Menu Madness brings friendly competition to Earl’s Coop
By Gina Napoli | Mar. 28, 2025The OU dining destination started their Menu Madness competition Thursday.
The OU dining destination started their Menu Madness competition Thursday.
The Ohio Valley Museum of Discovery welcomes people from both Athens and neighboring cities to learn about art, science, math, technology and engineering.
The Hellbender Jazz Organ Trio played with special guest Jocelyn Gould at Little Fish Brewing Company on Friday. The band will be playing jazzy tunes at Little Fish Brewing Company throughout the summer.
The band called Hourglass made its Athens debut at The Union on Friday March 21, creating a riveting and electric atmosphere for attendees.
Devil’s Kettle welcomes families, locals and others looking for a relaxed atmosphere, good food and live entertainment.
The Historic Preservation Commission, a council of volunteers appointed by the city, have made it their mission to preserve the character of Athens.
This holiday encourages adoptions and brings awareness to puppy mills.
What does “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” mean and why is it this year's Met Gala theme?
Personal training at OU provides opportunities to create personalized structures for meeting fitness goals.
Members of Bug Club take pride in getting their hands dirty and exploring the different species in Athens.
Internships allow students to engage in professional experiences.
Cat’s Cupboard will be accepting donations for the THRiVE drive from Monday to Sunday.
The first installment of Gay Church raised money for Trans PSA and gave Athensu2019 LGBTQIA+ population a space to dance and celebrate identity.
St. Patrick’s Day parties swept through Athens over the weekend, bringing together friends and families over Irish meals and green drinks.
Ohio University offers a variety of study away programs for students over spring break.
The OU alum is a professional rock critic and podcast host for The Ringer.
The de facto St. Patrick’s Day celebration took over Court Street on Wednesday.
Keith Barron, a preschool and kindergarten teacher for Solid Ground School, introduced a new and exciting storytelling project to the classroom in 2021.
With Women's History Month underway amid looming DEI restrictions, students are determined to continue celebrating female accomplishments and take action.
The Stimson Chickens, a dad rock cover band, is set to perform at The Union for the first time Saturday.