First Sex Week to educate students on more than just 'vanilla' sex
By Meghan Morris | Mar. 13, 2017Feminist Equality Movement will host four sex-themed events to teach students about LGBT and polyamorous relationships, among other topics.
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Five years later, Casa Nueva’s Trivia Night continues to blend fun with a challenge
By Alex McCann | Mar. 2, 2017The Athens restaurant and cantina has hosted Trivia Night since October 2012.
Team gives students affordable opportunity to hone sailing skills
By Emily Doll | Mar. 2, 2017The Sailing Team allows all students, from those who have never sailed to those who have experience, to sail without breaking the bank.
Local Wine, Mead and Venison Competition will allow locals to sample amateur drinks and dishes
By Alex Darus | Mar. 1, 2017The event will cost $15 and take place at ARTS/West on Saturday.
Bobcat Unity Walk rescheduled to Tuesday after water main break
By Sean Wolfe | Feb. 27, 2017The walk, which was originally set to be held on Feb. 16, will still have the same route.
Local moonshiners legally continue the tradition of old-time bootleggers
By Alex McCann | Feb. 22, 2017Hocking Hills Moonshine and Straitsville Special Moonshine are two legal moonshine distilleries in southeast Ohio.
Women’s Center to host screening of body positivity documentary
By Meghan Morris | Feb. 21, 2017Embrace shows the importance of having a positive body image and the steps taken to reach that point.
OU synchronized skating team works long hours for spotlight moments
By Alexis Eichelberger | Feb. 19, 2017The 15 dedicated athletes most known for taking the ice between periods at hockey games work hard to earn recognition.
Some students opt to continue with school throughout the summer
By Jess Umbarger | Feb. 16, 2017Many choose to take classes at local colleges over summer break as a way to get ahead or to save money.
Despite the pain, wisdom teeth removal is a smart move
By Jess Umbarger | Feb. 14, 2017Many students struggle to deal with the pain of wisdom teeth removal.
For some, Valentine’s Day supports outdated traditions and exclusion
By Meghan Morris | Feb. 9, 2017On Valentine's Day, people in relationships are expected to have grand plans.
Women's Center to host showing and discussion of “Mind/Game” documentary
By Meghan Morris | Jan. 30, 2017The documentary deals with the intersections of race, sexuality and mental health.
Local bead stores stocks beads from all over the world
By Alex Darus | Jan. 29, 2017Beads and Things teaches customers how to be creative.
Tight college budgets can make for appreciative employed graduates
By Sarah Franks | Jan. 26, 2017Being on a tight budget as a student, and barely making ends meet, can have unexpected long-term rewards
Politics are personal for those who are LGBT, inducing self care
By Jess Umbarger | Jan. 24, 2017President Trump’s inauguration has stirred anxiety for those who may be affected by his policies.
New LGBTQ center to serve southeast Ohio
By LynAnne Vucovich | Jan. 23, 2017The OU LGBT center is currently the only of its kind in the area.
The VisCom Gallery will host photos from 'Carry Me Ohio' that depict southeastern Ohio
By Meghan Morris | Jan. 23, 2017Matt Eich will bring his southeastern Ohio photographs back to Ohio University after a 10-year journey that started when he was a student.
Students who knit and crochet find inspiration and high demand during the winter months
By Alexis Eichelberger | Jan. 22, 2017With the weather cooling down, demand for warm knit sweaters and scarves is high.
Meteorology degree prepares students for more than local TV stations
By Sarah Franks | Jan. 17, 2017Earning a meteorology degree opens many doors for students after graduation.
Despite trends, local restaurants have lack of gluten free options
By Jess Umbarger | Jan. 17, 2017Few bakeries opt for a gluten-free food in Athens.
