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Colin J. Long
Colin J. Long
Staff Writer

Colin J. Long was born and raised here in Portsmouth, Ohio. He attended Wheelersburg High School, was an Eagle Scout for eight years and joined the U.S. Army National Guard on April 20, 2022. His Military...

Jacob Naumovski
Jacob Naumovski
Staff Writer

For Shawnee State junior Jacob Naumovski, history has always been a subject that came naturally to him. Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Naumovski is majoring in history and considering a master’s degree...

Fall Fest kicks off at Shawnee
Fall Fest kicks off at Shawnee
Hope Jenkins, Staff Writer • October 9, 2025

Fall is starting to make an appearance on Shawnee State’s campus. Leaves are turning, the wind is picking up, and more students are opting for sweaters and hoodies. With...

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Bear Run gets time to shine
Jacob Naumovski, Staff Writer • October 3, 2025

Beginning at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 24, Shawnee State University hosted its annual Bear Run 5k race. The race started with 267 individuals signed up to run, jog or even walk the distance and included students, student athletes from the cross country, baseball and softball teams, university alumni and local runners. Among that group, 173 of them had a recorded finishing time. Conner Flynn, the...

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Shawnee State Bear Run 2025
Adrienne Whitley, Staff Writer • October 1, 2025

Join Adrienne Whitley as she highlights the Shawnee Bear Run 2025!

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Red Cross makes it easy to donate with online registration
Nevada Warner, Staff Writer • September 28, 2025

Shawnee State University regularly partners with the American Red Cross to offer opportunities for the campus community to donate blood and make a difference in the lives of people who need those donations. However, you don't have to wait for a campus blood drive to make a donation. You can visit the Red Cross website, type in your ZIP code and make an appointment when you see a convenient date for...

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Full photo of all athletes at SSU for the 2025-26 season
From NAIA to NCAA: SSU athletes prepare for the next step
Lilly-May Walker, Staff Writer • September 26, 2025

Shawnee State University athletics is set to make a major move, shifting to NCAA Division II competition and joining the Mountain East Conference beginning next year. For student-athletes, this change means tougher opponents, shorter travel times and an overall higher profile for SSU sports. “There will definitely be more competition because there will be more height and skill level going up a...

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Messages chalked on a campus walkway last week in front of a memorial to Charlie Kirk
Student-led memorial sparks debate
Jacob Naumovski, Staff Writer • September 26, 2025

What started as a student-led memorial to the late Charlie Kirk, an American political activist who was a co-founder with William Montgomery of the conservative organization Turning Point USA, recently sparked both written and verbal debate among students at Shawnee State University along the main walkway between Massie Hall and the Clark Memorial Library. On Sept. 15, a group of students planted...

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Portsmouth firefighter James Eric Grimm in dress uniform
Portsmouth Fire Department: 150 years of service and sacrifice
Colin J. Long, Staff Writer • October 3, 2025

The Portsmouth Fire Department has been a cornerstone of public safety for over 150 years, serving the city and its annexed communities with dedication and professionalism....

Gary Jenkins in front of records held in the Scioto County recorder's office
New county recorder shaped by family, scouting
Colin J. Long, Staff Writer • September 26, 2025

At just 22 years old, Gary Jenkins assumed the role of Scioto County Recorder on Jan. 2, 2025. A lifelong resident of Scioto County, Jenkins oversees the crucial task of maintaining...

Why you should watch “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
Teegan Carpenter, Staff Writer • November 22, 2024

Portsmouth, Ohio, is a town that has faced its share of struggles, but it is also the inspiration for a heartwarming holiday story that is deeper than one might think. The...

Angel Tree provides a chance to help a local child have a very merry Christmas
Erika Turner, Staff Writer • November 22, 2024

In 2023, 36.8 million Americans were experiencing poverty, meaning they were unable to financially support even their most basic needs. As the holiday season approaches, the...

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Mental health matters; Bear with us
Nevada Warner, Staff Writer • October 3, 2025

Life can be stressful sometimes to say the least. Everyone is different and faces different struggles at different times and stages in life and we all handle them differently....

Clark Memorial Library's 'Night Against Procrastination' deemed a success
Clark Memorial Library’s ‘Night Against Procrastination’ deemed a success
Hope Jenkins, Staff Writer • November 22, 2024

Finals Week is rapidly approaching, and with that comes stress and hectic schedules. Luckily, many resources on campus are here to help combat that stress and lead you to...

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...

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Mental health matters; Bear with us
Nevada Warner, Staff Writer • October 3, 2025

Life can be stressful sometimes to say the least. Everyone is different and faces different struggles at different times and stages in life and we all handle them differently....

Clark Memorial Library's 'Night Against Procrastination' deemed a success
Clark Memorial Library’s ‘Night Against Procrastination’ deemed a success
Hope Jenkins, Staff Writer • November 22, 2024

Finals Week is rapidly approaching, and with that comes stress and hectic schedules. Luckily, many resources on campus are here to help combat that stress and lead you to...

Students in SSU's medical laboratory technician program
SSU’s medical laboratory technician program offers accessible healthcare degree option
Haylen Taylor, Staff Writer • November 22, 2024

When pursuing education in the healthcare field, there are many options for degrees and training programs. However, many of these programs can take over a decade to complete....

The Dungeon Crawler's current logo.
SSU’s Dungeon Crawlers offers options for game enthusiasts
Haylen Taylor, Staff Writer • November 21, 2024

College life is rarely associated with relaxation or tranquility, but thanks to student organizations such as the Dungeon Crawlers club at SSU, finding such moments is easier...

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