Local photographers capture Bobcat graduates
By Caitlyn Vance | May 1As the semester closes, many graduates across campus can be seen capturing their accomplishments through senior photographs.
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Alumni Association supports connection through events, networking
By Fiona Petticrew | Apr. 30The Alumni Association is meant for alumni to connect with fellow Bobcats and keep up to date with events and activities on campus and throughout Ohio.
International Bobcats prepare for graduation
By Liv Jacobs | Apr. 29Ohio University is recognizing 212 international students who will graduate this spring. Representing countries across the globe, students share how their experiences have shaped their time at OU.
OU students organize 'Baileys in Motion' celebration
By Fiona Petticrew | Apr. 28Students from an Ohio University class taught by Brittany Peterson worked throughout the semester to plan an event supporting the Outdoor Recreation Council of Appalachia.
Athens Marathon makes history, encourages runners
By Cassidy McClurg | Apr. 24The Athens Marathon is the longest running marathon in Ohio and sold out for the first time in history, with nearly 1,000 runners who completed the race and 44 qualifiers for the Boston Marathon.
Lost Flamingo Theatre Company's ‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ tells the story before Neverland
By Maria Saunders | Apr. 24The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company opens “Peter and the Starcatcher” as its last show of the semester. The show, a prequel to J.M. Barrie’s ‘Peter Pan,’ is a whimsical tale set on the high seas.
Athens wineries expect summer rush
By Bridget Deshler | Apr. 23Local wineries include Pleasant Hill Vineyards, Dutch Creek Winery, Wolftree Winery and Shade Winery. Each establishment has its own origin story and is looking forward to the summer season.
A camera, a community and a path to healing in Appalachian Ohio
By Camden Paeltz and Maria Saunders | Apr. 21The Athens Photo Project offers a creative, community-based approach to mental health and recovery in Appalachian Ohio.
Landing Dispensary chain opens location in Athens
By Fiona Petticrew | Apr. 21The Landing Dispensary Athens location opened one month ago with a drive-thru and daily discounts.
Weekender Briefs: Baseball, Earth Day, finals prep
By Ethan Herx | Apr. 21Exhibit openings, Earth Day events and concerts are just some of the things going on in Athens this week.
Mauvette’s cooks up authentic Jamaican food, welcomes connection
By Maria Saunders | Apr. 21Mauvette’s serves the Athens neighborhood with authentic Jamaican and Caribbean cuisine.
Hei Hei Kimchi values local farmers, kimchi lovers
By Fiona Petticrew | Apr. 21Hei Hei Kimchi started business in 2024 and values the hard work and taste of local ingredients and produce. Irene Chin, the founder, adapted the kimchi recipe from her aunt.
Athens’ locals commemorate 4/20, dispensaries offer deals
By Fiona Petticrew | Apr. 204/20 shares a “murky” history according to AP News, but dispensaries in Athens are offering many deals and locals are celebrating the day.
Palmer Fest closes Fest Season
By Lydia Emerine | Apr. 20From packed crowds to heartfelt goodbyes, Athens’ Fest Season wrapped up with a mix of excitement and nostalgia. For many students, Palmer Fest marked both a celebration of community and the reality of finals week ahead.
Great Ohio Climate March to start in Athens
By Taylor Morris | Apr. 17The Great Ohio Climate March aims to draw attention to the impact of climate change on Ohio, while showcasing the benefits of renewable energy production.
“Urinetown” musical discusses social justice through comedy
By Fiona Petticrew | Apr. 16The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company will be showing its production of “Urinetown” Friday through Sunday, inviting audiences to arrive with an open mind and enjoy the production.
Multicultural Center sit-in protests SB1
By Dawnelle Blake | Apr. 16Students gathered in OUr Space, once the location of the OU Multicultural Center, Tuesday. The sit-in protested Senate Bill 1’s removal of the Multicultural Center and was part of Student Week of Action’s effort to amplify student voices.
Human Interest writers reflect on school year
By Human Interest Staff | Apr. 14Human interest staff shared their experiences from the school year, highlighting some of the ups and downs.
Cola Corporation produces anti-fascist streetwear
By Maria Saunders | Apr. 14An Ohio University alum began The Cola Corporation seven years ago, making statement focused streetwear.
Singing Men of Ohio keep tradition, brotherhood alive
By Lydia Emerine | Apr. 14From honoring Ira T. Zook through signature performances like “The Quest Unending,” to touring and supporting local causes, the Singing Men of Ohio members say the group offers more than music.
