Bad Boys on the bricks: How Bad Boys Chicken came to Court Street
By Kennedy Ogden | Apr. 20, 2022The new late-night food joint serves authentic chicken and waffles.
HUMAN INTEREST
OU students are given the chance to unleash their inner goblin — for learning purposes
By Alyssa Cruz | Apr. 19, 2022English Professor Chang encourages LARPing, a way to learn through play.
Student Spotlight: Elaina Tartal perseveres through Guillain-Barre syndrome
By Grace Koennecke | Apr. 19, 2022The senior reflects on her experience with Guillain-Barre syndrome.
Athens Beautification Month emerges following hiatus since 2018
By Molly Wilson | Apr. 19, 2022Every Wednesday in April there is an event to landscape and plant flowers at Emeriti Park from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Artist Spotlight: LongStory’s passion persists through multiple bands, times
By David Green | Apr. 19, 2022Emerson Bartlett, known musically as LongStory, was born in Athens but moved often as a child, a theme which would continue into adulthood as well.
Tensegrity Playground offers playful, new way to view the arts
By Mimi Calhoun | Apr. 18, 2022The performance breaks the boundaries of what art is known and supposed to be.
OU’s physical therapy graduate program opens doors for students
By Maggie Palma | Apr. 17, 2022The program is in the top 25% in the nation and has a lot of unique opportunities for students to learn.
Celebrating Easter on campus
By Tate Raub | Apr. 14, 2022Being away from home for holidays can be difficult, but students make it work by traveling and celebrating with organizations on campus.
Tracking Trends: Will Smith banned from attending the Oscars for 10 years
By Grace Koennecke | Apr. 14, 2022The Oscar winner is the sixth Hollywood figure to be banned from attending the awards.
AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame showcases stories, history
By Alex Imwalle | Apr. 14, 2022The AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame welcomes motorcycle connoisseurs into its extensive display of motorcycle and motorcyclist history.
Southeast Ohio intentional communities prioritize environmental, resident well-being
By Isabel Nissley | Apr. 14, 2022Intentional communities have long been a part of life in and around Athens. But during the pandemic, currently-operating intentional living endeavors provided residents with unique benefits.
OU Chabad spreads awareness, share connections to Ukraine
By Hannah Campbell | Apr. 14, 2022The war in Ukraine may seem like a distant issue for U.S. citizens, but for leaders and members of Chabad at Ohio University, there is a special connection.
Weekender Briefs: Make an outfit, see a play
By Mimi Calhoun | Apr. 13, 2022Here’s everything you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Diversity Leadership Institute draws attention to anti-bias education
By Lauren Serge | Apr. 13, 2022On Wednesday, the Diversity Leadership Institute hosted an Anti-Bias Education program to discuss biases within the education system and how they can be addressed on Ohio University’s campuses.
MakerSpace and ACPL encourage upcycling through togetherness
By Kayla Bennett | Apr. 13, 2022The MakerSpace and Athens County Public Library are hosting the prom preparation upcycling.
Zanesville alpaca farm invites visitors
By Katie Millard | Apr. 13, 2022Alpacas of Spring Acres in Zanesville offers tours.
Ohio Art Corridor brings public art to Southeast Ohio
By Lauren Serge | Apr. 12, 2022The Ohio Art Corridor is a series of outdoor art installations across Southeast Ohio.
Athens locals work together to provide support to immigrants
By Alyssa Cruz | Apr. 12, 2022AUISP helps to host and financially support asylum seekers and refugees.
Beads & Things owners only work for fun
By Abby Neff | Apr. 11, 2022Beads & Things is an arts and crafts shop that Merkle opened in 1990.
Internationally acclaimed authors bring perspective to creative writing
By Ankita Bansode | Apr. 11, 2022Kim Addonizio, Lauren Groff and Ira Sukrungruang delivered lectures and readings from their works in literature.
