In a few short days, many Ohio University students will be headed south to Hilton Head, bathing suits in tow. And even for those who are not, warm weather is here and summer is around the corner — meaning many will be re-evaluating the damage done to their physiques throughout the year.
One Ohio University student is setting out to prove that not all feminists are easily stereotyped.
In traditional African language, there is not a word for “music.” Instead, the concept of music includes a combination of dance, song and visual art, and the vocabulary reflects that.
Though the sketches and paintings on exhibit at the Kennedy Museum of Art might seem unconnected, their artists all have a common thread — their gender.
Studying abroad is meant to expose students to different cultures and help break down barriers. To many Ohio University students, however, international students and their cultures remain distinctly foreign.
With hundreds of television channels to choose from, it is easy to miss out on many programs, especially when it comes to local programming. Yet Athens has its own wealth of TV programs — including one dedicated solely to celebrating local women.
Though the phrase “going local” is growing in popularity across the nation, it can have an especially strong meaning in a small, tight-knit town like Athens.
After a “Cinderella” season of March Madness and John Groce’s departure to Illinois, and amid constant budget talks and protests about athletic funding at Ohio University, the presence of sports in our lives is more apparent than ever.
There’s a new kid on the block in the social media world, one that seeks to capture life’s shared experiences in one place.
For eight Ohio University students, spring break meant a week of surfing and camping in Cape Hatteras, N.C., where the offseason allowed for better deals and a less crowded beach.
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