New local band Rough Patch consists of five members who love spending time creating music and jamming with each other. The band has several shows in the near future, and welcomes anyone interested in its rock sound.
Green Beer Day comes once a year, and the students at Ohio University take this time to celebrate their hard work throughout the year and give themselves a taste of spring break. Many students were decked out in green and barhopped all day and night, ignoring the rain and embracing the holiday.
Many Bobcats have an allergy, which can cut down on their options in the dining halls and make it harder for them to get a good meal in. Accommodations are available for students through OU’s culinary dietitian, and they are encouraged to meet and make a plan for any allergies or dietary restrictions.
This week in Athens County, deputies prevented an attempted drug transfer into Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail, responded to multiple theft cases and advised folks to work out their personal issues in a responsible and mature way.
Cool Digs has closed its doors on East State Street, due to slow sales and increased supplier and shipping costs. Sara Quoia Bryant, the owner, speaks on her experiences with the store and the city of Athens.
The Ohio University journaling club is hosting bi-weekly meetings. The club encourages any form of journaling and is open to any student.
“Hair,” the first rock musical, is coming to OU, and the cast has been rehearsing since the beginning of the semester to produce the famous show, which paved the way for other against-the-grain productions.
The Ohio University Turning Point chapter held its first meeting Feb. 11, following several social media threats on the platform YikYak. The group discussed its mission, which is to promote conservative values, and debated several controversial questions.
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.
The National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom program recently recognized three new sites near Athens County, recognizing the history and experiences from the Underground Railroad.
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