Hundreds rally in peaceful protest against police brutality
Protesters took to the streets to voice their outrage over police brutality.
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Court Street businesses struggle with coronavirus, possible economic hits in the fall
Even as businesses struggle with the coronavirus, they are planning for the fall and how to help the ...
News Briefs from the 2019-20 academic year
From protests to campus closures, the academic year was full of news.
LGBT Center hosts monthly summer SpeakOUt panel
The panel will take place July 23 and will focus on queer people of color.
Coronavirus: Athens County approaching level 4 as cases rise
There have been nearly 150 new cases in Athens County in the last two weeks.
Athens restaurants and bars close, require masks as COVID-19 cases rises
Several restaurants, including Bagel Street Deli, have decided to temporarily close.
City of Athens to have firework display for Fourth of July
Social distancing guidelines are in place, and masks are encouraged for all celebrations.
Incoming OU freshmen complete orientation online as a result of COVID-19
Bobcat Student Orientation’s online move in order to fight the spread of COVID-19 is keeping everyone safe but creates huge changes from the face-to-face experience.
Pride Month celebrates LGBTQ identities, reflection on historic roots
OU’s LGBT Center is hosting a month of virtual programming.
World Environment Day focuses on biodiversity
Ohio University professors and students are working toward environmental projects and awareness.
City of Athens to suffer from impact of OU’s layoffs
The city is likely to not know the final impact of the layoffs until May 2021, once one-year notice renewals are up.
Hundreds rally in peaceful protest against police brutality
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Protesters took to the streets to voice their outrage over police brutality.
Peaceful protests take center stage in Athens over weekend
Athens locals peacefully protest the death of George Floyd over the weekend.
City Council passes city-wide composting program into effect
The program will be opt-out, with residents being automatically enrolled.
Q&A: Local rock star Lizard McGee faces the golf big leagues on 'Holey Moley'
Lizard McGee will appear on ABC’s Holey Moley.
Student businesses enable students to make a profit from selling clothes, jewelry
From Creamy Studios to withlovefrommar.
Court Street businesses struggle with coronavirus, possible economic hits in the fall
Even as businesses struggle with the coronavirus, they are planning for the fall and how to help the community.
