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Employees at Deadbolt (left to right): Kady Wamsley, Hope Jenkins, Savanna Nell, Anna Lovins, Madeline Veach, Kelsie Stewart Not pictured: Allyson Withers
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Symmes Valley 2024 Team
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Fred and Dottie Adkins
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Greg and Julie Haller
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Portsmouth City Schools’ ESL Teacher Taitlyn Dutey.
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Members of Northwest High School’s shooting sports team
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While not exactly the results they were looking for, the SSU bowling teams both started the season last weekend with some success. The first Ohio Bowling Conference (OBC) tournament took place Saturday, Oct. 5, and featured 17 teams in the men's varsity division, 13 in the men's junior varsity division, 16 in the women's varsity division and six in the women's junior varsity division. Among these teams...
At SSU, student-run organizations typically strive to build an accepting community. However, few focus on providing a safe space specifically for queer individuals. In the Sexuality and Gender Acceptance (SAGA) organization, this is its top priority. While it primarily focuses on those in the LGBTQIA+ community, anyone, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, is encouraged to join, including...
Shawnee State University offers an important experiential learning opportunity to students entering the medical field – clinical education. These students get a chance to work in one of the school’s affiliated hospitals to learn, grow and see how their degree works in the real world. To apply for the program, students must complete a job shadow within their field totaling 10-12 hours and meet prerequisite...
Shawnee State University students in the Department of English and Humanities are gaining transformative global learning opportunities thanks to the Betty & Jim Hodgden Travel Fund. Established through the estate of the late Professor Emeritus Betty Hodgden and her husband Jim, the endowment allows students to embark on educational trips that broaden their horizons and deepen their understanding...
Philip Eil is a journalist from Providence, Rhode Island. He has written several articles, many for acclaimed publications such as The Boston Globe and The Atlantic. In the late 2000s, Eil learned of a fascinating story he wanted to pursue about a doctor who had overprescribed millions of opioids to Appalachians in southern Ohio. The story consisted of finding out: “What the hell happened to Paul...
Portsmouth City Schools' English Language Learners (ELL) program has seen a significant increase in enrollment over the past several years, driven by a growing Latino population...
University of Pikeville quarterback Tayden Carpenter, who is from Ironton, Ohio, can't wait to put to work the new AT&T deaf helmet, a groundbreaking device developed...
The one and only school-affiliated shooting sports team in Scioto County exists at Northwest High School in McDermott, Ohio, just 20 minutes from Portsmouth. The Northwest...
According to the 2024 Annual Point-in Time Count conducted by the Portsmouth Metropolitan Housing Authority (PMHA) and the Portsmouth Homeless Shelter (PHS), approximately...
Shawnee State University has opened a new version of a clinic for students. The new Bear Care Health Clinic replaces the healthcare center formerly housed in Hatcher Hall....
Only days after ravaging the southeastern United States, Hurricane Helene made its way through much of Appalachia, including southern Ohio and — more specifically — Portsmouth...
As the semester progresses, students have flocked to the Student Success Center (SSC) for various reasons. Since March of this year, success coaches Erin Rice and Julie Buckler...
Only a few days remain before finals week at SSU. Some students are registering for classes while others are readying themselves for graduation, but all are working toward...
Only days after ravaging the southeastern United States, Hurricane Helene made its way through much of Appalachia, including southern Ohio and — more specifically — Portsmouth...
According to a recent article from the National Library of Medicine that analyzed 39 different studies, 92% of those studies showed that spending time outdoors significantly...
Beginning in the spring semester of 2024, a group of students in a strategic communication class taught by Christy Zempter began conducting research on strategies and initiatives...
BLINK is a bi-annual art festival held in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Kentucky, as well as a drone show held on the riverfront. Attendees can walk through city...
