Faculty Senate discusses resolution to allow student’s children in class
By Emily Stokes | Apr. 1Members of the Faculty Senate express concern over a potential policy allowing students to bring children to class, promoting inclusivity.
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The best villains on modern television
By Logan Humphrey | Apr. 1Unpredictable and chaotic, here are some of the best TV villains from the past few years.
Softball: Ohio looks to continue strong play in road doubleheader against Kent State
By Marc Goldstein | Apr. 1Ohio looks to keep its strong play up as it heads to Kent State for a midweek doubleheader.
Studio Ghibli leaves timeless mark on animation, filmmaking
By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 1Exploring the Japanese animation company's legacy of nearly four decades
Professor unfolds international language journey for herself, students
By Maia LeClair | Apr. 1Edna Lima, an associate professor at Ohio University, strives to emphasize the importance and variance of language and communication, especially in academic settings.
The Lo-Down: LeBron James revolutions basketball discourse
By Logan Adams | Apr. 1While many professional athletes have started podcasts in recent years, the face of the NBA is taking a different approach with his.
Sassy Cassie: Dating in college sucks
By Cassie Dye | Apr. 1Dating in college is getting progressively worse as time goes on.
Perfection and idolization meets reality in Laufey's new single, "Goddess."
By Jessica Ghee | Apr. 1Laufey released the single "Goddess" from the upcoming deluxe album "Bewitched: The Goddess Edition."
Ariana Grande- Eternal Sunshine: Album Review
By Nicholas Kobe | Apr. 1Today on Depths we’re taking a look at Ariana Grande’s record from earlier this month. As one of the first major pop releases of the year, does Ariana’s new record live up to the hype, or is it gonna get lost in the shuffle? Let’s find out.
Justin Timberlake's comeback album 'Everything I Thought It Was' flops
By Ashley Pomplas | Mar. 31Review of Justin Timberlake's new album 'Everything I Thought It Was'
Outdoor Pursuits hosts third annual No Man’s Land Film Festival
By Ethan Herx | Mar. 31Promoting women and genderqueer representation in outdoor media, No Man’s Land Film Festival has continued to grow for nearly 10 years.
One Direction to reunite at Palmer Place Fest
By Alyssa Cruz | Mar. 31The beloved band is reuniting with all five members to perform at Palmer Place Fest on April 19.
How TikTok supports musical artists, new and old
By Sophia Anness | Mar. 31Since TikTok began, it has given many artists an outlet to promote their music. Users will create trends to these artists' songs, causing them to gain more listeners. Not only will new artists see a rise in listeners, but artists who have already had a claim to fame also have had resurges on TikTok.
Campus groups works to increase AED accessibility on campus
By Paige Fisher | Mar. 31Residence Life Commissioner Mae Thomas is working with Housing and Residence Life to increase student accessibility to Automated External Defibrillators on campus.
New Tax Levy 7, fall renewal levy expand senior services
By Emily Stokes | Mar. 31Newly proposed and passed levies in Athens aim to increase funding for senior facilities and services.
Softball: Ohio picks up 7-2 over win over Central Michigan as bats awaken
By Marc Goldstein | Mar. 31Ohio softball got some big contributions at the plate as it was able to fend off Central Michigan to take the series finale, 7-2.
Softball: Ohio’s weekend of success comes despite several schedule changes
By Logan Adams | Mar. 31The weather was not Ohio’s friend this weekend, but it didn’t keep the team from winning a series against Central Michigan.
International Week to celebrate representation, connection
By Abreanna Blose | Mar. 31International Week at Ohio University is a week-long annual celebration of culture and diversity.
From the Grapevine: Everyone should celebrate Polish Dyngus Day
By Libby Evans | Mar. 31National Dyngus Day is celebrated Easter Monday by Polish-Americans across the country. The Dyngus Day tradition is to douse loved ones and crushes with water using squirt guns or pussy willows, but festivities have gained popularity filling parades and piling in dancers to Polish polka bands.
