Professors share wisdom, hobbies with Bobcats
By Gina Napoli | Oct. 25, 2024Although students may be surprised, OU professors have interesting backgrounds and a plethora of fun and exciting hobbies.
Although students may be surprised, OU professors have interesting backgrounds and a plethora of fun and exciting hobbies.
Computer Science professors and students give advice for dodging cyber attacks. Ohio University, as well as other organizations, provide resources for detecting, reporting and smiting cyber attacks, if students would only use them.
Students and faculty reveal the benefits of taking and teaching seven-week courses during the semester.
The acapella group Dynamics distinguishes themselves through a unique repertoire.
The “Horror in Color” series emphasizes historical relevance and communal creative engagement.
Students are preparing for the hallowed Halloween weekend at OU and planning parties and costumes for each day.
From Moonville to Mothman, Athens County and surrounding areas host many unexplainable legends and folklore.
Lost Flamingo Company’s “Rocky” returned for its 21st year at The Union from Wednesday-Saturday
With support from campus organizations, students take preventative measures to ensure their safety on campus.
The Pub’s annual event, Pub Prom, was Thursday. The Pub, typically known as a casual, hangout spot for students and Athens locals, was decorated with different streamers and backdrops and those attending were encouraged to dress in their best.
Rug is a local band looking to move into the spotlight in Athens this year.
Students watch party culture diminish at the former #1 party school in America.
CHAARG is a national organization that focuses on creating a welcoming workout environment for women of all fitness levels.
Ohio University women’s club lacrosse team likes to play lacrosse and have fun with team members.
The Ohio University chapter of Best Buddies pairs members with people with intellectual disabilities to create friendships and have fun.
Baileys Trail System connects mountain biking, local businesses to promote outdoor recreation.
With fall break coming up students are motivated to get work done and take a well deserved long weekend away from school.
Though Blush is a newborn project, there has already been an immense draw to the band as a result of the members’ involvement with other local bands.
Building from a solid foundation, local climbers look to improve resources and community in the area.
The first Octubafest concert of the year was on Wednesday. Jason Smith on the tuba, Lucas Borges on the trombone and Hannah Chung on the piano played a whole hour of beautiful and exciting harmonies.