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“College is the best time of your life” has been uttered by alumni and every parent since (what seems to be) the beginning of time. Yet, the best experiences often require a monetary exchange. With the rising costs of entertainment goods, can college students truly have the best time of their lives?
The Athens music scene is nothing short of robust and diverse. With frequent performances at Court Street hotspots, house parties and campus dining spots, new and captivating artists are right next door.
It’s a brisk Wednesday night in Athens as locals travel home from work and Ohio University classes have concluded for the day. Despite the day winding down for most, the loud, yet inviting sound of Bobcats partying could be heard from Jackie O’s Brew Pub on 22 W. Union St.
Student Senate gathered Wednesday evening in Walter 235 for a full agenda, including a presentation from Bobcat Student Orientation and a review of funding and programming resolutions.
Each year during the spring semester, Bobcats head to various streets around campus to participate in Fest Season, a long-standing tradition at Ohio University that began in the 1960s.
Ellis Hall, located at 45 University Terrace, is home to a whimsical crew of graduate students, all of whom share a passion for one thing: creative writing.
The city of Athens began its Pilot Controlled Deer Archery Program at the start of the 2024-25 Ohio hunting season. This pilot-controlled archery program is a lottery-style hunting program, allowing licensed hunters who enter the lottery to be selected to hunt on select Athens lands after purchasing a $100 permit.
At Ohio University, I’ve had the pleasure of interacting with many incredible faculty and staff members. OU is home to truly some of the best people who also happen to be excellent journalism professionals. However, the leader among all of these is Eddith Dashiell, more commonly known as Dr. D.
It was a chilly morning on College Green as runners from around the country laced up their shoes, stretched their calves and got their blood flowing. With the starting line set at the corner of South College Street and East Union Street, athletes and onlookers gathered for the Athens Marathon.
The smiling face of All Campus Radio Network’s vibrant red lobster mascot, Snat, signaled the must-attend live show of the year had arrived. Lobsterfest, ACRN’s three-day music festival and biggest event of the year, tore the walls of The Union down Friday and Saturday night, and chords were left echoing through the Scripps Amphitheater during Sunday’s brightest hours.
The first Athens International Film and Video Festival was hosted in 1974 at the Athena Cinema, located at 20 S. Court St. Over half a century later, the 52nd annual AIFVF was hosted from April 7-13 at the very same location.
Hundreds of students gathered in the backyards Saturday for Palmer Fest, the last fest of the season.
Funding for public libraries across Ohio is at risk after Ohio House Bill 96, the state operating budget, proposes to significantly diminish the Public Library Fund.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, a seven-time Mr. Olympia and four-time Mr. Universe winner, said, “Bodybuilding is much like any other sport. To be successful, you must dedicate yourself 100% to your training, diet and mental approach.”
Just days before Ohio’s victory in the Cure Bowl, Kyle Obly sat in his Orlando hotel room with a big smile. “You ready to do this, Ob?” Ohio coach Brian Smith asked him via phone call. The simple question was met with a simple answer from Obly: “Absolutely.”
Swing a stick and score. That simple but difficult action was the key to athletic success for all of freshman infielder Matt Ineich’s life. However, 30 games into his collegiate career, it looks a lot different than most would’ve expected.
Los Angeles-based comedian, TV writer, director and Emmy-nominated producer Joseph “Joey” Clift debuted his latest animated film, “Pow!” at the Athens International Film + Video Festival on April 12.
Friday, April 4
Ohio and its student athletes are always looking for ways to give back to the community. This could not have been more evident during the annual Turn it Gold game at Bob Wren Stadium Friday night.
After a poor two-way performance Tuesday night against Marshall, Ohio (8-23, 4-11 Mid-American Conference) continues its bye week against Virginia Military Institute (21-13, 4-5 Southern Conference).
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