Darayus Sethna
News InternExpertise: Multimedia reporting, news anchoring, writing, podcasting, video editing
Education: Nordonia High School
Ohio University, senior
Favorite spot in Northeast Ohio: Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse (for Cleveland Cavs games)
Experience:
Darayus Sethna is a senior at Ohio University where he is majoring in journalism with an emphasis on sports. He is also minoring in Spanish, in sports administration/management and in coaching education. Darayus has worked as a multimedia reporter and news anchor at WOUB Public Media, as a broadcaster at the WATH radio station in Athens, and as a beat writer for The Post covering the OU field hockey team.
Highlights:
- Former volunteer NBA Analyst -1590 WAKR, Akron
- Former Tunnel Vision Sports writing intern
- Ohio University Honors Tutorial College program, student
- Volunteer multimedia reporter and podcaster - WOUB Public Media
- Sports radio personality - WATH, Athens
- Recognized as the top student with Ohio University's Spanish Language and Culture study abroad program in Toledo, Spain
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As the Browns prepare to open the preseason, fans are focusing on back-to-back winning seasons: something the team hasn't achieved since their return to Northeast Ohio in 1999.
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Ohio dispensaries opened their doors for recreational marijuana sales for the first time on Tuesday.
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Buehner was convicted of killing Jerry Saunders at a home on Marah Avenue in 2001.
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Ben Curtis won the British Open more than two decades ago. Since then his family foundation has dedicated itself to feeding Northeast Ohio children.
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Kosar, 60, was placed on liver transplant last spring, according to Cleveland Magazine.
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Drummond has worked for the Cleveland Division of Police for over three decades and was named chief of police in 2022.
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New Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Kenny Atkinson talked about his plans for the team during an introductory press conference Monday.
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A media company filed for bankruptcy. It could affect how Northeast Ohioans watch Guardians games
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There are lunches and other meals available in and around Cleveland during the summer.
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The two cards that are still missing are a 1909 Ramly Walter Johnson and a 1941 Ted Williams worth nearly $90,000.