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.
Lost Flamingo Theater Company invites students and locals to u201ccome up to the labu201d for its annual shadow cast production of u201cThe Rocky Horror Picture Show.u201d
Rural Action hosted a native plant sale at UpCycle Saturday, spreading the joy of planting to Athens residents and new customers.
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation increasing the $215 annual visa fee to $100,000 for highly-skilled foreign workers.
A mix of events are going on in Athens this week, including multiple film screenings, sporting events and Ohio University fall break.
Ohio University science professor Ian Klein started posting anatomy videos to YouTube in 2018 and later to TikTok and Instagram. Klein has since reached millions of students and teachers worldwide.
Ohio University Press is Ohio’s oldest scholarly publishing press, organized by President Alden in 1964. The press publishes an array of different subjects, from monographs to creative fiction. The company has a global distribution system and offers an annual poetry award as well as a fund for first-time scholarly authors.
America’s most recent government shutdown highlights increasing political tension and is discouraging to voters.
Torre Kildow’s big weekend of kills was a bright spot for the Bobcats.
Ohio University admitted a record freshman class, causing new housing challenges.
A poor second half sunk Ohio against Ball State.
More than 50 people protested U.S. Rep. Greg Landsman’s keynote at the Athens County Democrats’ fall fundraiser, citing his voting record on Israel.
Ohio cut lead abatement funds and the Lead-Safe Home Fund but raised the lead tax credit to $40,000, putting more responsibility on property owners to fix lead risks.
Ohio fell to Ball State by a score of 2-0.
What to know for this weekend’s matchup against Bellarmine.
A look into some of this year’s most popular releases, including returning authors, breakout stories and genres for all readers to enjoy.
The third installment of “Little Nightmares” provides more of the same, with a cooperative twist added in.
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