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(02/28/23 4:35am)
Athens locals and students at Ohio University may have seen a purple, pink and red logo with a big number five while out and about. Whether at Little Professor’s Book Center for a 10% off sale from Feb. 6 through Feb. 12, or at The Over Hang with a new signature drink dubbed the “Get Lit(erate)” during Feb. 18 and Feb. 19, the “5 or Nothing” campaign was omnipresent.
(02/21/23 3:51am)
The shortest month of the year arguably has little to look forward to besides Valentine's Day, but a shining beacon of a promise shines through: Presidents' Day. Unfortunately, as many students felt, Bobcats were not treated to this leisure of no school to honor American leaders.
(02/20/23 3:04am)
Last Friday, the small, humble site of The Tablertown People of Color Museum, located at 9035 State Route 329, was packed full of Tablertown and David Butcher enthusiasts alike. One particular person present was the guest of honor and the reason for the gathering: John Carey.
(02/14/23 4:10am)
In the early hours of Monday, Feb. 6, Turkish and Syrian citizens were awoken to a 7.8-magnitude earthquake. The epicenter of the earthquake was the city of Kahramanmaraş, close to Gaziantep, a large city in the southeastern part of Turkey. Less than 10 hours later, the aftershock of the initial earthquake came in the form of a 7.5-magnitude earthquake, north of Gaziantep.
(02/14/23 4:39am)
The doc is in! For Myiesha Taylor, a board-certified emergency medicine physician specialist, the doc is always in. On Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 5:30 p.m., Taylor will present via Zoom a lecture titled “How a Cartoon is Changing the Face of Medicine.” The lecture is part of Ohio University’s Black History Month events.
(02/10/23 3:52am)
Last Saturday, the upstairs theater of Athena Cinema, 20 S. Court St., was packed with siblings, parents and faculty members. All the attendees shared a common interest: student-made short films.
(02/08/23 2:32am)
Sunday night, every viewer of the Grammys was graced with the musical genius and explosion of culture that was Bad Bunny’s performance. Although it may have been the first time for some they had seen or heard of the Latino singer, Bad Bunny has been the most streamed global artist on Spotify for three years in a row.
(01/27/23 3:58am)
When Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, released his autobiography "Spare," jaws from all around the world dropped as readers consumed an immense amount of information about his royal life. Harry revealed a variety of details, including but not limited to losing his beloved mother, the trauma that came from not being the firstborn, losing his virginity and even his affinity for the American sitcom "Friends."
(01/25/23 4:11am)
Deep in the hundred acre woods (Athens), where Christopher Robin plays (where Bobcats go to school), you will find the enchanted neighborhood (Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium) of Christopher’s childhood days.
(01/25/23 2:13am)
With a push for the movie and film industry to be more inclusive and diverse, a new age of a racially diverse Hollywood is being advocated for. White actors playing non-white characters have been publicly denounced, and the very action of it has been a hindrance for celebrities’ careers.
(01/17/23 3:34am)
When students log on to Kitty Consolo’s class, they are immediately met with a cheerful, vibrant professor who has a passion for teaching her students about the importance of nutrition as well as physical and mental wellness. What the students may not know, however, is they are being taught by an accomplished runner and Olympian.
(11/30/22 11:32pm)
(11/22/22 3:38am)
Thanksgiving looks different for every American. Whether that means spending it on cold metal bleachers watching their favorite football team, snuggled on the couch in a turkey coma, lazily flipping channels between Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving,” there are many ways to spend the iconic holiday.
(11/17/22 4:00am)
(11/15/22 10:24pm)
Der Ausdruck „kleine Welt“ kann für eine Vielzahl von Dingen verwendet werden. Ob es sich nun um den Namen eines Fahrgeschäfts in Disneyland handelt oder um eine Redewendung, die verwendet wird, wenn Fremde herausfinden, dass sie dieselben Leute kennen, es ist allseits bekannt, dass die Welt in Wirklichkeit gar nicht so groß ist. Am Dienstagnachmittag haben David Butcher und Hans-Peter Rosenberger bewiesen, dass dies wahr ist.
(11/09/22 5:47am)
(11/09/22 3:03am)
The phrase “small world” can be used to coin various things. Whether it’s naming the animatronic ride at Disneyland or an expression when strangers find out they know the same people, it is a long accepted idea that the world is not all that big. On Tuesday afternoon, David Butcher and Hans-Peter Rosenberger proved this sentiment true.
(11/08/22 4:11am)
Women from all over the world assume a number of roles: doctors, lawyers, teachers, mothers, sisters, wives and many more. Women make up 51% of the American population. Despite this fact, there is still a field where women are seriously underrepresented: politics.
(11/04/22 3:43am)
For thousands of years, humans have used their bodies as art canvases. A form of self-expression, tattoos allow a person to convey messages they want to express. Whether these messages are affirmations of love, reminders of religious beliefs or merely a fun character, every tattoo holds significance.
(10/27/22 2:53am)
David Butcher has many titles: husband, father, genealogist, historian and museum founder. On Sept. 27, he was able to add one more title to his resume: an inaugural recipient of the the Black Appalachian Storytellers Fellowship.