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Ohio University Kicks off Week-Long Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
By: Anna Azallion, Taylor Bruck
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Ohio University’s celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life began Monday morning with a silent march and brunch. Students, faculty and community members gathered at Galbreath Chapel for a quick… Read More
Athens Shoots for First-in-Nation Carbon Tax
By: Taylor Bruck
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If voters approve the opt-out carbon fee in the May 8 election, Athens will be the first in the nation to implement a program like this. The fee would… Read More
Schuneman Symposium Reflects on “Covering Trump”
By: Taylor Bruck
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Political cartoonists, White House correspondents, photojournalists and Pulitzer prize winners were just a few of the careers represented at the 10th Schuneman Symposium. This year’s theme was “Covering Trump” and… Read More
Ohio University Water Polo Teams Working Hard Despite Low Numbers
By: Taylor Bruck
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The Ohio University women’s water polo team has been on campus for over two years, but they still are not well-known. There are currently 11 women on the student-run team, 12… Read More
Survivors say Ohio University Lacks in Supporting Victims of Sexual Assault
By: Taylor Bruck
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ATHENS, Ohio — Despite the increase in the number of sexual assaults reported on Ohio University’s Athens campus, it remains one of the most underreported crimes. Two sexual assault survivors… Read More