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As daunting as the start of a new school year might be, one of the joys of new beginnings is discovering new experiences to disconnect from the stress of academics. Luckily for Ohio University students, there are plenty of fun on-campus events many look forward to each year.
The beginning of every academic year at Ohio University is a time to celebrate new bonds and reunite with lifelong friends. It is also a time to acclimate to a new environment. For newcomers, here’s a guide to some of the lingo and traditions that define Bobcat culture.
As the start of the school year approaches, students flock to campus to move back to Athens with the hopes of another exciting school year. Although academics and extracurriculars are at the forefront of everyone’s minds, students often look for different events and festivals that take place throughout the year to take a break from academic commitments.
Move-in week can be stressful, especially when it comes to unpacking and organizing a new space like a dorm room. Clothing plays an important role in boosting confidence when returning to campus. Here are local shops to support in Athens when moving into a new space and when looking to add to a closet.
Wednesday, August 6
Keystone’s Mac Shack announced Wednesday it will not reopen its Athens location this fall.
With nearly 25,000 people living in Athens, the statistics are blurry as to who is a resident and who is a student. From out-of-state students to Athens locals, one demographic stands as a testament to the powerful draw of Athens: Ohio University students who choose to stay in town.
Athens City Council resumed meetings Aug. 4 after its July break, with committees discussing several ordinances, projects and improvements to local facilities.
The Trump administration's One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed Congress and was signed into law by President Donald Trump on July 4.
As my final year at Ohio University quickly approaches, I have found myself avoiding answering the question of what comes next. I’ve spent my time reflecting on moments I didn’t think I would survive, and memories I wish I could relive forever.
Ohio University’s new E.W. Scripps School of Journalism Director is not only an advocate for student media, but a “proud mom.”
The college packing list is extensive, as one makes the shift from home to a whole new life. There’s clothing, toiletry products, room decorations and most likely a good book, or a few. The books one brings to college should have some self-reflection, light stories and characters going on adventures. Certain books should be on the packing list when making the move from home.
Correction Appended: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that a police code denoting a vehicle accident with major injuries had been reported. A correction has been made to accurately denote the code as a roadway block and an arrest record check.
Wednesday, July 23
Times are scary. With the Trump administration’s authoritarian, vice-like grasp on every U.S. citizen’s right to free speech and protest, specifically targeting college students, feeling scared is not just valid, but is to be expected.
The buzz of a new school year is in the air. Students anxiously prepare for their walk to new classes and meet up with friends. However, without a sturdy routine, it is easy to fall into the trap of feeling disconnected.
Wednesday, July 16
The Mid-American Conference and Ohio kicked off the start of their seasons Thursday with the 2025 MAC Football Kickoff from Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan.
In the early 1930s, comic stories like “Doc Savage” and “The Shadow” were created; these are what are known as the first superheroes. However, it wasn’t until 1938 with the creation of Superman that comics became popular.
For millions of Americans, especially those in rural communities, public media isn’t just a source of news or entertainment, it’s a utility. It’s how people get emergency alerts, how children access educational content and how communities stay informed when other options aren’t available.
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