Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” and Guillermo del Toro’s adaptation portray the inseparable nature of grief and love.
Hurricanes may be unpredictable, but their names aren’t.
Objectivity has been influenced by the social and political climate since its origin. Today, its definition is drastically different from what it was a century ago.
American football is one of the biggest cultural phenomena of our lifetimes, and the fans are what makes it possible.
Hobbies originated as activities of leisure, enjoyed as a way to escape the workplace. It should stay this way.
Learning communities act as “home base” for incoming students.
In the fight against anti-intellectualism, journalists must actively work against the sensationalism of science.
The dire wolf is back… kind of.
In the coming months, two Ohio University students will watch their class project shoot into space and dock at the International Space Station.
“Sinners” perfectly dives into the generational horrors within a fictional South.
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