Weekender Briefs: Learn healthy coping skills at Feel Good Friday, volunteer with the Athens Bicycle Club
By Isabel Nissley | Mar. 24, 2021Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
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‘Beyond Binaries’ presentation highlights complexity of sexual orientations, gender identities
By Isabel Nissley | Mar. 24, 2021Robyn Ochs, bisexual+ speaker, author and activist, discussed the fluidity of sexual orientations and gender identities at the “Beyond Binaries” presentation.
Integrate Athens holds virtual events to commemorate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
By Lauren Serge | Mar. 23, 2021Through numerous virtual events, the local organization has been recognizing the diverse experiences of individuals with disabilities.
WOUB Wednesdays help students, alumni build relationships
By Kate Anderson | Mar. 23, 2021Every Wednesday at 7:15 p.m., WOUB students are given the opportunity to have conversations with alumni currently working in the field of journalism.
Athens Bicycle Club holds Bicycle Re-Cycle event, continues program
By Mary Jane Sanese | Mar. 22, 2021The March 6 event has turned into a full program.
GoFundMe helps Athens resident treat rare form of lymphoma
By Kayla Bennett | Mar. 22, 2021Daniel Martino, known by his friends as Tito, is about to undergo his third round of chemo. Those who would like to show support can donate to his GoFundMe.
Athens Jazz Festival adapts with virtual programming, performance
By Juliana Colant | Mar. 22, 2021The festival features Bria Skonberg, Carl Allen and Ohio University performers.
Tracking Trends: David Dobrik’s career might be over after ‘Business Insider’ article
By Riley Runnells | Mar. 21, 2021After a recent Business Insider article detailing Dobrik’s role in sexual assault and rape done by one of the Vlog Squad members, his career might just be tanking.
Professors, students discuss free university idea amid debt crisis
By Kate Anderson | Mar. 21, 2021The United States student debt crisis continues to escalate, but change may be here soon.
Scripps College of Communication launches podcast
By Anastasia Carter | Mar. 18, 2021Scripps College of Communication ambassadors had the opportunity to be on the first episode of the podcast.
Alumnus takes inspiration from OU’s campus for novel
By Colleen McLafferty | Mar. 18, 2021Fellow Travellers is the first published work of Jesse Bethea.
WellWorks encourages well being for OU family
By Kayla Bennett | Mar. 18, 2021With the switch to an online platform, WellWorks has made many efforts to keep the same opportunities for its members. They also offer many opportunities for student employees and a variety of different programs.
Science Cafe hosted ‘The Brain, Body, and Biomechanics of Injury Recovery’ conversation
By Mary Jane Sanese | Mar. 17, 2021This lecture focuses on the ACL injury and rehabilitation process.
Class of 2020 graduates adjust career goals amid pandemic
By Claire Schiopota | Mar. 17, 2021OU graduates have to compromise their goals as they try to find work during COVID-19.
Lost Flamingo Theatre Company presents ‘The Door’ for virtual audience
By Kayla Bennett | Mar. 17, 2021Performers encourage anyone and everyone to attend.
Weekender Briefs: Attend virtual Celebrate Women Conference; view ‘Women of Appalachia Project’ Fine Art Exhibition
By Isabel Nissley | Mar. 17, 2021Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
OU alumni engagement increases during past year
By Kayla Bennett | Mar. 16, 2021Despite the challenges of COVID-19, OU has offered many resources for alumni and has created different means of participation through virtual platforms. With these opportunities, alumni engagement has increased this past year.
Office of Sustainability accepting nominations for sustainability awards
By Anastasia Carter | Mar. 15, 2021The awards will be presented on Earth Day through a video message from OU President Duane Nellis.
Bobcat Battalion makes ruck march donation to Athens County Food Pantry
By Juliana Colant | Mar. 15, 2021On Feb. 27, The Bobcat Battalion marched eight miles to deliver food.
Art professor, student collaborate to make children’s book
By Lauren Serge | Mar. 14, 2021Professor of Art David LaPalombara and senior Callie Smith collaborated to create an illustrated children’s book that is an adaptation of the stories LaPalombara’s father told him as a child.
