OU staff discusses new app, Go OHIO
By Kendall Wright | Aug. 30, 2023Go OHIO offers many features, new and old, to students.
Go OHIO offers many features, new and old, to students.
The foreboding brick buildings have a rich history.
Police Blotter: When deputies responded to a protection order complaint, the suspect fled out a window and ran into the woods. Deputies pursued the suspect on foot.
See all the artists who have made a major impact on the music charts so far.
Ohio University’s hills are no joke. Here are some shoes to help you tackle them.
New York-based hyper-rock trio, The Dionysus Effect, perfectly interprets themes of sex, depression and passion with their self-titled debut album.
It was the summer of big tours, double feature films and a 10-minute ukulele song.
Read to see the artists expected to take home the most awards on Sept. 12.
Ohio University’s Housing and Residence Life has been working on a housing plan that includes two new buildings and an increase of 600 beds located on South Green.
Some things stay the same.
Athens City Council met in committees Monday to discuss a customer agreement between Athens and the Le-Ax Water Filtration Plant.
The artist’s last album “Future Nostalgia” dropped in 2020, integrating disco-pop into the mainstream again.
Good luck, Bobbies.
On Thursday, Aug. 24, the Ohio Student Association, or OSA, and faculty research collaborators released the Ohio Black Student Equity Report during a virtual press conference. The report was comprised of students’ experiences and needs in Ohio.
The Irish folk-R&B artist has returned with a masterpiece four years in the making.
This article is a film review written by Jude Hannahs for Alejandro’s Gómez Monteverde’s “Sound of Freedom” (2023).
Here’s a list of items you’ll actually need throughout your four years in Athens.
Catch up on top stories happening in Athens that you missed while on summer break
Mateo Remsburg, assistant vice president for enrollment management and executive director for undergraduate admissions, said there are 5,160 students who did a campus tour visit and afterward expressed interest in applying for enrollment for Fall 2023; of those, 39% •confirmed their intent to enroll at OU.
The Board of Trustees met Monday to give updates on five capital projects, each with a budget of $500,000. Those projects will hopefully be finished in late 2025.