Alyssa Cruz

Athens: a gem in Southeast Ohio

Besides being the home of Ohio University, Athens has a rich and exciting history.

Culture staff provides advice about BSO, college life

As incoming freshmen begin participating in Bobcat Student Orientation, or BSO, the Culture staff shared their insights on things they wish they had known prior.

OU alum reminisces on Palmer Fest

OU alum Michael Burns provides an interesting perspective of what Palmer Fest looked like during one of its safest years in history. 

Daily Rundown: Ohio softball takes on Toledo, AAPISU reflects on heritage celebrations, footage from Palmer Place Fest and more

Celebration of music, dance, culture returns

The 11th World Music and Dance Concert took place last Friday and featured a variety of groups. The concert directors discussed the concert and the importance of learning about different cultures.

Solid Ground Farm cultivates young minds

 Solid Ground Farm is a sustainable farm founded and operated by Weston Lombard. The farm experiments with good production as well as serves as an elementary school to teach children about nature.

Daily Rundown: The increasing popularity of the JUCO route, the Ohio Innocence Project, an update on the East Palestine situation and more

Cuestiones con Cruz: What are the origins of some of your favorite Mexican foods?

Mexican food in the U.S. has been popular for decades. However, some may wonder, what are the origins of these staples?

Lifelong musician to perform in Pomeroy

Tom Rush, a well-seasoned musician, will host a performance at Fur Peace Ranch in Pomeroy, OH. Rush has been in the music business for close to six decades and seems to have no plans of slowing down.

Cuestiones con Cruz: What significance do potatoes hold in Latin America?

While many associate the spud with other countries, the potato is indigenous to South America and still holds cultural significance to the region.