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When the night winds down and the drinks stop flowing, the quest for the perfect late-night snack or meal begins. Whether you’re stumbling home from a night out or lounging on the couch after a gathering, the right drunk food can elevate your experience and satisfy your cravings. From greasy comfort foods to savory snacks, here are some of the best places to satisfy your drunk food cravings.
Sixth-year music composition major and drummer Caden Primmer’s back porch sits on a hill overlooking a parking lot, tucked back in a thicket of trees. There is a hammock on the porch’s beams, a row of movie theater chairs and bag chairs set up, one of which has a three-quarters-full PBR can in the cupholder.
Iro Fakinou began her soccer career in the Athens over 5,000 miles from the home of the Bobcats — Athens, Greece.
Correction appended: A previous version of this article listed the name of the Bernens as Vernens. The change has been made.
For many Ohio University students and Athens residents, a weekend night out means bouncing between the bars along Court Street until the early hours of the next day. Although these nights out on Athens’s most popular stretch of road are fun for many, being on Court can be stressful for those not 21 years old or people who don’t enjoy the local bar scene.
Report taken for campus damage
Ohio (5-8) lost to Penn State (7-6) by a score of 5-0 Sunday afternoon in Athens. Ohio was held scoreless for the fourth time this season as the offense was relatively stagnant. In what has started to become a common theme in these past few games, Ohio's offense struggled to put up any points while the opponent's offense relentlessly attacked Ohio's goal.
The City of Athens has proposed a new project to rehabilitate the Stimson Avenue Bridge over the Hocking River.
It’s important to research student fees. By inspecting fees, students can avoid payment surprises and make informed financial decisions. There are 28 student fees at Ohio University, and some don’t apply to students within the OHIO Guarantee+ Program.
Athens is home to many different locally owned restaurants that serve a variety of meals for locals and Ohio University students to enjoy. From a hefty, filling breakfast to a light meal with a cup of coffee, there are many options for a “Sunday scaries” pick-me-up. Some OU students shared their favorite places to enjoy breakfast in Athens.
Student Senate hosted a candidate forum Tuesday for the Ohio House District 95 race. The forum was between incumbent Don Jones and opponent Micah McCarey.
Many students would say autumn is their favorite season, from the beautiful scenery on campus to pumpkin-flavored treats. However, as the temperature outside gets colder warmer clothing becomes a must.
Athens has many different religious organizations and groups, welcoming people of all religions to practice their own comfortably. Throughout the county, Athens houses 84 places of worship, some of these churches are located in Albany or the Plains but are still registered under Athens County.
Ohio (4-7, 1-3 Mid-American Conference) looks to rebound this weekend after losing both of its games by a combined score of 10-2 this past weekend. With the offense struggling, Ohio will look to find a spark on both ends in an attempt to get back in the win column.
Since the invention of the tattoo over 5,000 years ago, body modifications have allowed people to express themselves and visualize meaningful aspects of their lives. A recently booming trend in the realm of body modification is permanent jewelry.
Athens City Council was joined Monday by Eduard Balashov, Rector’s Assistant for International Relations and Fundraising at Ostroh Academy, during his visit to the U.S. facilitated by Sister Cities International. The Council also discussed ways to address the city’s housing crisis.
Ohio (7-1-4 overall, 2-0-3 Mid-American Conference) returns home after beating Akron 3-1 on the road last Sunday. Ohio’s next opponent is Eastern Michigan (5-4-3 overall, 1-1-3 MAC), coming from a home win against Miami. Ohio still has not lost a conference game all season and it looks to keep that streak alive this Thursday.
“Narcandoit” is a student-run organization created by recent graduates, with the goal of spreading awareness of Narcan’s effectiveness in stopping overdoses. Narcandoit also aims to destigmatize overdoses.
While the opioid crisis looms over the United States, solutions that minimize the dangers of substance use have come to fruition. Narcan, a life-saving solution, is easily accessible to students, creating a safer campus and reducing stigmas surrounding substance use in college.
Ohio will be back in action this weekend after a bye week in Week Six. The team will go north for a road battle against Mid-American Conference foe Central Michigan. The Bobcats enter well-rested and ready to go for the remainder of MAC play.
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