The United States Presidential general Election will be held Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. Ohio voters will have a chance to vote for the next president of the United States, as well as a number of other ...
This past Thursday, the Atlanta Falcons managed to pull off a last-minute comeback against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, winning 36–30 in overtime. The Falcons, who had already shown a knack for thrilling ...
If I had to define the Israel–Palestine conflict in one word, it would be “fear.” Fear caused it, fear sustains and exacerbates it, and fear will either eternalize it or end it in a bloodbath the ...
Over two days, from Tuesday, Sept. 17 to Wednesday, Sept. 18, Israeli Defense Forces launched a series of sophisticated terror attacks in Lebanon. An operation ...
On Oct. 8, Carissa Chappell gave a talk titled “Leaving No Trace: Reading the Asexual Possibility in an Ancient Greek Novel” which discussed their award-winning paper on sexuality in ancient Greek ...
In the past month, we have seen multiple concerning disasters, both “natural” and byproducts of human error: the Rockdale County BioLab fire, Hurricane Helene, and now Hurricane Milton. We have ...
On Oct. 1, MLB’s all-time hits leader Pete Rose passed away at 83 years old. Adored during his playing career, Rose was much maligned after he stepped away from the diamond. Rose amassed 4,256 hits ...
Second-year Meaghan Kramer is a forward/midfielder on the field hockey team. An international student from the Netherlands, she is planning on double majoring in Biology and Neuroscience and minoring ...
From Oct. 3–6, Mosaic Experiment — Ohio’s regional Burning Man event — welcomed people of all ages to gather in Rutland for four days of camping. Attendees are encouraged to embrace artistry and ...
Andria Derstine has spent 18 years at the Allen Memorial Art Museum as both a curator and the John G.W. Cowles director. During this time, she has imparted a lasting influence on the museum’s ...
As I sat down for dinner last week, I saw a text from my dad. “Tulkarem now from our cousins’ house,” it read. It was accompanied by a picture of the night sky in my grandfather’s hometown, a plume of ...
The U.S. government’s proclamation of Columbus Day in 1892 exposes an attempt to wash over a case of mass lynching and anti-immigrant violence with a holiday that promotes American nationalism and ...
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