Panhellenic Council’s Sisterhood of the Traveling Dresses event aims to eliminate financial barriers and connect communities by providing free formal wear to local students March 20-22.
2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse. The horse symbolizes charging forward in life, and many people arrived in Ohio University Baker Ballroom Sunday to celebrate.
This week, Athens residents can attend musical events, explore internship opportunities and cheer on the Bobcats.
The Southeast Ohio History Center hosted its first Lyceum Lunch of the year. The center welcomed Bob Toy, local attorney at law, to discuss an infamous murder in Southeast Ohio.
Open mic nights, a comedian and music are just some of the things going on in Athens County this week.
Bobcats and Athens residents recap their Valentine’s weekends, which consisted of busy shifts at work and spending time with loved ones, whenever it’s possible. Many people spent the day giddy with a bouquet of flowers and a box of chocolates from a partner, while some enjoyed the company of close friends or family.
Ohio University students are already planning spring break trips to take advantage of the week off from classes.
The Big Run Kava Bar hosts many events catered to the interests of locals, including music nights and its popular Paint & Sip nights with local artist Alyssa Lee. The class is $30, drink and all materials included.
There are plenty of events to stay busy for Valentine’s Day, with dogs coming to campus, several Valentine’s Day-themed craft workshops and shows at The Union.
Athens Sunrise Rotary and the Pigskin have been collaborating since 2017 to support a charity nominated by the Athens community. For every beer sold, Pigskin and Athens Sunrise Rotary each donate $1 to the month's chosen organization.
From movie nights on campus and at the Athena to guest speakers and workshops, an array of events are happening in Athens County throughout the week.
Snowfall brought students together on Jeff Hill on Sunday afternoon, where about 100 gathered to sled and relive a bit of childhood during Winter Storm Fern.
The West End Ciderhouse is where several craft-loving Athens locals spend every second Sunday afternoon. This group is relatively new and invites anyone to come and work on any craft.
From music to art, Athens hosts events for all to enjoy.
Donkey Coffee supports local artists and strives to create a comfortable place to settle down and enjoy a cup of coffee. Along with hosting open-mic nights and other community-driven events, the shop features a gallery of colorful art pieces by local artists.
As the snow falls in Athens County, many mammals, reptiles and amphibians settle in for a long, slow winter. Meanwhile, the cold temperatures are bringing new birds to spot in the trees.
This week features various music, food and sporting events for residents, welcoming students back to Athens following the holiday season.
There are many lifestyle changes people can make to live sustainably through the winter. From recycling to making home upgrades, winter sustainability may not be as challenging as people think.
Hundreds of Ohio University Bobcats joined the alumni community after walking the stage at their commencement ceremony Dec. 13. Students set to graduate in May are preparing for their departure and searching for work.
This holiday season, Athens County went all out with celebrations and decorations. The community tree is standing tall in uptown Athens, and many houses are spruced up with string lights and yard inflatables. Many locals and businesses are using this time to support those in need, organizing food drives and helping spread more holiday cheer to those in the community.
Solutions by The State News