From the Editor’s Desk: Don’t let virtual orientation ruin your first college experience
Orientation may be online, but don’t let that discourage you from all the great things Athens has ...
Call It What It Is: Online formatting only provides a virtual experience to select majority
Online learning, while it shouldn’t be discounted as a whole, is very different from the traditional ...
Noah’s Ark: First Gen students, you belong here, too
Just because you didn’t grow up with parents who have degrees doesn't make you any less deserving ...
From the Editor’s Desk: Don’t let virtual orientation ruin your first college experience
Orientation may be online, but don’t let that discourage you from all the great things Athens has to offer.
Call It What It Is: Online formatting only provides a virtual experience to select majority
Online learning, while it shouldn’t be discounted as a whole, is very different from the traditional approach.
Noah’s Ark: First Gen students, you belong here, too
Just because you didn’t grow up with parents who have degrees doesn't make you any less deserving of this than someone who did.
Online schooling brings new challenges and problems, especially for the ill-prepared
Make sure to balance your in-person classes and your online ones.
Letter to the Editor: This is not my Ohio University
This Ohio University that dishonors the years of work and dedication put in by professors without and with tenure is not my OU.
Uncle Sam: COVID-19 Doesn’t Justify Eco-Fascism
If humans determine that humans are a virus, it would ultimately be poorer people who pay the price at the will of the wealthy, and that is called eco-fascism.
From the Senior’s Desk: A final goodbye from the 2020 graduates
Seniors say farewell and look back on their last four years at Ohio University.
Uncle Sam: COVID-19 and mental health
This is a very sad, stressful and generally mentally tough time for a lot of people.
So Listen: The second wave of COVID-19 could be coming
We could very well be in the ending stage of this virus, but we could just as easily be at the beginning of the start of a second wave.
From the Editor's Desk: An unexpected way to say goodbye
My last From the Editor’s Desk comes with different emotions than I once expected.
Words I Might Have Ate: Five true crime podcasts for a creepy quarantine
Here’s five non-exploitative true crime podcasts for the adrenaline you crave.
Noah's Ark: The state of the Plain Dealer isn’t just troubling. It’s heartbreaking
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.
First-Gen Thoughts: Will 2020 seniors get to properly celebrate their graduation?
I continuously think about the uncertainties of possibly not getting to recognize what should be a proud moment in my life.
From the Editor's Desk: Catching up with ‘Post’ alumni
Since The Post’s alumni reunion was cancelled, we had a virtual reunion instead.
Noah’s Ark: National journalists have failed to properly cover senators' insider trading
Senators Richard Burr, James Inhofe, Dianne Feinstein and Kelly Loeffler used classified intelligence to put themselves in a position to profit off COVID-19, making it very clear they value their investment portfolios over American lives.
Editorial: What draws the line when it comes to reporting inappropriate behavior?
No professor should be allowed to stay in their position if they have been found to be taking advantage of students.
Pondering with Patterson: Memory lane doesn’t necessarily need to be let go of
Nostalgia is not necessarily a bad thing. Regardless of age, there are little tidbits somewhere along the line that can be thought of fondly.
Existential Binge-Watching: 5 blind binge recommendations on Netflix
A couple of cat documentaries, some old favorites and a brainless reality show fill my quarantine queue.
