OU welcomes Chubu University students after two-year break
By Ankita Bansode | Mar. 21, 2022Ohio University welcomes Chubu University students for the spring program.
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AAPISU promotes identity exploration, collaborates for philanthropy efforts
By Maggie Palma | Mar. 21, 2022The Asian American Pacific Islander Student Union has begun hosting philanthropic events as well as co-hosting events and panels with other organizations to emphasize support.
Global Arts Festival to enlighten students on diverse cultures within performing, visual arts
By Lauren Serge | Mar. 21, 2022The second Ohio University Global Arts Festival began Monday, bringing diverse cultures to Athens and celebrating the intricacy of various artistic fields.
Pride week educates, gathers students through conversation, activities
By Kayla Bennett | Mar. 20, 2022The week will be full of events for everyone.
Monday’s drag show in Baker Theater to thrill students
By Katie Millard | Mar. 20, 2022To kick off Pride Week, enjoy a thrilling performance by three drag queens and one king at 7 p.m. on Monday.
OU students, faculty commemorate Child Life Month
By Alyssa Cruz | Mar. 17, 2022OU child and family studies majors honor the lesser-known field.
Local band Vincent Florist finds inspiration through music, looks forward to future releases
By Grace Koennecke | Mar. 17, 2022Vincent Florist is fresh to the alternative music scene and preparing to drop a new album.
ABC Players presents ‘Sister Act’ after delay
By Anastasia Carter | Mar. 16, 2022A two-year postponement has led up to this moment for those who’ve worked on this musical.
Jewish students look forward to Purim, reflect on importance in light of Russia-Ukraine war
By Lauren Serge | Mar. 16, 2022The Jewish holiday Purim, which begins Wednesday evening through nightfall Thursday, recognizes the survival of the Jewish people following an attempted genocide.
Q&A: Power Clean Fitness Recovery Group founder envisions addiction support beyond traditional options
By Isabel Nissley | Mar. 15, 2022Partnering with WellWorks at Ohio University, Rick Weber, a Pomeroy resident, piloted the support group for people recovering from substance use disorders in 2019.
'What Happens on Court Stays on Court': Previewing fest season
By Hannah Campbell and Tate Raub | Mar. 15, 2022A look ahead into fest season.
ARTS/West hosts class on medicinal mushrooms to promote health, vitality
By Hannah Campbell | Mar. 14, 2022The class will be held at ARTS/West, 132 W. State St., on Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Community Food Initiatives works to grow winter food supply
By Carmen Szukaitis | Mar. 14, 2022CFI is accepting donations via Cause Connector for its “Growing Our Winter Food Supply” project.
Alumni Spotlight: Lifelong journalist releases his first podcast series
By Kayla Bennett | Mar. 3, 2022David Raterman’s podcast, The Pink Moon Murders, can be heard on Apple Music, Spotify, iHeart and YouTube.
OU’s Speech and Debate team builds connections, prepares for upcoming competitions
By Katie Millard | Mar. 3, 2022Ohio University’s Speech and Debate team grants a glimpse into the hard work they put into their craft in the week before their upcoming national tournament.
'The Van Gogh Affect' encapsulates the artists’ influence on current-day artists
By Tate Raub | Mar. 2, 2022Photographers Lynn Johnson and Patricia Lanza created the photo exhibition titled “The Van Gogh Affect” that is currently on display at the Kennedy Museum of Art.
Weekender Briefs: Experience drawing exhibit, watch bands perform
By Anastasia Carter | Mar. 2, 2022Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
‘Quarter After Eight’ showcases innovative writers
By Grace Koennecke | Mar. 2, 2022The literary journal has been around since 1994, allowing for writers to be acknowledged for their work.
Tracking Trends: Fans react to the season finale of ‘Euphoria’
By Lauren Serge | Mar. 2, 2022The season finale of the teen drama Euphoria aired Sunday night and caused varied reactions.
A Day in the Life: OU Survivor Advocacy Program
By Riley Runnells | Mar. 1, 2022The Survivor Advocacy Program, or SAP, exists as a space to provide confidential support and advocacy services to student survivors of sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating/domestic violence and stalking.
