City Council: Amendments made to single-use plastic bag ordinance
(04/04/23 2:18pm)
Athens City Council met Monday to discuss an ordinance that would reduce the usage of single-use plastic bags in the city of Athens.
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OU Women’s Center to host annual Take Back the Night
(04/03/23 2:31am)
Ohio University's Women’s Center is hosting its annual Take Back The Night, an awareness event for survivors of sexual and domestic violence, in the Athena Cinema on April 6 at 6:30 p.m.
Athens Jazz Festival ends with foot-tapping-worthy concert
(03/30/23 3:13am)
Although the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium was not completely filled up with attendants for the last Athens Jazz Festival event on Tuesday evening, it was as if the music itself took human form and filled in the empty seats, getting lost in foot tapping in the same way the musicians were on stage.
Here’s how to maintain focus this spring semester
(03/29/23 3:56am)
Now that spring break is over, it can be difficult to get back into the academic groove and study. However, there are ways to increase your chances of staying focused and avoiding burnout. Without further ado, here are some ways to maintain focus this semester.
Science Café presents 'Mythbusters: The ADHD Collection'
(03/09/23 3:35am)
Ohio University’s own Science Cafés, which take place monthly in Baker Theater, are opportunities to learn something new about a topic that does not commonly come up in a day-to-day conversation. Steven Evans and Julie Owens, both current psychology professors at OU, spoke at the event on March 8 to bust many of the common myths surrounding Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD.
Students anticipate spring break plans
(03/09/23 1:29am)
Every Spring Semester, college students across the country anticipate the week when they can finally put down their books, pick up a beer and kick back and relax.
Celebrations of Holi spread love, colored powder
(03/09/23 1:47am)
During the month of Phalguna, the 12th month of the Hindu calendar, the brilliant holiday of Holi is celebrated. Also known as the festival of colors, the festival of love and the festival of spring, Holi takes place among large groups of people in India and around the world.
Students anticipate spring break trip to London
(03/07/23 5:05am)
One of the collegiate experiences students most look forward to is the chance to study abroad. Over Spring Break, the UK: Suffragettes and Soldiers class, taught by Dr. Carey Snyder, will fulfill this desire with a trip to London, in which they will synthesize their coursework of the past eight weeks.
In Case You Missed It: Environmental disaster in East Palestine causes commotion
(03/06/23 3:13am)
With environmental issues at the forefront of news and politics, the coverage of a local disaster has been minimal and continues to receive less. On the morning of Feb. 3, a train carrying 11 rail cars of hazardous material derailed in East Palestine furthering the ongoing environmental crisis.
Students acknowledge, celebrate uncommon names
(03/06/23 1:38am)
When someone has a unique name, many people wonder about its origin or the story behind it. Whether it’s a family name, a combination of two names or inspired by a famous piece of media, Ohio University has quite the collection of students with names that spark one’s curiosity.
Letter to the Editor: Supporting effective student advocacy
(03/03/23 3:36am)
Dear Editor,
Answers with Ankita: The murder of Abby Choi sheds light on the rising violence against women
(03/02/23 5:26pm)
Trigger Warning: This column discusses domestic violence and murder.
Annual International Dinner returns in lively event
(02/27/23 4:04am)
Tables decorated with floral centerpieces and dimly lit candles neatly littered the Baker Center’s ballroom Saturday evening for the International Student Union’s, or ISU’s, annual dinner, occurring for the first time post-COVID-19.
Politics and Pop Culture: School administrators at fault for shooting of Abigail Zwerner
(02/22/23 4:59am)
On Jan. 6, administrators of Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Virginia, were warned multiple times, to no avail, about a possible armed student. This carelessness resulted in the shooting of 25-year-old Abigail Zwerner, the perpetrator’s teacher. The first warning was issued by Zwerner, who went to the administration at approximately 11 a.m. to report a rumor that one of her first-graders was carrying a weapon. Her concerns were met with indifference.
A day in the life of a college tour guide
(02/17/23 3:44am)
Have you ever wondered what it is like to have a full day of bragging about your college and walking backward? College tour guides can be a crucial component in choosing a university. They help guide that process in the middle of the school day. Giving tours can undoubtedly be a rewarding experience; however, funny stories and strange encounters are sure to be expected.
Cat’s Cradle: Architecture and biology in 'Akira'
(02/13/23 2:45am)
This year marks the 35th anniversary of one of the most influential films of the modern era of film, “Akira.” The film is an acclaimed adaptation of the titular manga. Though the film was made before the manga was complete, the core themes of the narrative were adapted into a tight two-hour film.
OU Mindfulness-Based Living organization practices being present, intentional
(02/10/23 4:44am)
If the walls of room 209 in the Patton College of Education could talk, they would tell stories of students practicing mindfulness and balanced living. The walls would also say they participated in meditation and feel more grounded in their busy lives, watching students run around all day and every day.
OU doctoral student encourages discussion space for first-gen students
(02/08/23 3:37am)
Students whose parents or guardians did not complete a bachelor’s degree are considered to be first-generation Bobcats by Ohio University, and they still bleed the same green and white as students who have generations of Bobcats in their family.
Tracking Trends: Athens reacts to recent Bengals defeat
(02/08/23 2:37am)
In the highly-anticipated AFC Championship game, the Cincinnati Bengals were bested by the Kansas City Chiefs, thus losing their reigning title and a chance to play in the Super Bowl LVII. While the official odds were somewhat split between the two teams, many local onlookers in Athens were rooting for the Bengals, not only for their proximity, but because the beloved quarterback, Joe Burrow, is a hometown boy.
Weekender Main: F.A.C.E.S models strut their stuff this Sibs Weekend
(02/03/23 4:09am)
There may not be an official fashion week in Athens, Ohio, but there are plenty of fashion shows.
