Post Haste: Gene Wilder died Monday; OU's freshman class isn't the biggest ever, but is pretty big
By Madeleine Peck | Aug. 29, 2016Your daily Athens newsletter.
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Lake Hope State Park brings bird and nature lovers face-to-face with hungry hummingbirds
By Sarah Franks | Aug. 29, 2016Lake Hope Nature Center continues with their annual summer program of hand-feeding hummingbirds at no cost.
Campus Cafés at Ohio University expand Frappuccino menus
By Madeleine Peck | Aug. 29, 2016Campus coffee shops add four new Frapucinos to the menu.
Board of Trustees to host first open forum discussing future university president
By Lauren Fisher | Aug. 29, 2016The public forum will take place in Baker Center Theater on Aug. 30 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
OU's Class of 2020 is third largest, despite enrollment decrease
By Kaitlin Coward | Aug. 29, 2016About 4,332 students are enrolled in the class of 2020, according to preliminary numbers from the first day of class.
International Student Union held first meeting of semester
By Jessica Hill | Aug. 29, 2016At the first ISU meeting of the semester, the organization discussed its hopes to attract more domestic students with upcoming events.
Dorm Sweet Dorm: TNT is a 'dynamite' workout
By Emily McIntyre | Aug. 29, 2016Get ready to blast away calories with Ping's group fitness classes
Bobcats by the Numbers: Alden isn't the only library in the MAC to have 24-hour study areas
By Megan Henry | Aug. 29, 2016The second floor of OU’s Alden Library is open 24 hours Monday through Thursday, and the libraries at Kent State University and Miami University also have some form of 24-hour access during the week.
With new law, Athens residents may be seeing higher alcohol percentage in local brews
By William T. Perkins | Aug. 29, 2016Jackie O's beer will likely contain a bit more alcohol in the near future thanks to a law lifting the limit of alcohol in beer.
Members of Ohio University College Republicans leave their mark on West Virginia
By Luke Torrance | Aug. 29, 2016Even though the group is based in Athens, OUCR does not limit its work to inside state lines. As club alumni have flocked to West Virginia politics, so has OUCR to West Virginia events.
Trisolini Gallery hosts 'rotten' printmaking exhibit displaying senior students' work
By Lindsey Lukacs | Aug. 29, 2016The exhibit features 18 different prints from senior art students throughout Ohio.
Soccer Column: Team potentially strongest of Rodgers' Ohio career
By Wynston Wilcox | Aug. 29, 2016Aaron Rodgers is in the fourth year of his contract, and the talent is starting to show.
Black Lives Matter-inspired discussion to follow cult-classic screening at The Athena
By Georgia Davis | Aug. 29, 2016The Athena Cinema will screen Attack the Block on Thursday as a gateway to a larger-issue discussion.
Athens Major Crime Unit uncovers evidence of drug trafficking at Washington Street residence
By Bailey Gallion | Aug. 29, 2016The Athens County Major Crimes Unit and the Athens Police Department are still investigating the case.
Large number of student organizations can both help and hurt students
By Alexis Eichelberger | Aug. 29, 2016Even with nearly 500 student organizations to choose from, students are still forming new groups every year.
Volleyball: Recent wave of losses is not of concern
By Nick Kairys | Aug. 29, 2016After an 0-3 start, Ohio is stuck looking for answers on how to turn their bad start around.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: University of Chicago’s letter about trigger warning largely misunderstood
By Chuck Greenlee | Aug. 29, 2016Safe spaces have no effect on those uninvolved despite University of Chicago’s letter.
Amplified Observations: Making an acoustic guitar sound psychedelic is hard, but some artists make it look easy
By Luke Furman | Aug. 29, 2016Columnist Luke Furman takes a look at all of the musicians who ditched effects pedals for trippy lyrics and rippling hollow-body strings.
Soccer: Veteran transfer hopes to be final piece in attack
By Wynston Wilcox | Aug. 29, 2016Bryce Hueber went from playing against Ohio's soccer team to joining them. The offensive-minded striker has been exactly what the Bobcats needed.
Football: Western Michigan projected to win MAC, fighting through turmoil
By Trevor Colgan | Aug. 29, 2016In the first MAC Coaches' Conference Call of the season, teams around the conference talked about their chances in the upcoming season.
