The building pressure of resumes, career goals and internships can be stressful for new students, but finding activities that bring joy and channel students’ passions is more important to their mental health in the long term.
Finding friends in college can be daunting, but talking to people in class can be the gateway to deep connections and academic success.
At Ohio University, faculty members are decorated with multiple degrees and have decades of real-world experience. As the institution is recognized for its commitment to research and development, so should the people who facilitate such contributions.
Going to college out of state is a big decision, and when getting ready to move, there are a lot of things to consider. Here is some of the best advice I have for out-of-state students.
Students at Ohio University have many healthcare options available to them on campus, including physical and mental health services.
New students should familiarize themselves with these people and campus buildings.
Numerous government orders and laws have been targeting efforts in support of diversity, equality, inclusion and accessibility for Ohioians at the local, state and federal level. The Americans with Disability Act, which was passed in 1992, prohibits discrimination and guarantees equal opportunities for people with disabilities.
The Ohio EPA provided $2.7 million in funding to 58 counties across the state. The funding is focused on smaller projects to improve water systems and drinking water. Athens City received $30,000 for a well-abandonment project.
Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff’s Office responds to reports of suspicious white powder, a golf cart speeding on the roadway, disputes and more.
Athens City Council adopts ordinances to repave streets, discusses land rezonings and new multi-use paths
It’s summer, the sun is shining and everyone is on vacation at the beach, or are they? A summer vacation isn’t affordable for people anymore, so why not go on a staycation?
Police Blotter: Athens County Sheriff’s Office responds to reports of suspicious white powder, a golf cart speeding on the roadway, disputes and more.
The United Academics of Ohio University officially unionized after the State Employment Relations Board dismissed the university’s objection to the vote.
Ohio University President Lori Gonzalez released an email updating students about the effects of the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act on the university programs and offices.
The Ohio University Police Department is investigating an unattended student death reported Saturday night in Bryan Hall. Police say there is no threat to the community.
The Trump administration walks back prior decision to revoke international student status and visas across the country. The decision resulted in nationwide backlash and many lawsuits. ICE is now developing a new framework for international record termination.
Starting Friday on the road, Ohio will face Central Michigan in a three-game series.
This weekend, Lost Flamingo Theatre Company will be performing “Heathers: The Musical” for its last production of the semester at Arts West.
For three years, I thought I loved a night out. And, of course I do, but the bars weren’t what made some of my favorite nights meaningful or special.
As President Trump attempts to make optimism nonsensical, there is a long list of rebellions within pop culture and world history to turn to for inspiration and hope.
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