Pink Cab, a student-run Ohio University organization, is available for any women-identifying student. Whenever a ride is needed, members can text in the GroupMe for a woman driver.
There are plenty of events to stay busy for Valentine’s Day, with dogs coming to campus, several Valentine’s Day-themed craft workshops and shows at The Union.
In Athens, there is no shortage of talent right here at home, and the Human Interest staff is ready to share its favorite local musical acts.
“Always Athens,“ created by Athens local Tyler Wurth, features some of the city's hard working entrepreneurs and residents.
Jerry Jackson, who died Jan. 13 at age 84, led Ohio University to the Elite Eight in 1964, but the Rendville native spent the next four decades as a beloved teacher and leader in Southeast Ohio.
This week brings various events for Athens’ residents and guests, as Ohio University celebrates its annual Sibs Weekend.
The Human Interest staff were snowed in Monday and Tuesday, but still found ways to relax, learn and craft.
The River Of Time Boutique and Gallery hosts free musical performances with Grammy award winner and rock ’n’ roll blues artist Jorma Kaukonen, accompanied by performer John Hurlbut.
From movie nights on campus and at the Athena to guest speakers and workshops, an array of events are happening in Athens County throughout the week.
Athens County Sheriff’s Office has a new K-9 facility dog, Bara. Alongside his deputy, Bara visits the county's schools to brighten students’ days.
Ohio University students share their goals and motivations for spring semester.
As Ohio University undergrad seniors start their last semester, they look back at what they will miss and what they learned. For most undergrad seniors, the future looks bright.
Tend Space Art Center’s exhibit, Caretaker, is on display until Saturday. The five artists featured in the exhibit are Ohio University graduates who reconnected over their passion for art and expression.
Every year, people participate in a challenge known as Dry January, abstaining from alcohol for the entire month.
Once OU seniors walk the stage in May, the world is their oyster, and the workforce is awaiting them. Students studying musical theater might enter their competitive field and strive to become better performers. Students explain their plans after graduation to tackle this field of work and get noticed in the industry.
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