Athens marathoners go the distance
By Elizabeth Talaga | Apr. 15Runners flocked to Athens on Sunday morning for Ohio’s longest running marathon.
Runners flocked to Athens on Sunday morning for Ohio’s longest running marathon.
The three-day music festival brought international performers and max-capacity crowds to its shows.
Over half a century after the first AIFVF, the Athena Cinema continued hosting the event from April 7-13.
Vibrancy Theater hosted its first showing of Bootycandy at Kantner Hall on April 10.
Spring semester is flying by and finals preparations are underway. With projects, tests and papers, Bobcats are in need of support from professors and educated peers.
Several churches in Athens offer free community meals each week. From sack lunches to hot dinners, each church hopes to help those in need and spread positivity.
From sharing personal stories to drama from the show, fans were excited to see the iconic instructor from Dance Moms in the flash.
Moms Weekend encouraged bonding between parents and students.
Actor and internet personality Timothée Chalamet visited Athens for Fest weekend.
Athens locals participated in the 2025 Bubble Bash 5K, coming together to enjoy a bubble-filled run and collect toiletries for charity.
Serenity Roots is a space for Athens residents to unwind, recharge and connect with their health.
Bagel Street Deli celebrated the 25th annual Picklefest on Friday, raising money for charity and bringing the community together.
The Ohio Valley Museum of Discovery welcomes people from both Athens and neighboring cities to learn about art, science, math, technology and engineering.
The Historic Preservation Commission, a council of volunteers appointed by the city, have made it their mission to preserve the character of Athens.
Internships allow students to engage in professional experiences.
St. Patrick’s Day parties swept through Athens over the weekend, bringing together friends and families over Irish meals and green drinks.
Ohio University offers a variety of study away programs for students over spring break.
The de facto St. Patrick’s Day celebration took over Court Street on Wednesday.
Keith Barron, a preschool and kindergarten teacher for Solid Ground School, introduced a new and exciting storytelling project to the classroom in 2021.
“Rockin For Reproductive Rights” at The Union raises funds for Planned Parenthood.