Head to a local theater to see these movies during Welcome Weekend
By Georgia Davis | Aug. 18, 2016Athens has a few theaters where students can see the latest and greatest movies.
Athens has a few theaters where students can see the latest and greatest movies.
With President McDavis set to step down in June of 2017, the search is on to find his successor.
It might be hard for some students to swing back into college. Luckily, some apps could help you this semester.
There are over 300 arts events that are free to OU students because of Arts for OHIO.
The library now has a gender-neutral bathroom in addition to more whiteboards and new furniture.
Jason Pina’s first day as vice president for Student Affairs at OU was June 13
Housing and Residence Life spent more than $7,700,000 repairing residence halls over the summer.
Athens residents cannot only tell it’s fall by the leaves changing color, but also by the number of festivals taking place throughout the season.
Here are some of the biggest headlines that hit Athens after Ohio University’s spring term ended
After picking up the sport at three years old, the near 21-year old freshman will head to Athens and look to boost Ohio’s offense.
The house on Court Street that for years has been surrounded in controversy is now occupied by members of the Sigma Pi Fraternity .
A tunnel carrying heating and electrical items is being repaired as a part of the Class Gateway project
Students’ experiments in solar energy and power beaming are set to takeoff onboard an upcoming spacecraft.
One chore that no Ohio University student can avoid is laundry, but it will be a bit different this semester.
Members worked to increase accessibility to gender-neutral restrooms and prevalence of composting bins.
The group plans to tackle issues such as student health care, the general fee and sick leave in the coming year.
Off-campus housing options tend to be picked over by late summer.
The Multicultural Center will host programs centered on the presidential election, race relations and immigration for the upcoming school year
Women’s Center Director Geneva Murray addresses changes, improvements and her goals for the center this year.
Fans of the sitcom Parks and Recreation will soon have the opportunity to watch one of its actors perform live stand-up comedy.