Two art exhibits, “Legacy: Don Adleta and Karen Nulf, 60 years of Graphic Design” and “REACH: 50+ Years of Works by OHIO Graphic Design Alumni” are honoring the creativity and strength of OU’s graphic design program.
Seth Archer, Alexis Eichelberger, Marisa Fernandez, Bennett Leckrone and Alex McCann sit down to talk about their work and The Post.
I-Week will take place the week of April 5 and festivities will continue throughout the week.
With the implementation of their StepNpull hands-free foot door opener across campus, the winning team of the 5th ECO Challenge hopes to make OU a safer, more sustainable place.
Nate Falkoff wrote about his experiences on “magic pilgrimages.”
Hugh and Cynthia Sherman were inspired to give back after living in the area for 25 years.
COVID-19 has affected individuals’ nutrition and fitness routines for different reasons and in both positive and negative ways.
Miami students feel OU takes it too seriously.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
The Athens County Public Libraries all host take-home programs and crafts for people of all ages to keep them busy during the pandemic.
The Diversity First Leadership Awards awarded many OU students with different awards highlighting their accomplishments.
Happy National Sleep Awareness Month.
Events and meetings have moved to a virtual format, but the support is still strong.
Having recently secured $200,000 in state capital funding, Ohio Valley Museum of Discovery leaders plan on breaking ground on renovations at 67 Columbus Road soon. The former church will be transformed into a museum that fosters hands-on STEAM learning experiences.
The 15th Annual Celebrate Women Conference is taking place in a virtual format. Speakers will be sharing their stories and experience while sparking inspiration and encouragement for other women to make their own story.
Current Voinovich research scholars have felt rewarded by participating in the program.
University Communications and Marketing are using social media to tell stories of the Black history in Athens that are important to the roots of OU.
Athens residents focus on both national and local issues during the pandemic in a safe way.
There are numerous programs and events available virtually and in-person to help OU students de-stress.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Solutions by The State News