Nelsonville Music Festival returns in its full glory
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Sep. 5, 2022The Nelsonville Music Festival returns in person after three years of virtual accommodations.
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Career fair, student organizations create professional opportunities
By McKenna Christy | Sep. 5, 2022On Sept. 7, the Accounting, Finance and Business Career Fair will host 86 companies for students to network and find employment opportunities. Meanwhile, the Multicultural Student Business Caucus is also investing time into creating community and professional development skills for students.
Tracking Trends: ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ drama is complicated, disappointing to fans of the cast
By Tate Raub | Sep. 2, 2022Olivia Wilde’s “Don’t Worry Darling” has been generating all kinds of buzz since it was announced in August 2019.
OU’s Hammock Club revives post-pandemic
By Malaya Tindongan | Sep. 1, 2022Ohio University’s once disbanded Hammock Club is now active again.
Dog shelter manages influx of dogs
By Sophia Young | Sep. 1, 2022The Athens County Dog Shelter and supporting organizations are working to find homes and care for dozens of dogs.
Weekender Briefs: Listen to music, visit a market
By Mimi Calhoun | Aug. 31, 2022Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Eco Fest aims to bring awareness to sustainable lifestyle choices, involvement on campus
By McKenna Christy | Aug. 31, 2022The first ever Eco Fest took place on Aug. 30 and provided students with opportunities to get involved in sustainable and environmental organizations on campus.
Students, organizations connect at Community Engagement Fair
By Connor Chomicki | Aug. 31, 2022The annual Athens Community Engagement Fair brought OU student body into contact with local community programs.
Weekender Main: Happy Birthday, Rufus
By Katie Millard | Aug. 31, 2022Rufus is turning 62 this weekend, and OU is celebrating.
Study hacks for a successful semester
By Maggie Palma | Aug. 31, 2022Finding what works best can be confusing, so here are some study tips to make this semester easier.
Navigating the infamous Red Zone
By Alyssa Cruz | Aug. 31, 2022Students, staff share their advice on how people can remain safe while statistically being at their most vulnerable.
Skate Jam’s second year rises to new heights
By Joe Timmerman | Aug. 28, 2022Energy, stoke and “ampedness” expand the Athens skate community.
LGBT Center commences year with open house
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 28, 2022Located in Baker 348, the LGBT Center has many events planned for the Fall Semester.
Students dissect first-day outfit's importance
By Dylan Pohovey | Aug. 28, 2022The first impression one makes can often be what influences their relationships with others.
National Women’s Equality Day helps people reflect on their identities, roles in life
By McKenna Christy | Aug. 25, 2022August 26, a day in the U.S. is dedicated to commemorating the 19th Amendment’s certification into the Constitution and the continued fight for women’s equality.
Skate Jam flips back for its second year this weekend
By Joe Timmerman | Aug. 24, 2022Midwest’s skate community flocks to Athens for the charity event.
Paper City Players to perform new rendition of timeless classic
By Alyssa Cruz | Aug. 24, 2022Jane Austen’s beloved novel, "Pride and Prejudice," has undergone many adaptations since its publication in 1813. From zombies to British television series, the tale has undergone some serious modifications.
Weekender Briefs: Enjoy sunrise yoga, clean up the Hocking River
By Katie Millard | Aug. 24, 2022Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Multicultural Expo provides opportunities for students seeking involvement, fun
By McKenna Christy | Aug. 24, 2022The Black Student Union, Multicultural Center and Division of Diversity and Inclusion organized the Multicultural Expo for Aug. 25.
Students fawn over animals at UPC petting zoo
By Katie Millard | Aug. 23, 2022Dozens of animals joined excited students on South Beach Tuesday as part of the Welcome Week petting zoo.
