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Meet the Staff
Avery Storer
Avery Storer
Staff Writer

Avery Storer is a 21-year-old AYA (Adolescent to Young Adult) language arts education major in her junior year at Shawnee State University. She grew up in Peebles, Ohio, and attended Peebles High School...

Erika Turner
Erika Turner
Staff Writer

Erika Turner is a 32-year-old transfer student from South Shore, Kentucky, who has worked very hard to get to where she is today. Her 6-year-old son is one of her biggest inspirations to continue her schooling,...

Exploring creativity: A dive into SSU’s art club
Tori Brown, Staff Writer • November 14, 2024

While everyone needs a creative outlet to relieve stress, a great way to explore new possibilities in the art world is by joining SSU's Club of Artistry. Riley Galloway, a...

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SSU Bowling travels to Roto-Grip Raider Classic at Wright State University
November 16, 2024

Shawnee State University's men's and women's varsity bowling teams and men's junior varsity team competed in the Roto-Grip Raider Classic Nov. 9-10 in Dayton, Ohio. Looking to build on a very strong showing at an earlier tournament in Sandusky, Ohio, the bowling Bears took on a very strong group of teams and had a good week overall. In their second out-of-conference tournament of the season,...

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Student Affairs brings fun opportunities to SSU
Student Affairs brings fun opportunities to SSU
Hope Jenkins, Staff Writer • November 16, 2024

Shawnee State University strives to create a welcoming, inclusive campus for all students, no matter who they are. One way they accomplish this is through Student Affairs, which is run by dean of students Jeff Hamilton.   “We want to provide students with the opportunities to engage outside of class and learn skills,” Hamilton explained. “Student Affairs utilizes our campus to get students...

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Mind-body wellness electives support student-athletes’ goals
Markell Hood, Staff writer • November 14, 2024

Daytime classes like Pilates and yoga are becoming popular elective options for athletes at Shawnee State University, providing a unique way to support students' physical and mental health. Yoga helps athletes avoid injuries and recover more quickly by improving their flexibility, balance and mental focus. Pilates increases body awareness, stability and core strength, all of which are critical for...

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Faith in fellowship: An overview of Cru Bible Club at SSU
Tori Brown, Staff Writer • November 11, 2024

For any student looking to join a Christian club, Cru at SSU is a great option. According to Faith Wall, the club's social media manager, Cru was started at Shawnee State in the fall of 2021 "with a mission to be a caring community that is passionate about connecting people to Jesus." The group strives to be a resource for students who want to grow in their Christian walk with the Lord or for anyone...

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Shawnee State University Honors Symposium showcases student research and real-world applications
Shawnee State University Honors Symposium showcases student research and real-world applications
Avery Storer, Staff Writer • November 10, 2024

At the close of every semester, Shawnee State University’s Honors Program culminates with the Honors Symposium, an event where students present their semester-long research projects. Directed by professor Pablo Salinas, the symposium offers a platform exclusively for honors students to share their independent research with faculty, peers and the campus community. Held in room 214 or 215 of Morris...

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Returning Ironton High School senior tennis players (from left to right): Judah Barnes, Eli Ford and Payton Justice.
Ironton Fighting Tigers tennis team looking forward to spring season
Teegan Carpenter, Staff Writer • November 19, 2024

The Ironton High School Fighting Tigers tennis team is getting ready for an exciting upcoming season, pushed by the momentum of last year's phenomenal performance. Coach Lovell...

Bridging the political divide
Erika Turner, Staff Writer • November 15, 2024

As Election Day continues to make waves in its aftermath, the subject of politics has become an inescapable topic of conversation for many Americans. Whether amongst friends,...

Members of the SSU Weightlifting Club during a recent Halloween event
Shawnee State Weightlifting Club encourages members to push boundaries
Haylen Taylor, Staff Writer • November 10, 2024

As many SSU students know, college is full of opportunities to challenge oneself, whether it’s academically, socially or personally. At the Shawnee State Weightlifting Club,...

Bouncing back strong: Shawnee State Bears redeem themselves at home
Markell Hood, Staff Writer • November 10, 2024

After suffering a difficult road loss to the University of Northwestern Ohio and having to wait a week to see the floor again, the Shawnee State men's basketball team returned...

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Accessibility Services now located in Student Success Center
Hope Jenkins, Staff Writer • November 14, 2024

The summer before the fall 2024 semester saw a lot of changes on Shawnee State University’s campus. One of those changes was the move of Accessibility Services from Hatcher...

SSU’s Rotaract Club offers service opportunities
Haylen Taylor, Staff Writer • November 1, 2024

At SSU, there are a plethora of clubs offering a variety of activities such as letting your creativity flow, building your academic strengths, enjoying the outdoors or simply...

Yeti outside of the Clark Memorial Library during a visit
Stressed? We have a dog for that.
Hope Jenkins, Staff Writer • November 1, 2024

Being a college student can be stressful, especially around finals week. From studying to taking tests to giving presentations, students can become overwhelmed and risk burning...

Clark Memorial Library’s underutilized resource: research appointments
Hope Jenkins, Staff Writer • October 25, 2024

Writing assignments are a necessary evil of college. Whether it’s an essay for an English class or a scientific paper, every student will experience the struggle of hitting...

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Members of the SSU Weightlifting Club during a recent Halloween event
Shawnee State Weightlifting Club encourages members to push boundaries
Haylen Taylor, Staff Writer • November 10, 2024

As many SSU students know, college is full of opportunities to challenge oneself, whether it’s academically, socially or personally. At the Shawnee State Weightlifting Club,...

SSU’s Rotaract Club offers service opportunities
Haylen Taylor, Staff Writer • November 1, 2024

At SSU, there are a plethora of clubs offering a variety of activities such as letting your creativity flow, building your academic strengths, enjoying the outdoors or simply...

Weekly Campus Ministry schedule
Shawnee offers several options for to students to gather in Christ-based communities
Maggie Kayt Franks, Staff Writer • October 29, 2024

On Shawnee State’s campus, there are several different options for any student to gather for ministry. Each week four separate groups — Athletes in Action, Delight, Cru...

Some members of SSU's Spanish Club hiking Machu Picchu in Peru.
SSU’s Spanish Club promotes language learning and community connection
Avery Storer, Staff Writer • October 29, 2024

Every Friday, the Shawnee State University Spanish Club opens its doors to students eager to enhance their linguistic skills and connect with fellow language enthusiasts....

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