New members of @sigmakappaohiou, @ohioudeltagamma and @oudeltazeta said they are ready to make memories and bond with the girls in their new chapter. For some, sorority rush was a long two weeks, but it was all worth the hard work for their new families.
Athens is home to a variety of sugary snacks to top off the day. Whether a Postie is craving custard from @whitsathens or a cookie from @insomniacookies, it is a relief to know a delicious treat is never too far away.
The nonprofit Little Cities of Black Diamonds hosted its namesake annual celebration at Stuart’s Opera House on Saturday.
Fluff Bakery offers a variety of delicious pastries and brunch dishes, including many gluten-free and vegetarian options. They source their coffee locally, support the community and provide a welcoming space for customers.
Bridging Asian and Italian cuisine, a delicious and cozy meal awaits Athens residents and Ohio University students @fusionnoodleathens.
Looking for a fun event to attend? Athens and other neighboring cities have Bobcats and locals covered!
Non-profits and other Athens organizations came together, welcoming students with volunteer, internship and research opportunities.
The newly relocated vintage shop offers trendy and affordable secondhand clothing options for students and local residents.
Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs is hosting several thrift pop-ups throughout this year to help eliminate the transportation problem for students, as well as fast fashion.
Athens will be bustling with musical and cultural events this week.
Whether a student is looking for a new outfit or delicious meal, there are a variety of places down Court and East State Street to explore.
The 2025 involvement fair brought together Ohio University’s student organizations and new Bobcats looking to get involved around campus.
As the fall semester begins, Welcome Week events and more can be found throughout campus and Athens.
Some Ohio University freshmen find dorm life to be daunting but are excited to explore the areas of campus they live on.
After getting to know and love Athens as undergraduate students, many Ohio University alums opt not to leave the town.
Hans Meyer is the new Director of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism effective July 1. Meyer shares his history in the newsroom and passion for journalistic integrity.
Just outside of Hocking Hills State Park, Butterfly Ridge Conservation Center gives guests the opportunity to observe some of the most important native pollinators.
Summer break provides students and faculty the time to slow down and relax before the academic school year begins
Athens Farmers Market has been providing locals with homegrown fresh produce since 1972, from asparagus to zucchini.
Learning communities act as “home base” for incoming students.
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