In a different city, Bobcats must learn how to balance new and existing relationships. Leaving high school friends can be daunting; however, most students may discover a new home away from home.
Lost Flamingo Theater Company invites students and locals to u201ccome up to the labu201d for its annual shadow cast production of u201cThe Rocky Horror Picture Show.u201d
Rural Action hosted a native plant sale at UpCycle Saturday, spreading the joy of planting to Athens residents and new customers.
A mix of events are going on in Athens this week, including multiple film screenings, sporting events and Ohio University fall break.
Ohio University Press is Ohio’s oldest scholarly publishing press, organized by President Alden in 1964. The press publishes an array of different subjects, from monographs to creative fiction. The company has a global distribution system and offers an annual poetry award as well as a fund for first-time scholarly authors.
Athens' new rage room gives students a place to rage sustainably.
Brake for Breakfast kicked off Breast Cancer Awareness Month Wednesday. The event, promoted by OhioHealth, CareSource and HAPCAP, advocated for resources and information to reduce healthcare access barriers.
Class schedules and content can make or break the semester. Learn more about the Human-Interest staff’s favorite classes and professors who are worth the grade.
Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio, hosts an afterschool music program for students between the ages of 12 and 21. Program leaders are dedicated to teaching students valuable life and musical skills.
With a recent rise in popularity, the Tea Dating Advice app has pros and cons. Bobcats shared their opinions, providing insight into student mental health and the toxic environment the app could create.
@kennedymuseumartedu “Art & Process” exhibit features a variety of works created by faculty, all of whom share an enthusiasm for the arts and imagination.
A mix of events will be going on in Athens this week, including multiple film screenings, sporting events and concerts.
From lithographs to desks and chairs, Signs of the Times antique store has a special item for each customer.
What started as a meat market in Canaanville, transformed to a permanent restaurant and staple in Athens. Miller’s Chicken strives to serve fresh and delicious food for all.
Bobcats welcome family for the weekend.
The third annual We Won’t Rest Fest fueled advocacy and support for local transgender individuals, making for a fun night full of resources.
This week is packed with exciting events, from open mic nights and football games.
Sal Vulcano of Impractical Jokers visited campus for a comedy show Saturday.
This year marked the fifth anniversary of Athens Skate Jam. The skate park was crowded, but spirits were high for an entire day dedicated to skating and socializing.
A plethora of members from the Human Interest section enjoy cozying up with their favorite book. From fiction to history and horror, a new favorite book may be listed below.
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