The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company will put on its production of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” this weekend at The Union. A favorite of many Athenians and OU students alike, the cast is excited to perform this cult classic.
Athens community member, Cricket Jones, started her jewelry business in the corner of Court Street Coffee and 14 years later has mastered her craft and plans to take her business across the country.
Creator of the Athens cannabis museum, Don E. Wirtshafter shares his vast collection of memorabilia and his knowledge with others to prove cannabis is not as scary as others make it out to be.
Students with dietary restrictions are unhappy with the dining halls.
Programs are offered in Athens for survivors of domestic violence during Domestic Violence Awareness month.
Ohio’s Nov. 7 election is quickly approaching, with both state and local issues at stake.
Scripps alum Baleigh McNerlin discussed her time in the Disney College Program.
Students and faculty share their experiences with facilitating and participating in global mobility programs out of Germany.
The Athens Conservancy has made strides over the past year in expanding its organization and reach to protect the environment.
As 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.
Ohio University offers a vast array of club sports with over 32 different teams. Students discuss what club sports mean to them.
Pleasant Hill Vineyards is a local, family-owned treasure that inspires an enjoyable evening with a home-cooked meal and a glass of wine.
Decoding the mysterious connection between men and the Roman Empire.
Each 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.”
From 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 owner, Polly Creech, discusses the origins of her business and kitten fostering.
Ohio University medical students and healthcare professionals share their insights on breast cancer prevention.
Student band “Split” has been making a name for themselves as the school year begins to take shape.
Ohio 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.
The new group of weightlifting womxn is a safe space of empowerment and support.
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