From 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.
The Great Ohio Climate March aims to draw attention to the impact of climate change on Ohio, while showcasing the benefits of renewable energy production.
The 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.
Students 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 staff shared their experiences from the school year, highlighting some of the ups and downs.
An Ohio University alum began The Cola Corporation seven years ago, making statement focused streetwear.
From 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.
This week brings various events in Athens for music, movie and sports fans.
Sol Flour Sweets is a new business in Athens, selling its cookies at the Athens Farmers Market and several locations throughout Athens, Albany and Hocking County. Rachel Tedtman is the baker behind the business and takes care of her three children while baking cookies for her customers.
The Love Light Movement, started by an Ohio University student, offers free meals, working with restaurants to utilize extra food.
Ohio University students launched a new Fridays for Future chapter to promote environmental advocacy and community involvement. Members hope to educate Athens’ locals about growing climate concerns.
Russ College of Engineering and Technology’s student organization, BattleCats, prioritizes learning and experimentation when creating battling robots.
James Joyce is a junior at OU, grew up surrounded by his family's strong work ethic and was inspired to support the people of Ohio’s 95th District. He aims to lower utility and living costs, support teachers and the education fund and protect the natural beauty here in the district.
Hyacinth Bean Florist has served the community’s floral needs for over 20 years, and now, under new ownership, the shop will continue to provide for the Athens community.
Ohio University’s medieval society is part of the international non-profit, the Society for Creative Anachronism, meant to provide people with community and educate them on activities and combat from medieval times.
The Athens-based Rhythm & Food trailer serves specialty grilled cheeses and other sandwiches at events and festivals.
Composed of Kyle Lyons and George Van Fossen, Drawknife pushes the boundaries of Americana and old-time music.
Celebrating holidays like Easter can look different while on campus. Students spending this weekend at Ohio University can still experience traditions and celebrate Easter with the help of campus organizations, events and church services happening within walking distance of campus.
Athens Birth Circle is a non-profit organization, striving to help families and parents in Athens. The organization offers support, friendship and resources for locals who need extra help throughout parenthood.
Ohio University’s annual Take Back the Night event is Thursday. Take Back the Night started in the 1970s and is commemorated through marches, rallies and protests across the globe.
Solutions by The State News