Although a new organization on campus, the Society of Athens Preservation, or SOAP, is already working on fulfilling its mission of advocating for the preservation of Athens, Ohio’s rich history.
White’s Mill stands strong right outside of Athens as a store filled with history and local goods loved by customers.
The International Student Union presented their annual dinner Saturday in celebration of global humanity.
The Gordon K. Bush Ohio University Airport is the place where some students learn to take flight. While the aviation industry is developing, OU’s Department of Aviation is preparing future pilots and aviation professionals.
From Courtside Pizza to GoodFellas, Athens offers a number of options for pizza lovers.
The Mexican restaurant on Court Street has become a favorite for Athens locals and OU students alike.
A local, wellbeing nonprofit, Live Healthy Appalachia, has established the Live Healthy Kids program to help foster healthy habits among Appalachian youth. Second graders in eight different Southeast Ohio schools are learning nutritional lessons today for a healthier tomorrow.
After the shooting at Michigan State University, students at OU reflect on their emotions.
Attend the 19th Ohio Latin American Conference this weekend at no cost to learn about Latin American themes through speakers, panels and feature films.
Despite true crime media’s dark nature, viewers and listeners aren’t scared off.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Christian students across campus acknowledge Ash Wednesday this week, marking the 40-day period of Lent in which many give up something of value to them to make more space for God.
The Swedish band is set to play South by Southwest for the first time next month.
Becky Clark, an Ohio University graduate and the executive chef at Little Fish Brewery in Athens, is a semi-finalist nominee for the James Beard Foundation’s Best Chef award in the Great Lakes category. The prestigious award is considered the “Oscars of the Food World.”
OU students lament not having Presidents’ Day off while also learning the history behind it and how the university observes it.
Last Friday, John Carey, director of the Governor’s Office of Appalachia, visited the Tablertown People of Color Museum in hopes of gaining more visibility and funding for the nonprofit.
Written and performed by Felipe Luz, “Men are Trash and I’m a Raccoon” is a guaranteed whirlwind through the world of online dating
When looking back at when and how OU was established, some qualities make the university different from others. Founders Day allows people to consider OU's past and how the university has changed over time.
Follow three OU student tour guides through a typical day in their life giving tours to newcomers and incoming Bobcats.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
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