Bar owners, bartenders look forward to Green Beer Day
By Hannah Campbell | Mar. 1, 2022After almost a year of anticipation, bar owners and bartenders are excited to see Ohio University students continue the longtime tradition.
After almost a year of anticipation, bar owners and bartenders are excited to see Ohio University students continue the longtime tradition.
The non-profit pharmacy’s mission is to ensure all residents in Southeast Ohio have access to safe and effective medications.
The College of Fine Arts recently created a new certificate that provides students knowledge on the connection between the arts and health impacts.
A bill proposed in Ohio’s House of Representatives would allow midwives to practice more efficiently if passed.
The campaign brings awareness to adolescent and young adult, or AYA, lymphoma.
Evans’ work will be recognized March 16 at a celebratory event.
Tucked away in Nelsonville, Ohio, is a small cluster of shops and eateries.
OU Student Trustee Sarah Ladipo is an example of making the most of opportunities.
UPC will host the annual “Throwback Thursday” or TBT concert Thursday, March 24, at an undetermined time, free to students, with Aly & AJ as the selected throwback performers.
The industry-specific career fairs encourage students to apply for jobs outside of their major, but within their industry of interest.
The swing jazz musical will be gracing an Athens stage next week.
Rent Free, a local band to Ohio University and Athens, is comprised of Paul Nern, Weston Nern and Michael Wells.
Ohio University Well-Being and Recreation is wrapping up its current intramural season for basketball, volleyball, indoor soccer and broomball.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
“Lifting Up Diversity in Little Cities” will be a walking tour showing and talking about historical landmarks.
Many Black individuals, particularly those who are women and LGBTQ+, face different challenges, pressures and expectations when it comes to their success.
The “Puppy Hour” event will help fundraise for the Athens County Dog Shelter.
ESports is much more than just playing games, but is also a rapidly growing industry.
As the COVID-19 virus is still taking a toll on people’s health, music festivals are beginning to ease their entry requirements regardless.
In this time of uncertainty, one local church is helping create a sense of community built around helping its neighbors.