“A Chaotic Mind,” which Ochs said is for anyone who is bipolar or loves someone who has bipolar disorder, provides a look into how to navigate bipolar disorder within romantic, platonic and familial relationships.
The Outlet serves as a safe space for BIPOC students on campus. This week, it gave a special tribute to BIPOC women in honor of Women’s History Month.
China Billotte Verhoff is a communications professor at OU who allows her passions and interests to motivate her research.
Spring is finally here, and Athens is sure to heat up as it arrives. Fest, allergies and finals are all on the horizon, but so is warmer weather.
With the rising tensions in the drama TikTok fans have created between Hailey Bieber and Selena Gomez, students discuss their thoughts on the topic and reveal the sides they’ve taken.
Students recap their Spring Break, sharing their experiences with traveling, concert-going, going back home and staying on campus.
Culture staff shares their Spring Break highlights, what they are looking forward to next.
No matter the time of the day, students joined in on green drink festivities
A group of students has joined Outdoor Pursuits for a backpacking expedition on the Appalachian Trail to learn all the essentials of backpacking
Devin Franklin, a first-year MFA director’s student, directed “macbitches,” a play about girls in a college theater department with an intense power dynamic. Although the last show of “macbitches” at Ohio University was on Thursday, the play written by Sophie McIntosh has a message that resonates with theater students.
Two of Ohio University’s own professors bust common myths and present the truths about Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, more commonly known as ADHD.
Megan Handle, OU Student Senate’s Women’s Affairs Commission, and a team of like-minded individuals push for the university to supply free period products to menstruating students.
Here’s what to do in and around Athens this weekend.
The Indian Students Association celebrated Holi a little early this year with lots of dry colored powder, music, food and people originally from all over the world. Holi, one of the most important festivals in Hinduism, was celebrated on March 8.
OU students eagerly wait for a break from classes and a chance to spend time with family and friends.
The holiday dates all the way back to the 1950s, with bars turning drinks green in honor of St. Patrick’s Day.
OU’s Womxn’s Rugby will compete in the annual Nash Bash Rugby Tournament the last weekend in March. The team is excited to play as well as spend time together.
“Maid,” a story of poverty and survival.
Chabad celebrated Purim, a joyous Jewish holiday, Monday evening through Tuesday evening. Celebrations included reading of the story of Purim from the Book of Esther and a Hollywood-themed Purim party Tuesday evening.
Participants from the UK: Suffragettes and Soldiers program discuss the class up to this point and what is still in store
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