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Words I Might Have Ate: Five true crime podcasts for a creepy quarantine

By Shelby Campbell | Apr. 13, 2020

Here’s five non-exploitative true crime podcasts for the adrenaline you crave.

All 2021 emojis have been postponed; April marks Autism Awareness Month

By Molly Schramm | Apr. 13, 2020

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OU Bachelor of Science in Nursing organization makes contributions from the sidelines

By Riley Runnells | Apr. 13, 2020

Making face masks and writing to healthcare workers are some of the ways they’re looking to give back.

April marks month of recognition for individuals with autism

By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 13, 2020

Many people in Athens still celebrate the annual event to bring awareness to autism.

City Council: Residents encouraged to prepare for off-campus move out

By Kyra Leckrone | Apr. 13, 2020

Mayor Steve Patterson expressed concern for increased risk of COVID-19 spread for the weeks of April 27 and May 4 as students move out of off-campus housing.

Q&A: Actor, journalist Reed Alexander talks ‘iCarly,’ journalism experiences

By Riley Runnells | Apr. 13, 2020

The iCarly star is now an esteemed journalist with credits like CNN and Wall Street Journal.

Construction continues at OU during COVID-19 pandemic

By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 13, 2020

Construction is considered essential by the governor’s official stay-at-home order.

Noah's Ark: The state of the Plain Dealer isn’t just troubling. It’s heartbreaking

By Noah Wright | Apr. 13, 2020

A newspaper that has been serving the city of Cleveland since 1840, that two decades ago had 340 employees, is now reduced to a staff smaller than most high school newspapers.

Students remaining in on-campus housing moved to Tanaka, Luchs halls

By Kirsten Thomas | Apr. 12, 2020

154 students are still living in on-campus housing were asked to moved into Tanaka and Luchs halls.

TV Review: ‘Ozark’ season 3 makes up for past 2 inconsistent seasons

By Noah Wright | Apr. 12, 2020

The show finally shows its crime-esque side in season three.

Virtual fitness classes to keep students, faculty and community members active

By Lauren Serge | Apr. 12, 2020

The two fitness organizations have organized a digital posting schedule for students and faculty and staff members to participate in regular physical activity classes.

Volunteers work through food banks, meal programs to keep families fed during pandemic

By Lily Roby | Apr. 9, 2020

The Southeast Ohio Food Bank and Nelsonville Thursday Night Community Dinner are two examples.

First-Gen Thoughts: Will 2020 seniors get to properly celebrate their graduation?

By Taylor Johnston | Apr. 9, 2020

I continuously think about the uncertainties of possibly not getting to recognize what should be a proud moment in my life.

Alden library continues service, research during pandemic

By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 9, 2020

Student workers will continue meaningful work for the library during this time.

Students react to the xenophobia surrounding COVID-19

By Hannah Burkhart | Apr. 9, 2020

Some students have strong feelings over COVID-19 being referred to as the “Chinese Virus.”

Resources still available for those experiencing domestic abuse during coronavirus pandemic

By Bekah Bostick | Apr. 9, 2020

Domestic abuse survivors are finding it harder to report now that they are staying at home with their abusers.

Netflix is now letting you lock your personal profile with a PIN; Ohio Secretary of State asked legislature to support Ohio Voters First Act

By Mikayla Rochelle | Apr. 9, 2020