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Ohio University enrolled over 17,000 students in the fall of 2025. That means a lot of new students got to navigate their new world. From campus resources to extracurriculars and party culture, Bobcats have so much to learn.
For new and returning students alike, the beginning of the school year is an opportune time to discover new things to do on campus. Given that college can be a costly time in one’s life, Athens’ plethora of free entertainment options is certainly a benefit to college students looking to save some money.
To all who know Athens, they know its endless small-town festivities and events year-round. For new students, they might not be aware of all that goes on throughout the year quite yet.
New students arriving on campus may wonder where they can get a cup of coffee or enjoy one last meal with their families before they say goodbye.
As the summer ends, the LinkedIn wrap-up posting frenzy begins for Ohio University students and faculty. Even as our campus’s brightest “LinkedIn warriors,” those who frequently share professional content online, take to the site, many digital spaces seem more interested in the business of being interesting than in any real academic or social business at all.
Before college, everyone has advice to give: which dorms to avoid, which classes to take, which bars have the best deals and to break up with your high school partner. People constantly reference the “college experience,” implying those in relationships won’t fulfill it with a partner.
Move-in day, whether it is into a dorm or off-campus housing, can be exciting but chaotic. As students move into their spaces, upperclassmen, along with the move-in crew, offer tips on how to move in efficiently and how to decorate spaces to feel like a home.
Athens is home to a diverse pool of music, carrying sounds from all over. Whether it’s pop-punk, heavy metal or indie rock, there's a tune for everyone’s preferences.
On Jan. 4, Ohio University’s star running back Sieh Bangura declared for the NFL draft after a breakout year of 1,392 rushing yards, 15 touchdowns and 5.8 yards per carry. He led the Mid-American Conference in all three statistics.
Last season, the Bobcats defense ended up finishing middle of the pack statistically in the Mid-American Conference. Like any team, Ohio had its weak points and strong points respectively.
As the 2026 fall semester prepares to kick off, a large majority of students at Ohio University search through the school’s hundreds of clubs and activities in hopes of finding one for them. One of the most popular activities for students hoping to make connections on campus is intramural sports.
The NFL offseason can shape the landscape of the following season for several teams, both positively and negatively. Whether it is nailing the draft, securing impact free-agency signings or simply retaining their best players, some teams are offseason winners, while others are losers.
The Mid-American Conference kicked off the 2026 college football season at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan, at the 2026 MAC Football Kickoff. This season looks to be a year to reset, with a ton of fresh faces in the building for Ohio, but first-year head coach John Hauser and his staff have put in the work this offseason, as the Bobcats hope to be back in Detroit again in December.
Its first weekend made $312 million, and now, in its first month, “Toy Story 5” is already on its way to $1 billion.
While the summer heats up, this year’s slasher summer films are keeping things cool. Hit films like “Obsession,” “Backrooms” and “Leviticus” show people come to theaters on two simple conditions: alternatives to screen time and good filmmaking. This summer, both of those conditions have been met.
On July 17, Christopher Nolan released his film adaptation of the epic Greek poem “The Odyssey.”
In May, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management released a draft of a non-disclosure agreement to be distributed among agencies, which would gain authority to require all present and future federal agents to sign.
After almost 50 years serving the Athens community, The Athens News has officially shut down shortly after ending its print edition earlier this year.
When someone mentions horror films, big titles like the “Halloween” franchise, cult classics and anything by Stephen King come to mind. But what about those that lurk in the shadows of the classics? Whether overshadowed or forgotten with time, these five films will still keep audiences up at night.
The Nelsonville Music Festival has been showcasing local and national music sensations for 20 years, bringing attendees from across the country to camp and enjoy the weekend of activities. Some took to the Nelsonville stage for the first time, including Space Kid, the band born out of Columbus and friendship.
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