Campbell’s Corner: FX 'Impeachment' demonstrates continued abuse of power
By Hannah Campbell | Sep. 9, 2021While watching the series, I saw that the same patterns by politicians have not changed, but the reaction of the public has greatly.
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Student Senate: Body appoints Black affairs, environmental affairs commissioner
By Sophia Young | Sep. 9, 2021Senators also urged members to invite people to join Senate.
City Council: Body discusses possible funds for conceptual design of new firehouse
By Ryan Maxin | Sep. 8, 2021Council also made several appropriations during the Finance and Personnel committee meeting.
Here’s the Tea: The Texas abortion law is setting a dangerous precedent
By Iana Fields | Sep. 7, 2021The failure of the Supreme Court to protect women’s rights proves the U.S. is moving in the wrong direction when it comes to equality.
Congressman Tim Ryan visits Athens as part of Workers First Tour
By Sophia Young | Aug. 26, 2021Tim Ryan visited with local residents and community leaders to affirm commitment to economic advancement in Appalachia.
Pfizer receives full FDA approval, OU yet to discuss next steps
By Molly Wilson | Aug. 23, 2021The Pfizer vaccine has only been granted full approval for people 16 years and older.
What you missed in Athens politics this summer
By Abby Miller | Aug. 23, 2021From elections to face covering updates, here’s what you may have missed in Athens politics.
Allison Russo, Mike Carey emerge as primary winners in Ohio's 15th Congressional District special election primaries
By Anna Millar | Aug. 3, 2021The final election for Ohio’s 15th district representative will be held Nov. 2.
Bill preventing public schools, universities from requiring COVID-19 vaccine signed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine
By Ryan Maxin | July 14, 2021The bill also protects unvaccinated individuals from unequal treatment based on vaccination status.
‘I hope we made you proud’: Anti-hazing legislation named after Collin Wiant signed into law
By Molly Wilson | July 6, 2021Though signed into law today, Collin’s Law will not be enforced for another 90 days.
OU President Hugh Sherman to attend expected signing of Collin’s Law
By Molly Wilson | July 3, 2021Sherman was invited by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to the Ohio Statehouse on July 6.
Amended version of Collin’s Law unanimously passed in Ohio House of Representatives
By Maya Morita | June 25, 2021If signed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, the law could be implemented by the fall.
Mother of Collin Wiant, OU Greek Life leader comment on Collin’s Law passing in Ohio Senate
By Maya Morita | June 17, 2021Collin’s Law, an anti-hazing law, passed in the Ohio Senate on Wednesday.
A look into progressive Athens City Council candidates’ platforms
By Anna Millar | Apr. 21, 2021Damon Krane was the most recent candidate to announce his campaign for Athens City Council, and will be focusing on many of the same issues as when he ran for mayor.
Mayor Steve Patterson considers bid for congressional seat
By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 20, 2021Steve Patterson is currently the only possible candidate from the southeast region of the district.
Bill introduced to US Senate to institute hazing reform
By Sophia Young | Apr. 20, 2021The proposed bill would require universities to report hazing incidents and establish hazing education programs.
Athens officials, residents react to potentially controversial Ohio Senate bill
By Colleen McLafferty | Apr. 18, 2021The bill would provide townships with a veto for neighboring townships’ renewable energy plans.
City Council: Prevention of discrimination based on income discussed
By Kyra Leckrone | Apr. 12, 2021Adding source of income to the Unlawful Discriminatory Practices ordinance could help those participating in the Housing Choice Voucher Program find affordable housing.
Gov. Mike DeWine tours Heritage Hall, promotes coronavirus vaccination efforts
By Maya Morita | Apr. 12, 2021Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine visited Heritage Hall on Monday to witness three students receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Opinion: Gas prices are increasing, but President Biden is not to blame
By Tre Spencer and Nicholas White | Apr. 9, 2021Have you noticed rising gas prices recently? Here’s why you shouldn’t blame the president.
