Medical Students for Choice generates education, advocacy
By Carly DeLuca | Dec. 6OUHCOM’s Medical Students for Choice is a chapter of the national organization that strives to educate the public about abortion and advocate for women’s rights.
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Student Spotlight: For Hikaru Imaizumi, Athens is her home away from home
By Sophia Anness | Dec. 6Hikaru Imaizumi is a student from Chubu University who is taking classes at OU for the year. She tells about the experiences she has had while in Athens.
The Green Dot strategy encourages, educates students
By Gina Napoli | Dec. 6The Green Dot strategy encourages students to become better bystanders when it comes to campus violence. Learn about the strategy’s mission and ways to get involved.
Bobcats stay in the Christmas spirit
By Libby Evans | Dec. 5Students at Ohio University talk about ways they stay in the Christmas spirit while being away from home in December, and the family traditions they miss most.
Students discuss meal plan preferences
By Cara Finnegan | Dec. 5Ohio University students discuss what meal plan they chose, and why.
Students chilled by temperatures dropping
By Kenzie Callahan | Dec. 3Students discuss seasonal depression and avoiding the cold weather as winter approaches quickly.
Bobcats gear up for finals week
By Lulu McGhee | Dec. 3Bobcats shared their final exam workload and the impact it has on their well-being.
Straight No Chaser stirs up holiday cheer
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 30Straight No Chaser charmed Athens with its a cappella voices, singing a mix of the latest hits, classic throwbacks and Christmas carols.
Jackie O’s Farm provides sustainable dining
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 30Jackie O’s Farm, located just outside Uptown Athens, grows fresh and sustainable ingredients to support the businesses' many locations.
Dating apps spark connections, controversy
By Gina Napoli | Nov. 29Online dating apps have evolved throughout the past decade. Read about OU students’ views on specific dating apps and other ways to use them while staying safe online.
OU takes initiative in recycling, sustainability
By Libby Evans | Nov. 29Ohio University has recycling and zero waste teams working toward sustainability and new initiatives like residence hall compositing. A Sustainability and Climate Action Plan is making changes and continues to follow through with its promises.
GoBus travel escalates with holiday season
By Carly DeLuca | Nov. 29Usually, it is viewed as an easy and reasonably priced way to travel from campus to home; however, during the holiday season, GoBus travel increases tremendously, making it more of a hassle for students to go home.
Athens ranks high in walkability, bike friendliness
By Ethan Herx | Nov. 29Compared to most American cities, Athens ranks as one of the most walkable and bikeable, yet there are still some issues to be addressed.
Fostering furry friends for a cause
By Maggie Giansante | Nov. 29The organization helps train service dogs for children and veterans.
Student Spotlight: Olivia Urlage pioneers Gemini Killer Vintage
By Cami Seymore | Nov. 28Sophomore Olivia Urlage makes a name for herself on campus after launching her vintage shop, Gemini Killer Vintage.
Local man partners with Smiling Skull to host veterans’ Thanksgiving feast
By Katie Millard | Nov. 21William Nobrega served 14 years in the Army Special Forces and wants to ensure his fellow veterans have a welcoming place to spend Thanksgiving.
OU students are giving thanks
By Libby Evans | Nov. 21With Thanksgiving right around the corner, students and faculty alike at Ohio University express gratitude for friends, family, pets and exciting opportunities for Bobcats.
Students share Black Friday shopping tips
By Sophia Anness | Nov. 21Black Friday is the shopping event of the season, but it can be chaotic. Here is how to stay safe and get the most out of Black Friday shopping.
Learning in a nontraditional environment
By Sophia Dawson | Nov. 20A professor and students discuss nontraditional learning styles in the classroom.
Double majors: double the knowledge, double the stress
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 20Students discuss the pros and cons of being a double major amid a busy college life.
