SOAP, or Society of Athens Preservation, uncovers the truth behind the unnecessary demolition of OU’s most historical buildings and dives deep into archives to tell stories of its beloved home.
The organization has gained traction over the last year for its dedicated efforts to preserve Native American culture and history in Southeast Ohio.
At the Ohio vs. Miami football game, students discuss their school spirit and why it is important.
Ohio University has planned a variety of events for students and their dads to enjoy. Students discuss what they plan on doing for the upcoming weekend of festivities.
Ohio University offers a wide range of food in the dining halls. Learn more about nutrition from experts and how to access personal dietary needs on campus.
M.F.A. directing students discuss the highs and lows of their art form, as well as the future of theater.
Community meals offer Athens citizens warm meals and positive environments.
River of Time Boutique is new to the Athens small business scene and is full of fair-trade items to embrace the art of gift-giving.
The increasing class sizes and contrasts in quality between the dorms have raised the discussion if residence halls are equitable.
A local family is using agritourism to supplement their farming business and give guests a good fright.
From their childhood dreams, to the ones they’re living now, Bobcats have always had big goals.
With Halloween being around the corner, students discuss the importance of staying culturally sensitive when deciding what to wear.
Custodian Donna Wolfe works hard to make sure her resident hall is kept clean and values connections to her students.
Ohio University Indigenous Circle is a brand-new organization on campus that aims to provide an opportunity for Indigenous and non-Indigenous students to learn more about Native American culture, traditions and history.
Halloween is one of the most highly-anticipated events in the Ohio University school year, and it has an intricate and rich history behind it.
Most people familiar with Ohio University are familiar with Rufus and Mr. Bobcat, but OU’s female mascot Bobkitten goes undiscussed.
The Survivor Speak Out is an event dedicated to creating a safe and supportive space for survivors to share their stories.
The freshman has worked alongside some of Hollywood’s biggest names like Ross Lynch and Alex Wolff.
The assistant professor of the English department and editor of the New Ohio Review is a beacon of positivity and knowledge for his students.
Phi Delta Epsilon’s annual Anatomy Fashion Show took place this weekend, showing off anatomical beauty from head to toe all for a good cause.
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