One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Awareness alone isn’t enough; in Southeast Ohio, survival often depends on the strength of the community. From the Pink Ribbon Fund to Break for Breakfast to the neighbors who show up unasked, it is support, not slogans, that saves lives.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus has officially removed all gender affirming medication treatment for transgender patients. The decision was made to proactively plan for changing legislation. LGBTQIA+ advocates oppose the decision and cite this as another removal of important care for transgender individuals.
This week in U.S. news: Trump officials honor Charlie Kirk at a memorial, Trump makes unfounded claims about Tylenol, Jimmy Kimmel returns to late-night television, ICE facility shooter identified and former FBI Director James Comey indicted.
TikTok has turned mental health into a trending topic. With billions of views on hashtags like ADHD and Tourette's. Oversimplified checklists and DIY diagnoses blur the line between everyday struggles and real conditions, creating more harm than help.
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression gives Ohio University a D- grade for speech, expression policies.
With a career of films that push the boundary, Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” (2025) pushes the most with its story and characters.
The Ohio Department of Homeland Security has officially launched a new suspicious activity reporting application that uses AI to gather reports of violent threats across the state. OHS hopes this new program will increase reports from Ohioans and help prevent serious crimes.
Police blotter: The Athens County Sheriff’s Office responds to trees in the road, Halloween masks and a hit-and-run.
Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio, hosts an afterschool music program for students between the ages of 12 and 21. Program leaders are dedicated to teaching students valuable life and musical skills.
The former vice president and 2024 runner-up gave a lackluster “endorsement” of New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani.
Women are becoming a more prominent force every year in sports reporting. It is time we start accepting that the girls are here and are not going anywhere. Let's include the ladies in the sports talk at the table.
With a recent rise in popularity, the Tea Dating Advice app has pros and cons. Bobcats shared their opinions, providing insight into student mental health and the toxic environment the app could create.
@kennedymuseumartedu “Art & Process” exhibit features a variety of works created by faculty, all of whom share an enthusiasm for the arts and imagination.
The faculty of the School of Visual Communication applauds our student’s passionate opinion in The Post, titled “Scripps, VisCom need to ditch AI.” We are glad that, as a photojournalist, Ethan Herx is adamant about images being truthful, which is fundamental to photojournalism.
Puerto Ricans should not be forgotten this Hispanic Heritage Month.
A strong safety culture is essential for protecting working-class Americans and consumers alike.
Climate change policy must be a top priority for Appalachian voters this November.
By halting the print newspaper, IU’s Media School is compromising the editorial independence of the Indiana Daily Student.
The Electoral College gives some states more influence than others.
No company is perfect, but Patagonia certainly tries.
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