Outdoor Pursuits celebrates Halloween with annual climbing competition
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 4, 2024Climbers brought creative costumes and festive energy to the climbing competition.
Climbers brought creative costumes and festive energy to the climbing competition.
Brandon Thompson, better known as DJ B-Funk, is not only a DJ, but actively involved in Athens organizations that strive to uplift and inspire others.
Ohio University’s Extra Life is a charity organization that combines playing games and raising money for Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus.
The Lost Flamingo theater Company, OU’s original student run- theater company, has welcomed performers of all levels since 2002. LFC provides a supportive environment where students can express themselves and enjoy the magic of theater.
Campus organizations and Athens businesses encourage voting by holding educational events about the candidates, providing resources for mail-in voters and exclusive promotions.
Ohio University students describe their feelings toward this year’s election, including the most pressing problems that face them as voters.
Leaders of three organizations discuss preparatory and post-election plans.
The 50-year-old event is rich with history and continues to evolve.
A cast of OU students and faculty are bringing Jane Austen’s centuries-old characters to life on stage.
Cleveland band People in the Daylight discuss their unique sound, inspirations, new music and tour, which includes a show at The Union Friday.
Spring 2025 semester scheduling is underway, and to some Bobcats' surprise, there are several interesting classes that not only fulfill DAR requirements but are entertaining and fun.
Although students may be surprised, OU professors have interesting backgrounds and a plethora of fun and exciting hobbies.
Computer Science professors and students give advice for dodging cyber attacks. Ohio University, as well as other organizations, provide resources for detecting, reporting and smiting cyber attacks, if students would only use them.
Students and faculty reveal the benefits of taking and teaching seven-week courses during the semester.
The acapella group Dynamics distinguishes themselves through a unique repertoire.
The “Horror in Color” series emphasizes historical relevance and communal creative engagement.
Students are preparing for the hallowed Halloween weekend at OU and planning parties and costumes for each day.
From Moonville to Mothman, Athens County and surrounding areas host many unexplainable legends and folklore.
Lost Flamingo Company’s “Rocky” returned for its 21st year at The Union from Wednesday-Saturday
With support from campus organizations, students take preventative measures to ensure their safety on campus.