OU’s Habitat for Humanity is a student-run organization that builds sustainable and affordable homes across Southeast Ohio. The international organization has an inspiring history, and each member encourages people to get involved and continue the mission.
It is time for Bobcats to schedule for fall semester and scheduling can create different stressors unique to each student. Learn more about ways to avoid scheduling stress, the impact scheduling can have on mental health and the importance of academic advisors.
The Ohio University Recruiting Society, or OURS, celebrated its annual multicultural variety show this weekend.
The Sing Men of Ohio, or SMO, has its annual alumni concert this weekend. Learn about SMO’s history, values and the strong connection between alumni and current members.
For many OU students, Fest Season is an exciting part of the spring semester and learning how to remain safe, drink responsibly and stay out of trouble is important to have fun. Learn more about advice, tips and some Fest Season history from upperclassmen and alumni.
The partnership and friendship between OU and Chubu University has been ongoing for 50 years. Learn about the history of the partnership and ways students, faculty and the Athens community celebrate Cherry Blossom season.
Easter is this Sunday, and OU does not provide days off for the holiday. Learn about how both in-state and out-of-state students plan on spending their weekends.
A group of international students from Brazil cheered on the OU basketball team during their two-week exchange program in February. Learn more about their fun cheers and the Latin American Institute of Business program.
Spring Break is right around the corner and students and faculty are eager to relax. Learn about different ways to vacation and the benefits Spring Break can have on mental health.
March is nationally recognized as Women’s History Month. Learn about this year's theme and how OU programs acknowledge and celebrate women throughout the month.
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