Opening for concerts boosts musicians’ careers
By Grace Schmidt | Nov. 21Being a concert opener is a vital step into becoming a mainstream artist.
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‘Outer Banks’ drama explained: Rudy Pankow, Madison Bailey lack professionalism
By Cami Seymore | Nov. 21“Outer Banks” stars Rudy Pankow and Madison Bailey lack professionalism amid relationship drama, causing Pankow to leave the show for good.
Lately with Layne: Florida book bans hinder diverse perspectives
By Layne Rey | Nov. 21Florida’s Department of Education released the titles of about 700 books removed from school libraries across the state during the 2023-2024 academic year. Almost 400 titles were added to the list compared to the previous year, representing a dramatic increase in limiting access to diverse perspectives.
Sports Watch: Award predictions for the NFL regular season
By Jasper Greuel | Nov. 21As week twelve approaches, the NFL regular season is rapidly coming to an end. Through the first 11 weeks of the regular season there have been surprise teams, amazing performances and players putting up career seasons. With so many players having great seasons, it will be interesting to see who comes away with the major awards.
Angelica Merritt bewitches with upcoming book ‘Womb Witch’
By Brianna Tassiello | Nov. 21Angelica Merritt’s upcoming book, “Womb Witch: Herbal Magick for Reproductive Health,” will bring her mission of encouraging body literacy to life through a blend of science, spirituality and self-care.
Rooks Reflects: Garage rock is due for a revival
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 21Current musical and social contexts indicate an upcoming renaissance of garage rock.
Student Senate removes language relating to Title IX
By Drew Hoffmaster | Nov. 21Resolution 2425-61 was passed at a recent Student Senate meeting, removing language that allowed the judicial panel to rule over Title IX claims.
F-Word Performers showcase end of the world
By Aiden Ryan | Nov. 20Saturday, members of F-Word Performers, a creative writing organization on campus performed, “Hold Your Horsemen,” a variety show with an apocalyptic theme.
Disney’s ‘Prince Charming’ casting sparks age gap debates
By Nyla Gilbert | Nov. 20The rumored castings in Disney’s “Prince Charming” have reignited debate over Hollywood’s common practice of pairing significantly older male leads with younger female co-stars.
Simple Science: Celebrating the season of giving
By Alexandra Hopkins | Nov. 20Why do we continue to give to others and express gratitude if not for immediate gratification?
Kickin’ it with Kyra: Relationships aren't a necessity
By Kyra Dapore | Nov. 20People shouldn’t feel forced to be in a relationship.
Behind the Lens: Trump’s tariff policy will hurt Americans
By Ethan Herx | Nov. 20Because countries do not foot the bill for import fees, but rather companies, prices will increase for the American public, and jobs will be lost.
Indigenous representation has risen in film, TV
By Jude Hannahs | Nov. 20Different movies and TV shows have highlighted Indigenous cultures and their stories.
A-Z Clubs: Her Campus empowers creativity in women’s writing
By Carly DeLuca | Nov. 20Her Campus, a student-run magazine, provides women a flexible outlet to write articles on various topics including entertainment, beauty and lifestyle.
‘Anora’ is an unexpected fairytale
By Jude Hannahs | Nov. 19Sean Baker’s “Anora” (2024) is a breathtaking film.
Women's Basketball: Everything to know about Ohio's matchup against Ohio State
By Charlie Fadel | Nov. 19What to know about the Buckeyes for Wednesday’s game
From the Editor’s Desk: Student journalism needs to be protected
By Alyssa Cruz | Nov. 19Student journalism has been under attack, but it is more important now than ever.
CIS hosts International Student Documentary Film Festival
By Mary Kate McNamee | Nov. 19The Center for International Studies hosted an International Student Documentary Film Festival on Sunday, highlighting the lives of international students and their cultures
Lately with Layne: Religious beliefs invading Trump’s policy agenda
By Layne Rey | Nov. 19Although religion has the power to spark change, it should not be used as a political weapon to prioritize one set of beliefs over another.
