PROJECTS
The Post Predicts: Oscars 2024 winners
By Grace Koennecke and The Beat Staff | Feb. 1NFL fans show their pride in Athens
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 25OU graduation and retention rates rank high among fellow Mid-American Conference universities
By Alex Imwalle | Jan. 18With an average graduation rate of 66.18% over the past four admission years on record, OU ranks third in the MAC.
Student organization leaders explain pressures, benefits
By Disha Hoque | Nov. 16Student leaders are often praised for their efforts to make an impact on campus, but the unexpected pressures that come with being involved are often overlooked.
The Beat staff reflects on its appreciation for music
By Grace Koennecke , The Beat Staff and Grace Brezine | Nov. 9Containing many music lovers, The Beat section’s members reflected on their favorite albums and the artists who have left a lasting impact on their lives.
Meet the 2023 Athens Mayoral Candidates
By Donovan Hunt and Madalyn Blair | Nov. 2In under one week, registered voters in the city of Athens have the opportunity to vote for who they think the next mayor should be.
Street musicians highlight benefits of busking
By Jackson McCoy | Oct. 26Busking on Court St. is an abundant practice, and street performers dot the many corners of Athens’ most iconic streets. The stories of the numerous buskers many know and love make their music even more special.
Notable alumni reflect on years spent at OU
By Culture Staff | Oct. 5With homecoming right around the corner, now is as good of a time as ever to reflect on notable alumni and all they have accomplished since leaving the “Harvard on the Hocking.”
Athens expects more litter during OU Homecoming
By Paige Fisher | Oct. 5Athens Mayor Steve Patterson and Service-Safety Director Andy Stone said they have both seen an increase in litter during weekends with large events in Athens, including Homecoming and Halloween. However, Patterson said the city has been able to manage the trash production and keep the city clean.
Groceries cost more at Ohio University’s markets compared to Kroger, Walmart and others. Here’s why.
By Ryan Maxin | Sep. 28Athens grocery stores sell items for less than Ohio University markets, analysis finds
Students share parental grief experiences
By Olivia Rohling | Sep. 21Grief at any age is difficult to face, but when you lose a parent at a young age, it makes the path to adulthood all the more difficult.
Students share study-abroad experiences
By Hannah Campbell | Sep. 14Study abroad programs may not be for everyone, but despite some hardships, I am truly grateful for the opportunities I experienced.
Polling location changes cause confusion
By Madalyn Blair | Aug. 30Rome and Carthage polling locations were changed in Athens County, eliciting confusion among voters.