Neal Mohr, @mucho_funky, knows how to throw an entertaining party. Making consistent appearances at The Side Bar, Casa Nueva and The Union, Mohr is not only busy but dedicated to his craft.
Student initiatives and local communities provide safe spaces for trans students as anti-trans legislation takes effect across the country.
From outlaws to wranglers, cowboy-themed rock climbers gathered at Ping Recreation Center for the spring semester climbing competition.
Industry professionals Rebecca Eichenberger, James Beaman and Kelsey Stalter join Tantrum Theater’s “The Prom.”
For OU’s 221st birthday, Alden Library put on a Founder’s Day spring student showcase in which students presented various physical and digital exhibits relating to OU’s history.
Morgan’s Message is a national organization founded after Morgan Rodgers, an athlete at Duke Uniersity, died by suicide in 2019. The organization has thousands of chapters around the world, including one at Ohio University.
Former Athena Grand regulars reflect on the Athena Grand and guess what is next for the local movie market.
Manup Archives is selling a new collection of high-quality clothes during February to inspire people to endure hardships. They’re selling hoodies, zip-ups and hats, with more to be released soon.
One of Athens’ newest rock bands, formed in September 2024, makes waves with classic covers, drawing inspiration from Ohio University’s campus and diverse musical influences.
United Athens County Tenants fight for tenant representation and provide resources for off-campus residents.
ACRN hosted its annual prom celebration Saturday, reeling in Bobcats, locals and talented bands for an unforgettable experience.
Lavender Menace is a social club for all sapphics and women-loving women.
Although Valentine’s Day often revolves around those in relationships, several single Bobcats still find joy in the holiday and celebrate with their friends and family.
The OU alum’s brand promotes a strong connection between style and comfort with the hope of uplifting shoppers in dire need of a new workout set.
The organization currently has five teams of students who work with local clients from start to finish, bringing the vision for their business or organization alive.
Ghanaian students come to Ohio University seeking new, diverse perspectives.
OU professors try to fathom the future of higher education under the bill’s provisions.
Black History Month is celebrated in Athens through events like “Heroes in Color” at the Athena Cinema and the Black Student Union’s “BSU Week.”
Four college students are currently planning an 85 day, 1,200 mile canoe trip from Lake Superior to Hudson Bay.
Students, locals and families looking for an exciting night of competition and laughs are encouraged to attend Little Professor’s game nights every Saturday at 5 p.m. Each game night is free to attend and provides another option for those who enjoy recreational activities.
Solutions by The State News