Effectiveness of social media influences students, faculty to utilize it
By Madalyn Blair | Feb. 7, 2023OU’s social media certificate enables students to get a glimpse of the logistics of social media and prepares them for careers that will use it.
MULTIMEDIA
Top 20 Elton John songs, ranked
By Alicia Szczesniak | Feb. 7, 2023Ranking the rocket man’s repertoire.
Men’s Basketball: Numbers to know from Ohio’s 82-76 win over Northern Illinois
By Will Cunningham | Feb. 7, 2023It was Ohio’s first MAC road win of the season.
“80 for Brady” is surprisingly delightful
By Logan Humphrey | Feb. 7, 2023Highly regarded as “awful” before it even came out, “80 for Brady” shocks audiences.
Here are five ways to make your LinkedIn profile pop off
By Grace Koennecke | Feb. 7, 2023The professional form of Instagram is hard to navigate at first, but with a few tips, your profile will gain the attention of others in seconds.
Best and worst dressed of the 2023 Grammy Awards
By Ashley Frye | Feb. 7, 2023This past Sunday rang in another successful Grammy season, and another round of Grammy red carpet looks, so with that comes a list of the best and worst dressed from the 2023 Grammy Awards.
OU doctoral student encourages discussion space for first-gen students
By McKenna Christy | Feb. 7, 2023We Are the First is a drop-in support space for first-generation students to share their experiences, both big and small. Sean Murphy, a health services psychology intern with Counseling and Psychological Services, sees the space as a way for first-generation students to reach out for support.
Athens Art Guild to host new social event, all artists welcome
By Grace Koennecke | Feb. 7, 2023Held at the Eclipse Company Store in The Plains, an artist panel will be held for current and non-members to ask questions.
Butchering Language: An open letter to Winter
By Matthew Butcher | Feb. 7, 2023Winter sucks and I am standing my ground against it.
Faculty Senate: Proposed policies regarding Testing Your Faith Act, grade transfers and grade grievances
By Jack Solon | Feb. 7, 2023Faculty Senate met Monday and reviewed proposed policy changes regarding religious absence from class and transferring or disputing grades.
Navigating family-oriented events as an international student
By Ankita Bansode | Feb. 7, 2023International students discuss the difficulties of family-oriented weekends on campus.
Tracking Trends: Athens reacts to recent Bengals defeat
By Sophia Rooksberry | Feb. 7, 2023Students lament the loss and show support for hometown hero, Joe Burrow.
Cat’s Cradle: Aardman’s ‘Star Wars: Visions’ short has potential
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 7, 2023Aardman’s Star Wars short is capable of doing really well despite criticisms.
Cuestiones con Cruz: How much power does Bad Bunny have?
By Alyssa Cruz | Feb. 7, 2023Bad Bunny has taken the world by storm and become a voice for the Latino community by being himself.
Women's Basketball: What to know about Bowling Green
By Bobby Gorbett | Feb. 7, 2023Ohio looks to pull off upset against Bowling Green.
Here are 10 love-like songs to add to your Valentine’s Day playlist
By Olivia Rohling | Feb. 7, 202310 songs to add to your Valentine’s Day playlist.
Public Declaration: My Grass is Green
By Hannah Campbell and Zoie Lambert | Feb. 7, 2023This is Public Declaration hosted by Zoie Lambert. In this podcast, guests say the things they can’t keep bottled up anymore. Though this is not a therapy session, hard breakups, crazy life transitions, or good news is fair game on this show. So listen, as people tell stories that are relatable and remind everyone that they are not alone.In this episode, I sit down with Hannah Campbell and we talk about nervousness and comparing ourselves to others. In the end, we come to the realization that our grass is as green as the other person's.
Stay Tuned: LET’S GET DE-INFLUENCED
By Emma Skidmore and Lauren Serge | Feb. 7, 2023This week, Emma and Lauren discuss de-influencing (since they’re always getting way too influenced) and evaluate healthier shopping habits. They also discuss their Grammys predictions and reminisce about iconic YouTube drama.
City Council approves emergency ordinance
By Ella Jay | Feb. 6, 2023The ordinance removed the formal bidding procedure so that a collapsed storm line that has formed a sinkhole located at 30 Curran Drive could be replaced.
