Culinary department, students practice diverse, balanced lifestyles
By Gina Napoli | Nov. 13, 2024Learn more about how OU implents locally produced food into its dining hall menus and the plant-based options offered.
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Battle of the Bands brings fresh faces to The Union stage
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 12, 2024Five groups showcased their sound in an environment of healthy competition.
Veterans Day recognizes, honors local military members
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 12, 2024The holiday is celebrated across town through a range of programming.
Honors Tutorial College students brainstorm, explore thesis topics
By Gina Napoli | Nov. 8, 2024Through hours of writing, meetings with professors and extensive research, HTC students are lucky to have a positive support system that encourages hard work and creativity.
Lavandula thrives in Athens music scene
By Hadley Lynch | Nov. 8, 2024The Athens alternative rock band is taking the town by storm.
Students debate Christmas festivities during November
By Hadley Lynch | Nov. 7, 2024Students discuss when is the right time to start celebrating Christmas, as well as their favorite holiday activities and how it can improve mental well-being.
Athens locals support passing of local tax levies, ballot issues
By Disha Hoque | Nov. 6, 2024Athens locals share opinions on all county-wide and local tax levies being passed.
Students react during gradual influx of election results
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 6, 2024Students at Ohio University gathered across Athens to witness history in the making.
Athens locals voice reactions, hopes for election results
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 6, 2024Athens residents watched election results unfold live uptown and provided their thoughts and feelings on local and national election results.
Students discuss the end of daylight saving time
By Anna Parasson | Nov. 6, 2024Students give their thoughts on daylight savings and how it can shift students' routines.
Center for International Studies to celebrate 60th anniversary
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 6, 2024The center marks six decades of global citizenship and international awareness.
Clubs A-Z: Fridays Live develops skills through sketch comedy
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 6, 2024The media production organization offers experience and entertainment for all students.
Bobcats welcome visitors for Dads Weekend
By Mary Kate McNamee | Nov. 5, 2024The first weekend of November hosts Dads Weekend, and Bobcats showed their dads around and enjoyed university-hosted activities.
Joe Gatto ‘gets into it’ in Athens
By Brianna Tassiello | Nov. 5, 2024Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium was filled to the brim Friday night for the famed comedian and actor.
Sorority members criticize Paws For A Cause
By Renae Hefty | Nov. 4, 2024Sorority and fraternity members attend monthly talks given by guest speakers about serious topics such as hazing, alcohol use and sexual assault. The handling of these topics has been met with various critical reactions from sorority members.
Outdoor Pursuits celebrates Halloween with annual climbing competition
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 4, 2024Climbers brought creative costumes and festive energy to the climbing competition.
DJ B-Funk cultivates passion, devotion to Athens
By Gina Napoli | Nov. 1, 2024Brandon Thompson, better known as DJ B-Funk, is not only a DJ, but actively involved in Athens organizations that strive to uplift and inspire others.
Clubs A-Z: Extra Life plays games for charity
By Elizabeth Talaga | Oct. 31, 2024Ohio University’s Extra Life is a charity organization that combines playing games and raising money for Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus.
Lost Flamingo Theater Company makes creative haven for OU performers
By Ashley Pomplas | Oct. 30, 2024The Lost Flamingo theater Company, OU’s original student run- theater company, has welcomed performers of all levels since 2002. LFC provides a supportive environment where students can express themselves and enjoy the magic of theater.
Organizations, businesses voice the power of voting
By Carly DeLuca | Oct. 29, 2024Campus organizations and Athens businesses encourage voting by holding educational events about the candidates, providing resources for mail-in voters and exclusive promotions.
