark change, it should not be used as a political weapon to prioritize one set of beliefs over another.
Metal Mondays: Paul-Tyson fight highlights ethical, moral failings in sports
By Jackson McCoy | Nov. 19, 2024The physicality of sports encourages violence and idolization of undeserving people.
5 tips for overcoming burnout
By Clara Leder | Nov. 19, 2024Five ways to overcome the brutal force of burnout.
Pop music is having a cultural comeback
By Elizabeth Talaga | Nov. 19, 2024Music varies from decade to decade, but the 2020s has seen a great resurgence in pop music.
Ways to conquer Thanksgiving Break on campus
By Catalina Litts | Nov. 19, 2024Here are some ideas for students who are spending Thanksgiving Break on campus and need ways to occupy their time.
A history of Appalachian horror movies
By Alexandra Hopkins | Nov. 19, 2024Although many films play into the “hillbilly horror” stereotype, some stand out among the rest as both good and bad representations of the region.
Volleyball: Ohio’s 2024 season comes to a close
By Logan Adams | Nov. 19, 2024Ohio finishes its season with much to look forward to in 2025.
People and Planet: Young American men have a problem
By Megan Diehl | Nov. 19, 2024Aggression and controlling behavior toward women have become staples of many online communities for young men.
