The Weekender: Looking behind the Marching 110, street performers of Athens
By Seth Archer | Sep. 23, 2015The Weekender is your guide to the best things going on in Athens this weekend.
The Weekender is your guide to the best things going on in Athens this weekend.
Planned Parenthood extends the opportunity to learn more information about its services with a beer and cheese social at Jackie O’s.
Bob Cooley is only the second coach in the history of mens golf at Ohio.
Union Street was closed for a few hours Wednesday morning while construction crews installed a heating and cooling unit using a crane.
Josiah Yazdani draws on religion to motivate him in games.
The three tier one organizations are collaborating together, having weekly meetings where they discuss events and are also planning a big event for Spring
International Student Union met with OU Police Chief Tom Pyle, university administrators and other student groups Tuesday to insure relations between the groups do not fray after last week’s ISIS threat.
Buskers, or street performers working for tips, can be seen most weekend nights on Court Street.
Ohio University students and faculty are working to try to tear down the “wall” of racial profiling and immigration.
The next step for the Athens Farmers Market is having city council create an exploratory committee to assess the suggested location.
Despite history being against it, Ohio has confidence going against Minnesota on Saturday.
The Hunting Ground is screening for free this week at the Athena, and each screening is preceded by a video from OU officials.
Ohio University Student Senate aims to fill empty seats, including a Budget Committee position, Wednesday.
Ohio University’s campus is filled with critters, but feeding them food that is not typically part of their diet is bad for everyone.
Ohio University officials fielded questions about these potential changes with a small group of students Tuesday.
The romantic movie is a sobering reminder about actual relationships in college.
Ohio University is famous for its bricks, but hundreds of years ago, the university started with just one building.
'Post' staffers sit down and discuss Leonard Fournette, college football and recent news in the sports world
Hungry groundhogs’ demise is mostly likely not involved with dining hall food.
Virtual reality games may be hitting stores sooner than you think.