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The city of Athens is no longer a member of the Outdoor Recreation Council of Appalachia, ending a partnership that began when the organization launched in 2017.
On a random day during junior year, I left one of my classes in Scripps Hall with a classmate I had never met before, but who was a senior in their final semester. We’d never spoken until that random day, but what they said to me has been present in each day of my senior year.
The sixth floor of the library has never felt so heavy. I’ve never really run out of things to say, but suddenly, in two weeks, I walk into The Convo in a cap and gown, and I have never had a harder time getting words onto a document about how I feel.
It is no secret I am a huge sports fan; I have written 20+ columns on different sports in the past two years of writing for the opinion section. Even though leagues, teams and players frustrated me beyond belief, I always find myself sitting in front of my TV watching a game or a race at the end of the day, because sports are romantic.
Correction appended: A previous version stated Chayton Hemsey is a senior account executive with Vertiv. The article has been corrected to reflect her role as senior account executive with Ruder Finn, a public relations agency working for Vertiv.
For more than 25 years, the Athens Photo Project has turned photography into a tool for healing, giving community members a creative path toward mental health and recovery.
Ohio (8-31 overall, 5-16 Mid-American Conference) is finally back at Bob Wren Stadium on Tuesday for a game against the visiting Northern Kentucky Norse (16-22 overall, 6-9 Horizon).
In January, YouTuber frankie’s shelf uploaded a video titled “I’m pretty sure this book is AI slop,” referring to Mia Ballard’s sophomore horror novel, “Shy Girl.” The video, which has since garnered more than 1.5 million views, made waves online for its criticism of Ballard’s prose, suggesting it may have been written wholly or in part by artificial intelligence.
Another year of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival took the stage as one of the largest and most influential music festivals in the industry. It drew attendees from around the world to Indio, California, starting Friday, April 10.
To reduce stress from the last two weeks of the semester, there are exciting spring activities for students and locals to partake in. Ohio University has great hangout spots, and the city of Athens has several events to enjoy.
“Weed Day,” more commonly known as 4/20, is what most cannabis enthusiasts wait all year for.
Ohio University’s Music Industry Summit hosted The Crane Wives, April 14 at the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium. The band started in the 2010s and produces a sound associated with indie folk and a touch of rock and roll. With over 1.3 million monthly listeners on Spotify, the band began its national tour, split into three acts, in Athens.
Tuesday, April 21
There has been a common theme among student protesters on College Green this semester: silence from President Lori Stewart Gonzalez and her administration.
Over the past year, The Post has taken a deeper, more intentional approach to storytelling through our solutions journalism grant, strengthening both our reporting and our commitment to serving our audience.
Aries season officially ends April 19, and as the sun moves into Taurus, the signs find themselves slowing down, embracing comfort and belonging. Say goodbye to the chaotic Aries energy and breathe in the grounding nature of the Taurus season.
It’s mid-afternoon on the seventh floor of Vernon R. Alden Library, and people are screaming and running through the stacks. It’s not an emergency or a couple of drunk frat guys who accidentally stumbled upon the library, but instead a group of six to seven middle school boys.
Ohio finished the 2025 season with a 9-4 record, capped off by a bowl win against the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in Frisco, Texas. This game marked a changing of the guard in Ohio, as John Hauser coached his first game as the head coach of this program. New coaches build on the past but have to find their own rhythm in recruiting and in their team's mentality throughout camp.
Ohio (8-30, 5-16 Mid-American Conference) traveled north to face the Central Michigan Chippewas in a three-game series. The Bobcats lost the first two games 15-5 and 4-3, but won the final game 16-6.
Solutions by The State News