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As Homecoming week draws nearer and Ohio University prepares for the influx of alumni and families, the Alumni Association prepared for its first “Bobcat Quest” event, a campus-wide activity for visitors and students.
Athens houses over 20 different bars, with 15 on Court Street alone. With all of Ohio University students back in town, it is time to review the bars and get an inside look. Lucky’s Sports Tavern and Cat’s Eye Saloon are at the top of the strip of bars, beginning the list of bars to review.
Former employee harasses Little Italy staff
Parker Titsworth had a less-than-normal career before coming to Ohio. The Wexford, Pennsylvania, native didn’t have an offer coming out of North Allegheny High School and found himself at Ohio with only a preferred walk-on spot.
Homecoming weekend is almost here, and Ohio University will be welcoming back alumni to Athens to celebrate.
Sunday marked the first official day of fall, and with the change of seasons comes the change of seasonal coffee shop offerings. Say goodbye to the fun, refreshing drinks of the summer and hello to pumpkin spice galore. Luckily, Athens has no shortage of coffee shops to fill everyone’s biggest pumpkin spice coffee dreams.
Homecoming itself is a week-long celebration full of events for staff, students, faculty, alumni and everyone in between, all pertaining to the celebration of Ohio University. The Homecoming game between Ohio (2-2) and Akron (1-3) is the pinnacle of the week’s events.
Ohio (2-2) returns to Athens to start Mid-American Conference play against in-state opponent Akron (1-3). The Bobcats are coming off a tough loss against Kentucky this past Saturday and will need to bounce back in a big way for the start of MAC play and Homecoming.
As the sun beamed down on the concrete field that is the Athens Skate Park on Saturday, multiple bands from across the country performed while skateboarders swarmed the park. The pounding rock music and thunderous sounds of wheels rolling across pavement signaled one thing: the return of Skate Jam.
This past weekend, alumni of Ohio University’s physical therapy program gathered at dinners and a Gala to celebrate 40 years of the program. As the alumni board itself was created just 10 years ago, the PT program has had an extensive journey at OU.
Things didn’t go well for Ohio against Kentucky on Saturday. The Bobcats entered the game with their starting quarterback and leading edge rusher out with injuries. At the half, Ohio trailed 17-0 and looked lost on offense. At game end, Ohio stared down its biggest deficit of the season: a 41-6 loss.
Hotels in Athens are continuing to reach capacity and raise prices during Ohio University event weekends, such as Family Weekend and Homecoming.
Ohio University alumni love to return to the town that connects culture and community. Whether they grew up in Athens or their first time on the bricks was as a student, the town brings a sort of nostalgia that makes it feel like they never left.
Local bars in Athens are facing an influx of fake IDs among college students, as most are not of legal drinking age.
This week, students, alumni, family and friends will fill Ohio University’s campus – representing what the school used to be, what it is now and what it will be in the future. Across generations, one thing has remained the same: the culture surrounding OU. Homecoming Week is a testament to that culture, highlighting the shared love for OU and the strong sense of community.
Even though Barry Schutte hails from Thunder Bay, Ontario, a place that produces more professional hockey players per capita than any other city, he considers Ohio his home. After committing to Miami University to play Division I hockey in college, he’s planted his roots in the state.
Ohio (2-2*) fell in its final non-conference game against a Southeastern Conference foe in Kentucky (2-2) by a score of 41-6. The offense, led by backup quarterback Nick Poulos, was unable to gain much on a stout Kentucky defense.
At the core of every sporting event are tickets selling and being distributed. Whether it is the student tickets every Ohio University student gets through his or her tuition or the general admission tickets for all other fans, getting people in seats is how sports survive.
The Kennedy Museum of Art’s annual fall exhibition includes a multitude of works that aim to inspire viewers and explore past the surface level of art. This year’s exhibition, titled “Self Adjacent" opens Sept. 20 and goes through March 2025.
Kindred Market, located at 284 E. State St. A, will be hosting its first Kindred Pop-Up Flea Market this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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