Sakura Festival brought Japanese culture to Athens
(04/16/17 11:31pm)
Despite only having three members on stage, Hiuchi Taiko had the sound of taiko drums echoing throughout Baker Center.
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'Breakers' preserve hip-hop culture through physical expression in Athens
(04/07/17 3:43am)
In 2010, while some people were watching viral videos such as the “Pants on the Ground” video or the Old Spice man on YouTube, Seth Baker found himself suddenly immersed in three hours of Red Bull’s BC One breaking competition, hanging onto every second.
Operas turn to technology and storytelling to keep 400-year-old tradition alive
(04/06/17 1:23am)
While opera may have roots going back centuries, many young people still take interest in the style of singing.
Sexual assault panel discusses awareness and prevention
(03/31/17 1:38am)
The Ohio University Police Department has received seven rape reports since the beginning of Spring Semester.
Recovery Revolution to advocate addiction recovery through film
(03/30/17 12:13am)
Ohio University’s Health Promotion office is partnering with OU’s Student Appropriations Commission and R.I.S.E. to bring awareness of the impact of drug addiction.
In 200th show of 20th Anniversary Tour, Rent brings fresh faces to classic musical
(03/29/17 4:43am)
For Rent’s 200th show on the 20th Anniversary Tour, the cast and crew brought the performance to Ohio University on Tuesday, bringing in a sold-out show at Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium.
Athena Cinema to screen ‘The Shining’ for free as part of Science on Screen
(03/26/17 11:54pm)
“Here’s Johnny!” – Students will have the opportunity to watch a classic film at The Athena Cinema that was made before most of them were born.
Breaking the bad news
(03/22/17 3:37am)
When Amy Kish was told she had breast cancer, she had a difficult time processing the daunting news.
Student Senate: Senator candidates debate on student relations within colleges
(03/22/17 3:49am)
The candidates for academic college senator positions for the Student Senate 2017-18 election had a debate focused on student relations within their colleges Tuesday night in Seigfred Hall.
Professors struggle against using technology in class
(03/21/17 12:11am)
On the first day of classes each semester, Karen Riggs stands before her students and lays out her cardinal rule: do not use cell phones in class.
Students say they use Snapchat Stories and Instagram Stories differently, despite similar function
(03/17/17 1:00am)
Since the introduction of Instagram Stories, a feature eerily similar to the popular photo-sharing app Snapchat, the latter has seen more than a 15 percent drop in story views. However, students see varying uses for both apps, despite similarities in function and user interface.
Wolf Tree Collective creates a safe space for community members
(03/15/17 2:42am)
Wolf Tree Collective offers classes varying from yoga to support groups designed to give people from all walks of life a safe space to visit.
OU will offer summer housing to those affected by Trump immigration ban
(03/06/17 7:03pm)
Ohio University will provide housing and other accommodations during the summer to international students who may be affected by President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration.
Trumpet player to perform in Glidden Hall
(02/28/17 10:54pm)
Ashley Hall, a person who plays trumpet, travels the world and performs, and she had the opportunity to play in a famous venue in Sydney, Australia.
Dog barking to Elvis tune, singing faculty highlight faculty pageant
(02/28/17 3:23am)
Julie Suhr and her dog kicked off the annual Ava Nichols Faculty Pageant on Monday night with a howling rendition of Elvis Presley's "Can't Help Falling in Love with You."
Layla Sweet named first female ROTC commander
(02/27/17 2:23am)
When Layla Sweet first told some of her family members she was going to join the military, they didn't think she could do it.
Women’s Center to host screening of body positivity documentary
(02/22/17 1:05am)
The documentary Embrace chronicles the journey of the Body Image Movement’s founder Taryn Brumfitt from being a “body hater” to a “body lover.”
Keith Markman
(02/22/17 12:03am)
Ohio University associate psychology professor Keith Markman is teaching again after being placed on paid administrative leave last spring. (Provided via the College of Arts and Sciences)
Campus Conversation covers sexual assault intervention and support
(02/22/17 1:56am)
Correction appended.
Associate professor who was placed on paid leave last year returns to teach
(02/22/17 1:07am)
Ohio University associate psychology professor Keith Markman, who was placed on paid administrative leave in spring 2016 after an altercation with a student, returned this semester to teach following a university investigation.
