With Halloween around the corner, Uptown Costumes, a small shop on Court Street, brings in a lot of traffic. But the quaint shop is more than just costumes for Halloween. Throughout the year they also boast a large collection of unique items of clothing, perfect for special events and daily wear.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year…at least in Athens. Find out what kind of resources OU has to help students stay safe and have fun during Halloween this year.
The swim and dive teams opened up their swimming lanes to see which OU student has the most impressive splash.
Ohio University’s Law School Fair helped students look for a path after undergrad.
David Butcher, founder of The People of Color Museum, was awarded the Inaugural Black Appalachian Storytellers Fellowship.
Here’s what’s going on in and around Athens this weekend
Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville will transport audiences all the way to “transexual Transylvania” for a live performance of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
The OHIO Wildlife and Nature Photography Scholarship Contest is looking for the best photographs of Ohio’s wildlife. Students can submit their work in five categories and compete to win a scholarship. All winners will be shown in an exhibition next year.
With fall being in full swing and homework piling up, students share their favorite drinks that get them through the day.
In 2011, an Ohio University student organization created the “My Culture is not a Costume” campaign.
Started by freshman Jordyn Anderson, the hair business has grown in popularity on social media and on campus.
Ready Aim Flowers, a uniquely Athens band, looks forward to creating original music with new members. Hoping to spread a message of kindness, the multi-instrumentalist members not only set roots, but continually grow together as a band.
Two celebrities are catching public attention because of a teen pregnancy announcement and an album release relating to motherhood. How people, especially students, view pregnancy and parenting is different from celebrities who can afford the two.
With an owner of the Athens Bread Company and a winner of a national baking contest, it’s safe to say that the McKenna family knows how to bake.
Phi Delta Epsilon Ohio Eta Chapter hosted its first annual Anatomy Fashion Show Sunday, all funds going to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.
Irrational fears, useless tokens or an actual reason to be scared? OU students talk about their opinions on superstition and other beliefs.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Ohio University’s School of Theater’s “Doctor Voynich and Her Children” opens this Thursday at 8 p.m and discusses abortion and LGBTQIA+ rights in its own academic walls.
The on-campus lab, run by professor Lawrence Witmer, is a the site of ground-breaking paleontology.
Solutions by The State News