Allison Osei-Okrah Contributing Writer If you are a college senior, chances are you have heard this question at least a dozen times in the past few months: “So, what are you doing after graduation?” It is usually an innocent question. Sometimes it comes from professors, …
Running on fumes: Why freshmen need to avoid the all-nighter
Eamon McCarthy Contributing Writer Being a freshman in college, approaching three months into school, I now truly understand the difference between late nights and whatever I did in high school. The glowing screen of a computer at 2 a.m. in a freshman dorm is a …
ResLife shares updates on campus housing
Kiera McGuire Editor-in-Chief On Wednesday, Oct. 28, the Office of Residence Life sent an email to students regarding housing selection for the 2027-2028 academic year. The housing selection application opened on Sunday, Nov. 1, and will close on Jan. 29. Applications for senior specialized housing, …
Death toll in Congo’s Ebola epidemic reaches 5,000
Amanda Crouse News Editor DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO –– On Oct. 31, the number of confirmed deaths from the most recent Ebola virus epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) surpassed 5,000, making it the deadliest epidemic on the country’s record. Since …
Scot Council addresses student protest and next steps at General Assembly meeting
Amanda Crouse News Editor Attendance was high at Scot Council’s weekly General Assembly (GA) meeting on Monday, Oct. 26, as students gathered in the Alley to discuss the previous week’s protest and board of trustees meeting. After representatives from Scot Council’s ad hoc committees shared …
Sara’s Selections: Ohio Roadside Attractions
S: Hell is Real sign (Mt. Sterling), Scioto Deer (Columbus), Cornhenge (Dublin), Tim Minsy Billboards (Northeast Ohio) A: Big Basket Building (Newark), World’s Largest Horseshoe Crab (Hillsboro), Pumpkin Water Tower (Circleville), Campbell’s Soup Can Sculpture (Napoleon) B: World’s Largest Cuckoo Clock (Sugarcreek), World’s Largest Outdoor …