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‘Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1’ is an expensive tragedy

By Jude Hannahs | Aug. 30

This week, article writer Jude Hannahs reviews filmmaker Kevin Costner’s “Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1” (2024).

Artists captivate audiences on summer worldwide tours

By Cami Seymore | Aug. 30

Let’s look back on some of the popular artists that toured during the summer.

Rooks Reflects: Donald Glover is this generation’s renaissance man

By Sophia Rooksberry | Aug. 30

With “The New World Tour,” Glover solidifies himself as an untouchable and versatile artist.

Letter to the Editor: Opinion on “Students for Justice in Palestine held silent protest amid presidential pizza party” article

By Michael Ley | Aug. 30

I found the comments by Henry Turner of Students for Justice in Palestine somewhat half-baked and overly prejudiced regarding the situation in Gaza and Israel.

Kickin’ with Kyra: Los Angeles is not perfect

By Kyra Dapore | Aug. 30

The city of Los Angeles isn’t all it is made up to be at times.

The Lo-Down: Go to more sporting events

By Logan Adams | Aug. 30

The benefits of attending live sports are both personal and widespread.

Daily Rundown: Faculty senate resolution allows students to bring children to class, Simple Science: NASA astronaut situation reflects media tropes, The Lo-Down: Go to more sporting events, and more!

By Abby Waechter | Aug. 29

Faculty senate resolution allows students to bring children to class

Simple Science: NASA astronaut situation reflects media tropes

By Alexandra Hopkins | Aug. 29

This week in science we discuss the astronauts stuck on the International Space Station and how the “stranded in space” science fiction trope reflects the situation.

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Environmental activist uncovers discrepancy between ODNR records, OOGA statement

By Olivia Gilliand | Aug. 29

An Ohio environmental activist discovered a divide between the Ohio Department of Natural Resource’s reports and Ohio Oil and Gas Association statements.

Faculty senate resolution strategizes accommodations for caregiver students

By Paige Fisher | Aug. 29

Faculty senate is working to design a task force to assist professors in creating policies that would accommodate parenting students.

6 ways to save on dorm decorating

By Elizabeth Talaga | Aug. 29

Decorating a college dorm or apartment doesn’t have to break the bank.

The pros and cons of music festivals

By Nyla Gilbert | Aug. 29

Music festivals offer a unique blend of music, community, and culture, but they also face challenges. While wellness and safety initiatives are growing, concerns about crowd control, drug use, and sexual harassment persist. Festivals provide unforgettable experiences but require mindfulness and caution.

Soccer: Everything to know ahead of Ohio's matchup against Valparaiso

By Logan Sheets | Aug. 29

Ohio looks to bounce back at home against Valparaiso.

SAG-AFTRA strikes against voice acting companies

By Leanne Abel | Aug. 29

SAG-AFTRA voice actors are on strike against large voice-acting companies due to the widespread use of AI.

Talking Points with Taylor: Climate Change should be taught in elementary school

By Taylor Henninger | Aug. 29

Elementary students already learn about changing atmospheres and the interrelationships between different species, so they should understand how climate change alters the atmosphere and impacts different species.

Sports Watch: Football's best games to watch week one

By Jasper Greuel | Aug. 29

The NFL offseason is coming to an end and with that brings the start of the regular season. Navigating what to watch can be difficult so here is a listing of the best games to watch this week. From Super Bowls being celebrated to the NFL’s first game in Brazil, the opening week of the NFL is must-watch TV.

Daphne’s Dispatch: Political opinions can strain friendships

By Daphne Graeter | Aug. 29

As election season has taken way, and people are around their friends, conversations about voting may have come up once or twice. Discourse among friends preceding a presidential election can affect friendships, but don’t let this election be the reason friendships end.