Avett Brothers to headline Nelsonville Music Festival
(11/08/13 12:00am)
The Avett Brothers will be the headliners for the 10th annual Nelsonville Music Festival, according to a press release from Stuart's Opera House.
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Home Sweet Home
(11/07/13 12:00am)
ith Ohio University’s graduation only six months away, many seniors are up to their waists in job and graduate school applications and also looking for places to live.
OU to host discussion on the cost of higher education
(11/05/13 12:00am)
Andrew Meyer, a senior studying organizational psychology, along with Young Invincibles, an advocacy group based out of Washington DC, has planned an event Nov. 9 called “Making Cents: The Financials of Higher Education.”
Recovery Act spurred local job funding
(11/05/13 12:00am)
The nation was in trouble in 2009. Amid a wounded economy and rising unemployment, President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in an effort to jumpstart the ailing economy.
Sports Column: Solich snags high quality recruits
(10/22/13 12:00am)
Winning football games each fall Saturday is every college football team’s goal week in and week out.
'Golden Class' looks forward to reminiscing
(10/11/13 12:00am)
In the 1960s, a beer was a quarter.
Then & Now
(10/10/13 12:00am)
As the years pass, the facades on Court Street buildings or the presence of different organizations might change, but there’s one thing that stays the same for Ohio University alums: the spirit.
Lecture series celebrates Archaeology Month
(10/09/13 12:00am)
Southeast Ohio’s long history and richness is celebrated every year in October, which is deemed archaeology month by the state.
The PHILosopher: Time in Athens comes and goes too quickly
(09/30/13 12:00am)
Ohio University is most definitely a heaven on earth. Big Mama’s diets mixed with a perfect attendance record at Liquor Pitchers are things I might mention on my résumé. Today, for one reason or another, it finally dawned on me… I’m a senior. It took me six weeks to realize I am about to leave my beloved Athens.
Students top priority for adviser, despite workload
(09/24/13 12:00am)
Editor’s note: This is the second in a five-part series profiling leaders of diverse communities on and off campus in Athens.
People of Pawpaw
(09/16/13 12:00am)
The signature pawpaw mascot took pictures with locals, visitors and students alike as people overflowed the banks of Lake Snowden for the 15th annual Pawpaw Festival.
Horse-drawn history
(09/03/13 12:00am)
“Let’s go, boys.”
Post Column: Columnist makes decision to go beyond the buzz
(08/26/13 12:00am)
Three years of my college experience at OU and all I can say is: time sure does fly.
Robberies, loose python keep law enforcement busy during summer months
(08/23/13 12:00am)
Quiet is the word most closely associated with crimi nal activity during a summer in Athens, yet multiple hap penings managed to make some noise and keep law en forcement stirring during the four-month span.
Community to gather to raise awareness for food insecurity
(08/09/13 12:00am)
From College Bookstore down to Habibi’s Restaurant, 41 8-foot tables will be set up on Court Street on Saturday for the first Bounty on the Bricks, an event to raise awareness and money for food insecurity in Athens.
Python found under mobile home in Athens
(06/28/13 12:00am)
The coast is clear.
Festival ends with sunny skies and beautiful lyrics
(06/03/13 12:00am)
The Nelsonville Music Festival ended on a high note Sunday with John Prine capturing the attention of hundreds of fans and first-time listeners.
Herbalists spread knowlege about the power of plants
(05/08/13 12:00am)
This year, Athens was ranked 61 out of Ohio’s 88 counties in terms of health, and local herbalists are wondering why so many Athenians are unhealthy when the solution is right beneath their feet.
'College Green Magazine' hosts screening of 'Trashed'
(04/25/13 12:00am)
A free documentary screening Thursday at the Athena Cinema aims to bring local discussion to the worldwide issue of waste.
Volunteers, farmers donate copious crops
(04/17/13 12:00am)
A timeworn house, neighbored by an expanse of land that feeds an abundance of crops and livestock, is filled with the clinking of silverware and the scuffling of its residents. They’re preparing a breakfast plucked from the yard before starting the day’s rotation of chores.
