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.
Chef Eduardo Garcia gave a talk at Baker Center about his life, his profession and his struggles.
One of the few bands to witness multiple decades of Athens’ punk and metal scenes.
The holiday shopping season is here, and there are many local or student-owned businesses to shop from.
Angelica 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.
Saturday, members of F-Word Performers, a creative writing organization on campus performed, “Hold Your Horsemen,” a variety show with an apocalyptic theme.
Her Campus, a student-run magazine, provides women a flexible outlet to write articles on various topics including entertainment, beauty and lifestyle.
With 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 on Court Street hosts cornhole weekly to give Ohio University students and Athens residents a fun place to hang out.
Newly opened drink business Bobcat Nutrition offers an extensive menu, and students share their thoughts and experiences.
A little bit off the beaten path around Athens, Shade Winery promotes a comfortable dining experience, often with fresh local foods.
There 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.
OU GIVE focuses on volunteering and service projects in Athens while supporting the national GIVE organization.
The painting by Mandi Caskey emphasizes the mission of Athens County Children’s Services.
The bar offers a classy, yet down-to-earth environment off the beaten path.
Learn more about how OU implents locally produced food into its dining hall menus and the plant-based options offered.
Five groups showcased their sound in an environment of healthy competition.
The holiday is celebrated across town through a range of programming.
Through hours of writing, meetings with professors and extensive research, HTC students are lucky to have a positive support system that encourages hard work and creativity.
The Athens alternative rock band is taking the town by storm.
Students discuss when is the right time to start celebrating Christmas, as well as their favorite holiday activities and how it can improve mental well-being.