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(09/23/20 3:43am)
Brick City Records is taking an alternative approach to music recording amid COVID-19. The originally student-run organization, which gave students an opportunity to gain experience working in the music industry, is now being run entirely online.
(09/17/20 2:00am)
This fall, Ohio University will be offering a virtual version of The Body Project to students through Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS).
(09/17/20 2:10am)
For the 2020 Fall Semester, Ohio University’s Kennedy Museum of Art has gone live online through the KMA Virtual Portal.
(09/10/20 3:48am)
Local eatery Dr. May’s Thai Kitchen was a pioneer of mask-wearing in Athens, and the restaurant still upholds that strong standard of safety and care.
(09/09/20 12:34am)
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(09/03/20 2:10am)
Ohio University’s Marching 110 has gone entirely virtual due to COVID-19.
(08/28/20 4:04am)
The Chesterhill Produce Auction stage, usually full of families looking to purchase their weekly groceries, hasn’t been touched by a family in months.
(08/28/20 4:56am)
100 years ago, in August of 1920, white women gained the right to vote in the United States. Although when the 19th amendment was passed, despite helping white women accomplish this huge milestone, women of other races didn’t earn their right to vote until much later.
(08/27/20 6:23am)
OU plans to incorporate a multi-phased return plan for undergraduate and graduate students.
(08/25/20 2:51am)
As the Earth’s temperature increases, as it has for decades, climate change is becoming more of a hot topic. Climate change is a natural occurrence that happens on our planet, where temperatures fluctuate normally leading to periods such as ice ages. However, recent use of things such as industrial factories and transportation leads to escalating greenhouse gases.
(06/05/20 4:00am)
The protestors gathered at the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday, June 2.
(05/28/20 10:22am)
From Creamy Studios to withlovefrommar.
(05/28/20 8:29am)
From biking solo to personal training, Campus Recreation has it all.
(05/26/20 6:53pm)
For almost four years, Pork & Pickles has been a staple of Athens and the surrounding area, selling local vegetables, meats and other foods. After quickly gaining a strong following, the store expanded to offer health and wellness products, gift sets and even cooking class events.
(04/22/20 1:50am)
The spread of COVID-19 has greatly impacted society, with most jobs transitioning to virtual-only and individuals quarantining within their homes. TV news, internet and social media have become primary sources for information about the global pandemic at hand. However, other forms of media, such as podcasts, are seeing their audience increase as well, as people look to feed their brains while being pressured to isolate.
(04/21/20 3:00am)
With the majority of the world isolated at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 50th celebration of Earth Day will look very different compared to past celebrations.
(04/21/20 2:58am)
As the coronavirus’ impact increases, cities may seem as if they’re simply shutting down. Restaurants are locking their doors and most individuals are now forced to work from home in order to limit human contact and prevent the spread of the virus. However, Athens’ gardeners are coming together now more than ever, using isolation as a tool to motivate them to grow more produce to share.
(04/15/20 2:58am)
A nationwide shortage of mass-produced face masks has driven many, including members of Passion Works Studio, to take matters into their own hands.
(04/10/20 1:27am)
A 2017 Feeding America survey indicated Athens County has the highest rate of food insecurity in Ohio, 4.8% over the state average. Communities already facing struggles prior to COVID-19, like Athens, are now feeling harsh impacts of the coronavirus as unemployment skyrockets due to the governor’s orders to close all nonessential businesses.
(04/08/20 1:18am)
April is the 19th anniversary of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. According to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, or NSVRC, Sexual Assault Awareness Month’s primary goal is “for individuals and organizations to raise public awareness about sexual harassment, assault and abuse and educate communities on how to prevent it.” This year’s theme is “I Ask,” highlighting the need to ask for consent.