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.
LIFESTYLE
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.
Silent March brings attendees from Ohio University and Athens together for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
By Jess Umbarger | Jan. 16, 2017Dozens marched to show respect for Martin Luther King Jr.
Dogs pampered with massages, acupuncture at Community Center demonstration
By Hope Roberts | Jan. 16, 2017Dogs received acupressure massage and behavior training from animal practitioners Tina Romine and Rosanne Krager in front of an audience at the Athens Community Center on Saturday.
Dog acupressure and behavioral training offered at Community Center Saturday
By Hope Roberts | Jan. 12, 2017Animal accupressurist Tina Romine and animal trainer Rosanne Krager will offer massage and behavioral services to local dogs at the Athens Community Center on Saturday.
Bobcats offer their best tips for staying warm, stylish during the winter
By LynAnne Vucovich | Jan. 10, 2017The cold weather doesn't have to hinder fashion.
#blackgirlmagic is making its way through Twitter and empowering black women
By Rebecca Wojcinski | Jan. 10, 2017The hashtag is used to inspire black women to love who they are and the skin they are in.
Some students were given strange and unusual presents for Christmas
By Emily Doll | Jan. 8, 2017While many people received gifts like Amazon Echos and Sony Playstations, some students were gifted with far more outlandish items.
Last minute gift guide for the Athens and OU lovers on your shopping list
By Jess Umbarger | Dec. 16, 2016A gift guide for the procrastinator.
Students to visit Israel for free Birthright trip with help from Hillel
By Grace Hill | Dec. 14, 2016Ohio University students will participate in the 10 day trip as a part of Taglit-Birthright.
Horse-drawn wagon rides down Court Street are free of charge this holiday season
By Jess Umbarger | Dec. 1, 2016John Hutchison has brought his long-term love for horses to the streets of Athens for the eleventh year.
Ohio Heroin Epidemic Awareness Day addresses an issue with widespread reach
By Sarah Franks | Nov. 28, 2016A class project raises awareness and money to educate people on the seriousness of heroin addiction.
Friendsgiving trend grows this holiday season
By Leslie Milkie | Nov. 20, 2016This Thanksgiving, friends are coming together to catch up and celebrate a Turkey Day meal of their own.
Sustainable Thanksgiving dinner to be hosted by the Office of Sustainability
By Chris Peterson | Nov. 20, 2016Guests will learn how to prepare sustainable dishes with their families.
Turkeys travel different paths on their way to the dinner table each Thanksgiving
By Sarah Franks | Nov. 17, 2016Consumers have many options when it comes to choosing where to get their bird for the holiday season.
Multiple Brewing adds a hoppy new flavor to Nelsonville
By Luke Furman | Nov. 16, 2016Husband and wife owners, Jason and Michelle Warren, brew, serve and will soon distribute their selection of house-brewed IPAs, ales and more.
Sphere Magazine provides outlet for creative writers on a journalism-heavy campus
By Jess Umbarger | Nov. 15, 2016The undergraduate literary magazine accepts writing from any student.
