Reading Revisited: Textbooks should be used as sparingly as possible
By Anna Millar | Sep. 29, 2020Boring, technical textbooks should be reimagined.
Boring, technical textbooks should be reimagined.
Blue light glasses might prove themselves to be super helpful as students continue to endure online classes.
There’s an issue if all the pre-released singles are the best tracks on the album.
Nothing is certain yet, but Ohio’s head hockey coach is working to get a season.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy lives on in Athens.
These songs will keep you warm and cozy even as it gets cold.
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The university’s Phase Two began on Monday.
Parklets offer more outdoors seating options for customers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Put some respect on Wes Montgomery’s name.
The newly-elected Student Senate executives address their goals during COVID-19 and controversy during the recent election.
A number of local organizations including Rural Action have worked hard all year to bring the beloved ReUse Makerspace and thrift store back to life.
With three episodes to go, Lovecraft Country focuses on another side character, spinning a tale that goes beyond gender stereotypes, time and space.
Here’s how and why, during this seven month quarantine, people have developed new hobbies.
Pandemic or not, health should always be a priority.
Before he steps foot on campus, get to know 2021 Ohio recruit Torrie Cox Jr.
“The Last Man” is the perfect pandemic read for Halloween. (Spoilers Included!)
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Roughly 31% of undergrad students, or about 7,200 people, were invited back to campus and will begin in-person instruction Sept. 28.
Nelsonville-York beat River Valley for the fifth-straight season.