OU Club Waterski competes in regionals for the first time in 20 years
By Kenzie Callahan | Oct. 16As a result of hard work and alumni support, OU’s club waterski team has qualified to compete in regionals for the first time in 20 years.
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Team spirit is the heart of OU club sports
By Abreanna Blose | Oct. 15Ohio University offers a vast array of club sports with over 32 different teams. Students discuss what club sports mean to them.
Pleasant Hill Vineyards marks a scenic family-owned restaurant
By Kaylin Pickett | Oct. 12Pleasant Hill Vineyards is a local, family-owned treasure that inspires an enjoyable evening with a home-cooked meal and a glass of wine.
How often do Bobcats think about the Roman Empire?
By Cami Seymore | Oct. 12Decoding the mysterious connection between men and the Roman Empire.
Gen Z examines the idea of coming out on National Coming Out Day
By Jackson McCoy | Oct. 11Each LGBTQIA+ person has a different opinion on the concept of “coming out,” and it often varies from generation to generation. Gen Z, the generation with the biggest percentage of LGBTQIA+ individuals, weighs in on what they think about “coming out.”
Students use a variety of creative outlets to foster self-expression
By Abreanna Blose | Oct. 11From music to writing and abstract creations, student artists are using their talent and authenticity to redefine art, express themselves and convey important messages.
Hyacinth Bean Florist is an ‘eden’ for foster kittens
By Disha Hoque | Oct. 11Hyacinth Bean Florist owner, Polly Creech, discusses the origins of her business and kitten fostering.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month promotes awareness, prevention
By Grace Koennecke | Oct. 11Ohio University medical students and healthcare professionals share their insights on breast cancer prevention.
"Split” turns up the volume in Athens
By Ethan Herx | Oct. 10Student band “Split” has been making a name for themselves as the school year begins to take shape.
OU’s Medieval Society brings new life to old traditions
By Libby Evans | Oct. 10Ohio University Medieval Society teaches students to fight with traditional, medieval combat to fight in regional tournaments. Anyone can come and learn candle making and embroidery, or dress in medieval clothes and armor to immerse oneself into this ancient society.
Womxn’s Empowerment Training puts the 'lift' back in uplifting
By Sophia Rooksberry | Oct. 8The new group of weightlifting womxn is a safe space of empowerment and support.
Changing perceptions: The evolution of body image
By Kayla Eshbaugh | Oct. 8Ohio University students reflect on the impact of body image in college.
Homecoming Archives display welcomes students, alums
By Alex Imwalle | Oct. 6OU’s Archives give new students and alums a blast from the past as they get the opportunity to comb through some pieces of history.
Students discuss the passing of “Harry Potter’s” Michael Gambon
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Oct. 6After the death of Michael Gambon, more famously known as the actor who played Albus Dumbledore, last Thursday, students discussed their thoughts on his role, his life and what “Harry Potter” means to them.
Ohio University students and staff discuss wildlife conservation, sustainability efforts
By Abreanna Blose | Oct. 5Wildlife on campus comes in many forms. Students and staff share the importance of protecting all living beings at OU.
Brewing Bobcats: OU Alumni Association offers a chance to support small businesses
By Alyssa Cruz | Oct. 5The Bobcat Brew Trail was created by the Ohio University Alumni Association this year for alums to drink craft beer and support small businesses.
Bobcat Barbie shares career journey, advice for the future
By Grace Koennecke | Oct. 5Kayla Carpenter, an alumna of Ohio University, recently worked on the “Barbie” movie as its global brand marketing manager.
Harvard on the Hocking: The Ivy League’s lasting influence on OU’s campus
By Disha Hoque | Oct. 5Cutler and Baker’s impact on the campus reflects Harvard's ideas and contributes to OU’s culture today.
The Silas Bingham House preserves Athens history
By Ethan Herx | Oct. 5On the corner of Richland and S. Shafer, the 220-year-old Silas Bingham House tells a story of Athens’ deep past.
Q&A: Christopher Lewis and Micah McCarey discuss being an ‘OU power couple’
By Jackson McCoy | Oct. 5The OU dynamic duo Christopher Lewis and Micah McCarey shared some insight into their lives together and as leaders on campus.
