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The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company, or LFC, would like, if it may, to take its audience on a strange journey. Something went wrong for Fay Wray and King Kong, but LFC is hoping everything will go right for this year’s production of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
The Ohio University Archives and Special Collections lives year-round on the fifth floor of Alden Library, but from Oct. 1 to Oct. 7, a handful of that memorabilia found a new home in the Homecoming Archives Display.
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In a dream world, I would like my car to explode. I would revel in its ashes, rolling around like the heavy black dust is a big pile of leaves. A wave of catharsis would wash over my body as the steering wheel detaches from the dashboard and flies to the heavens; I would be free from the chains of owning a car in Athens.
One of the biggest factors I considered when looking for a college was its commitment to sustainability. As our environment continues to change, it is important to support institutions that recognize the need for anthropogenic change. Colleges and universities are responsible for housing, feeding, and the upkeep of facilities/land; they provide the necessities for students residing on campus. Because students rely on the university for their basic necessities, they can’t maintain as many personal sustainability practices. But luckily, they don’t need to worry because OU continues to implement eco-friendly choices. Here are five of my favorite ways OU tackles sustainable living:
Nestled alongside the Hocking River, Athens is home to Ohio University, charming small businesses and picturesque scenery. Although for some OU students, it might be difficult to imagine a world beyond the excitement and appeal of Court Street, the city and county have a lot to offer locals and visitors alike. Whether one was born and raised in the region or is merely a passerby, Athens possesses the unique talent of making sure it will not be forgotten.
Noah Kahan took the stage Thursday night at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium while on the road for his Stick Season nationwide tour. Kahan opened with “False Confidence” and “Everywhere Everything,” electrifying the crowd.
March 20 marked the first day of spring. The fabled time of the year is characterized with fest, rain clouds, sniffling noses and warmer weather.
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.
Whether over the clouds or on the ground, some Ohio University students are working on becoming the next generation to enter the aviation field.
Ohio University is a hub of student life and prides itself on its inclusive atmosphere for students of all backgrounds. However, for international students, participating in family-oriented events like Sibs Weekend or Parents Weekend can be challenging. These events, which aim to bring families together on campus, can often lead to feelings of homesickness for students who are unable to participate or attend with their families.
Appalachian Understories is an organization that seeks to educate residents of southeastern Ohio on local history through their Bike and Brew Tour in the Little Cities.
Everybody has their favorite part of the leaves changing colors during the fall, whether it be looking up to a sea of yellow, orange and red or dancing around with the crunch of the leaves under one’s feet. Athens, with its endless wildlife and nature scenes, is the perfect place to admire autumn and all the beautiful things it has to offer.
Athens Artists Memorial Project, or AAMP, a local nonprofit organization, raised over $3,000 during its first annual benefit concert on Oct. 11.
Friday, Oct. 21
Gunshots or fireworks?
Gone Truckin’
Parents Weekend is the first of four family weekends hosted by Ohio University. The university hosts a variety of events for families to enjoy together and provides time for college students to catch up with their parents and show them around campus.
In the hills of Appalachia, a music festival focusing on earthly good vibes is held each year in order to celebrate various types of music and local artists. Fried food and local delicacies filled the stomachs of the 2022 tye-dye-clad festival goers, darting in between local vendors and well-traveled attendees alike.
Dorm rooms can be so dull and often require something to bring liveliness to them. The best way to do this is by adding easy to care for plants. Not only are they gorgeous, but they also purify the air in your room and help boost your mood. Before buying new plants, it is important to analyze your living space. First, how much natural light is in your room? And how dry or humid is the air? After you evaluate, finding a plant that will survive in an unconventional space is much simpler. Keep in mind most of these plants are poisonous to pets so if you have a cat or dog, place it in a place they cannot reach.
Solutions by The State News