Owner of Little Professor Book Center shares his story
By Kaylin Pickett | Mar. 26, 2024Locally owned bookstore, Little Professor Book Center, offers something for everyone. Owner Nicholas Polesenlli shared his story and love for the store.
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Hookup culture affects college life, self-esteem
By Mary Kate McNamee | Mar. 26, 2024Hookup culture’s place in college society has grown in popularity and has become more normalized in recent years. Students shared their thoughts and feelings on the topic.
Donkey Chess Night knows no age, no skill level
By Jackson McCoy | Mar. 25, 2024Donkey Coffee’s Chess Night unites chess players of all experience levels under one roof for free every Sunday evening.
Passion Cracked Bottle electrifies Milliron Fest
By Ashley Pomplas | Mar. 24, 2024Passion Cracked Bottle is a student band that aims to create relatable music for everyone to enjoy.
Tracking Trends: Students discuss worries about Kate Middleton
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Mar. 21, 2024After rumors concerning Kate Middleton's health which started in January, students discuss what they think is going on within the royal family.
80,000 pounds of potatoes distributed in giveaway
By Abreanna Blose | Mar. 21, 2024During its annual Potato Seed Giveaway, volunteers and staff with Community Food Initiatives distributed 80,000 pounds of potatoes to the community.
Thrifting remains popular among Bobcats
By Ashley Pomplas | Mar. 21, 2024Athens is home to many different thrift and second-hand stores.
The ‘Talk Show Hosts’ combines college rock, party music for Athens audiences
By Jackson McCoy | Mar. 20, 2024The ‘Talk Show Hosts’ share their history, inspirations
Tony’s Tavern offers a place for all
By Alyssa Goodenow | Mar. 20, 2024Local bar, Tony’s Tavern, is loved by Athenians and students alike.
Athens voted top college town in the Midwest
By Abby Jenkins | Mar. 20, 2024A recent ranking displays Athens as the number one college town in the Midwest and number 11 in the U.S. Students and locals shared why they thought this was no surprise at all.
DJs work to ensure fun nights at Athens bars, restaurants
By Disha Hoque | Mar. 20, 2024Local and college DJs describe their experiences and processes in event planning and playing music.
OU Trombone Society fosters a love for music among trombonists
By Abreanna Blose | Mar. 19, 2024The Ohio University Trombone Society welcomes trombone enthusiasts to come together over a shared passion for music.
Brazilian students cheer on Bobcat basketball
By Gina Napoli | Mar. 18, 2024A group of international students from Brazil cheered on the OU basketball team during their two-week exchange program in February. Learn more about their fun cheers and the Latin American Institute of Business program.
Faculty spotlight: Marcquis Parham seeks to lead the way in equity, student success
By Ethan Herx | Mar. 17, 2024Marcquis Parham has created success for himself through the connections of others around him.
Students, faculty discuss Spring Break plans
By Gina Napoli | Mar. 7, 2024Spring Break is right around the corner and students and faculty are eager to relax. Learn about different ways to vacation and the benefits Spring Break can have on mental health.
ROTC demonstrates unwavering dedication, commitment to service
By Audrey Eary | Mar. 6, 2024Ohio University's ROTC program prepares students for lifelong success through rigorous physical training coupled with military and air force academics. The ROTC students are dedicated to both their training and studies.
‘New Chords on the Block’ mixes music, friendship
By Abby Jenkins | Mar. 6, 2024New Chords on the Block” competed this weekend in the International Championship of Collegiate A Capella on Saturday, gracing the stage with hits from Beyoncé
Students discuss drawing factors to OU’s popular majors
By Disha Hoque | Mar. 6, 2024Ohio University’s most popular majors interest students because of faculty and experiential learning opportunities.
Tantrum Theater’s ‘9 to 5’ shows who’s boss
By Sophia Anness | Mar. 3, 2024Tantrum Theater is performing “9 to 5” this season, and a lot of hard work has gone into planning the show. From rehearsal to stage, here is how “9 to 5” is impacting both audience members and cast members.
OU celebrates Women’s History Month
By Gina Napoli | Mar. 3, 2024March is nationally recognized as Women’s History Month. Learn about this year's theme and how OU programs acknowledge and celebrate women throughout the month.
