Amplified Observations: Music in the wake of the election
By Luke Furman | Oct. 30, 2017The contentious 2016 U.S. presidential election inspired many songwriter to take up the pen and try to figure out this new administrations and its supporters.
The contentious 2016 U.S. presidential election inspired many songwriter to take up the pen and try to figure out this new administrations and its supporters.
The series has taken influence in it's latest release from Trump-era happenings.
Senior Erica Spilger highlights commentary on the issue through art.
In conjunction with the Kennedy Museum of Art and Ohio University, John Sims will be performing "Confederate Flag: A Public Hanging."
Smith hopes to increase transportation equity if elected.
What you say has consequences.
Trump signed executive orders and made some changed from the Obama era.
President Donald Trump is the latest victim of Eminem’s lyrical wrath.
The time for gun control is now.
And he was tossing paper towels to hurricane victims in Puerto Rico.
Time to speed up gun control talk.
Even LeBron and Steph are united over this.
The College Democrats were banned from registering voters in Baker.
It's more than a game, and it has been.
Ohio University College Democrats, OU College Republicans and the LGBT Center to host a discussion about the current political policies.
The GOP has the wrong idea for Ohioans and health care.
Let's talk about climate change before it's too late.
From NPR to former Obama aides, there's podcasts all across the political spectrum.
Athens conservatives often remain silent because they fear "political retribution."