Human Interest gives thanks before break
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 26, 2024The Post’s Human Interest writers and editors listed the things and people they are grateful for this year just in time for Thanksgiving break.
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Letters of Love delivers heartfelt messages to children
By Carly DeLuca | Nov. 26, 2024Letters of Love is a national nonprofit organization that came to OU during Spring 2024. The club meets for big holidays to write kind and sincere cards for children fighting diseases.
Local spotlight: Botanical Pimpin’ gives plants a new life
By Ethan Herx | Nov. 26, 2024By getting plants that would otherwise be neglected, Botanical Pimpin’ spreads the love of nature to more people.
Group Fitness Pilates classes become popular
By Renae Hefty | Nov. 25, 2024Group Fitness Pilates classes began at Ping Recreation Center this semester. Since they started, many participants have utilized them, resulting in positive reviews.
OU creates comforting, warm atmosphere for Thanksgiving
By Gina Napoli | Nov. 25, 2024Thanksgiving break helps students and faculty stay afloat during the chaotic semester. Those who travel home can enjoy home-cooked meals and quality time with family, while others who stay on campus are encouraged to celebrate the holiday with the culinary staff.
Mothdom draws eclectic audiences to its flame
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 25, 2024The fem-fronted group brought a range of styles Friday to Big Run Kava Bar.
Green Project Club encourages new generation of environmentalists
By Jackson McCoy | Nov. 22, 2024The Edward Stevens Literacy Center explores important topics like climate change and deforestation with an audience of young kids.
Eduardo Garcia inspires audience at Kennedy Lecture Series event
By Renae Hefty | Nov. 22, 2024Chef Eduardo Garcia gave a talk at Baker Center about his life, his profession and his struggles.
Voice of Crows encapsulates history of Ohio’s punk, metal scenes
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 22, 2024One of the few bands to witness multiple decades of Athens’ punk and metal scenes.
Local, student businesses prepare for holiday shoppers
By Elizabeth Talaga | Nov. 22, 2024The holiday shopping season is here, and there are many local or student-owned businesses to shop from.
Angelica Merritt bewitches with upcoming book ‘Womb Witch’
By Brianna Tassiello | Nov. 21, 2024Angelica Merritt’s upcoming book, “Womb Witch: Herbal Magick for Reproductive Health,” will bring her mission of encouraging body literacy to life through a blend of science, spirituality and self-care.
F-Word Performers showcase end of the world
By Aiden Ryan | Nov. 20, 2024Saturday, members of F-Word Performers, a creative writing organization on campus performed, “Hold Your Horsemen,” a variety show with an apocalyptic theme.
A-Z Clubs: Her Campus empowers creativity in women’s writing
By Carly DeLuca | Nov. 20, 2024Her Campus, a student-run magazine, provides women a flexible outlet to write articles on various topics including entertainment, beauty and lifestyle.
Snail Satan rocks to its own beat
By Ethan Herx | Nov. 19, 2024With no two shows being the same, the group chooses to let the songs speak for themselves and bring a good time rather than sticking to one specific style.
Red Brick Tavern hosts cornhole competition
By Ashley Pomplas | Nov. 19, 2024Red Brick Tavern on Court Street hosts cornhole weekly to give Ohio University students and Athens residents a fun place to hang out.
Bobcat Nutrition launches on Court Street
By Hadley Lynch | Nov. 19, 2024Newly opened drink business Bobcat Nutrition offers an extensive menu, and students share their thoughts and experiences.
Shade Winery provides handcrafted wines, relaxed atmosphere
By Maia LeClair | Nov. 18, 2024A little bit off the beaten path around Athens, Shade Winery promotes a comfortable dining experience, often with fresh local foods.
Athens grocers cultivate, collect fresh produce
By Gina Napoli | Nov. 18, 2024There are several grocery stores and markets around Athens where locals and Bobcats can find organic, fresh and nutritious foods. However, in terms of price and quality, some grocers may have the upper hand. Learn more about where students prefer to shop, prices of produce and inspiring stories from local market owners.
Clubs A-Z: GIVE promotes volunteering in Athens
By Elizabeth Talaga | Nov. 15, 2024OU GIVE focuses on volunteering and service projects in Athens while supporting the national GIVE organization.
‘A Celebration of Children’ mural lights up East State Street
By Kaylin Pickett and Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 15, 2024The painting by Mandi Caskey emphasizes the mission of Athens County Children’s Services.
