Weekender Briefs: Attend movie nights, see electric performers
By Katie Millard | Feb. 1, 2023Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
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Q&A: Em Knotts, owner of the OU groundhogs account, discusses Groundhog Day
By Katie Millard | Feb. 1, 2023The Post sat down with Em Knotts, the owner of the Instagram account @ou_hogs, which posts groundhog sightings across campus to over 1300 Ohio University groundhog enthusiasts.
Tracking Trends: Popular bands break big news
By Maia LeClair | Jan. 31, 2023New year, new changes coming as members of Boygenius regroup, and Panic! at the Disco announces the end of an era.
Following the new year, Ping is packed!
By Abby Jenkins | Jan. 31, 2023It seems that Ping Recreation Center never has the perfect time to go post-New Year’s to work out without being shoulder to shoulder with another gym rat. Find out why so many gym-goers feel the same and the ideal time to go to beat the crowd.
Women in sports tackle adversity
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Jan. 30, 2023Students reflect on their experiences as female athletes with the celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day.
Aanya Datta’s involvement recognized with award
By McKenna Christy | Jan. 30, 2023Experiential learning and accessible resources for all students are a few things prioritized by Aanya Datta because she understands the challenges of navigating opportunities in college. As an international and first-generation student, Datta has been giving back to students through programs that helped her.
Midnight Meltdown skaters fall, get back up
By McKenna Christy | Jan. 29, 2023After a few select Saturdays when the Bobcats finish their home games at Bird Arena, people can take to the ice for recreational skating.
Mount Zion Baptist Church turns 150
By Katie Millard | Jan. 29, 2023Mount Zion Baptist Church, on the corner of N. Congress St. and Carpenter St., is the last remaining building of three historic Black properties in Athens. It turned 150 years old Saturday at the society’s annual meeting.
Students, staff dissect odd weather
By Connor Chomicki | Jan. 29, 2023What is going on with the weather? It may not be what you think.
In Case You Missed It: According to him, Prince Harry has been royally snubbed
By Alyssa Cruz | Jan. 26, 2023Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, released his autobiography on Jan. 10. The book details his life as well as provides a glimpse regarding the seemingly torrid relationship with his now-estranged family.
Informal sorority recruitment offers another opportunity for friendships, leadership
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 26, 2023Informal recruitment events began on Jan. 18 with the Greek Expo in Baker Ballroom.
Weekender Briefs: Dumpling making, country concert and more
By Caroline Kammerer | Jan. 25, 2023Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Winnie the Pooh and gang spread lots of joy, a little 'hunny'
By Alyssa Cruz | Jan. 24, 2023Disney’s “Winnie the Pooh” came to Athens on Tuesday.
‘Methtacular!’ asks: meth, math or myth?
By Sophia Rooksberry | Jan. 24, 2023Steven Strafford’s performance left the audience in tears of both laughter and sadness as he recounted his struggle with a crystal meth addiction.
Q&A: Lyn Redington, new Interim Vice President for Student Affairs
By Grace Koennecke | Jan. 24, 2023With previous experience in higher education, Redington is excited to join the Ohio community.
Students share advice as internship season approaches
By Abby Jenkins | Jan. 23, 2023Spring semester means the hunt for internships has begun for many students. Here is what students and faculty have to say about how to manage stress and still get the most out of an internship experience.
Sparkles cheers for Bobcats, inclusivity
By Katie Millard | Jan. 23, 2023Ohio University’s Sparkles team welcomes all cheerleaders, regardless of ability, to create a space where everyone can show their spirit.
Ohio seems to be the Germany of the United States
By Pia Benthin | Jan. 23, 2023When German immigrants came to the U.S., many of them settled in the Midwest. As the decades passed by, their Germanness faded but some traces are still present today.
Women of Appalachia Project exhibit challenges ignorance, embraces identity
By McKenna Christy | Jan. 22, 2023The Women of Appalachia Project, or WOAP, has been encouraging women in the region to share their art for 14 years now. The Dairy Barn Arts Center took over the organization’s fine arts portion and now shares a wide range of artwork made by Appalachian women in a biennial exhibition.
Students have a blue winter
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Jan. 22, 2023Students reflect on the dreariness of the long winter months.
