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Athens serves as a starting point for many local bands breaking into the music scene. From indie rock to folk to rap, many artists get their start here and the crowds welcome everyone with open arms.
Sometimes college life can feel monotonous. Constantly moving between class, the library and home can leave you feeling bored and isolated. If you find yourself stuck navigating between the same spaces everyday, it might be time to find a third place.
Correction appended: A previous version of this article listed the name of the Bernens as Vernens. The change has been made.
The League of Women Voters hosted a debate Thursday between two non-incumbent Athens County Treasurer candidates, Dawn Deputy and Taylor Sappington, who answered questions from Athens residents and media organizations about their respective campaigns.
Athens city administration, in collaboration with the Athens Municipal Arts Commission, is bringing more art to the city through a sculpture walk experience.
Homecoming weekend is almost here, and Ohio University will be welcoming back alumni to Athens to celebrate.
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Restaurant Salaam, a popular eatery on 21 W. Washington St., has served Athens residents Mediterranean dishes since it opened in 2006.
When preparing to attend college for the first time, students must consider what technology to buy for a successful academic semester. Technology in today’s day and age plays a major role in a student’s academic career and their daily activities. Here’s a list of essential technologies to consider purchasing for students coming to college for the first time.
Every student at Ohio University will leave Athens with a unique perspective on the “college experience.” Some students may find relaxation among the nature surrounding the town while others will prefer to unwind walking on Court Street late at night and finding house parties on the weekends. Each Bobcat will have to learn what works for them when it comes to balancing academic and personal lives, and Athens contains several opportunities that can be universally used as tools in finding the balance.
Ohio University’s 23rd and first female president, Lori Stewart Gonzalez, has completed her first academic year in office.
Ohio University’s 23rd and first female president, Dr. Lori Stewart Gonzalez, has completed her first academic year in office.
Throughout Ohio, there are a surprising number of large and medium-sized music festivals. But only one was named by Billboard as “one of the U.S. festival circuit's best-kept secrets.”
Most of the oldest buildings on Ohio University’s campus were built in Georgian-style architecture, featuring grand brick exteriors with numerous windows and hipped roofs. Endearingly dubbed the “Harvard on the Hocking,” OU’s architectural style replicated the timeless charm and prestigiousness of Ivy League schools in the northeast, specifically Harvard University.
The Bobcat Pass Program allows Ohio University students, faculty and staff to have access to Athens public transit free of charge by showing an OHIO ID.
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Student Senate met Wednesday to discuss and pass two separate bills within the Governmental Affairs and Environmental Affairs commissions.
Out of all three campus markets – Jefferson Marketplace, Boyd and Nelson Market – Jeff Marketplace, located in East Green, is the only one that allows students to use the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, to purchase groceries.
A new semester at Ohio University brings new friends, classes and activities. While many students are returning to their old routines, transfer students are being introduced to a brand-new campus for the first time.
When Lori Stewart Gonzalez, 23rd president of Ohio University, was welcomed at her Presidential Inauguration Wednesday, Oct. 18, she announced a new scholarship for students living in Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Morgan, Perry, Vinton and Washington Counties.
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