The RecoverED Project chapter at Ohio University is part of the larger nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a safe space for students in eating disorder recovery. The OU chapter welcomes everyone passionate about recovery and provides education about recovery, along with local resources.
OU Color Guard gives students the opportunity to continue practicing colorguard in college while building connections with fellow performers.
Active Minds is a national organization that is dedicated to decreasing mental health stigma through meetings and campus events. The chapter aims to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for students to alleviate stress by learning about campus resources and connecting with fellow students.
Battle of the Greens, hosted by Housing and Residence Life, is a month-long competition that gives students the platform to perform live on the green. The next live performance is Sept. 16 on South Green.
Donkey Coffee is hosting a contest centered around its music mural, challenging customers to naming more than 40 bands and artists featured on the shop’s wall. The contest runs until Sept. 15.
Ohio University students and Athens locals are encouraged to register to vote. Resources are provided by local organizations to help voters stay informed. The voter registration deadline is Oct. 5.
@montclaire.band is a six-piece student band featuring tunes rooted in alternative rock, bluegrass and more. The band shares how it came to be and its experiences as student musicians.
Stenosis is a punk rock band based in Athens and building their sound with ‘80s hardcore punk and ‘90s sludge metal. The two-piece band is rooted in their belief of “conquering” one’s hardships.
Women in Music Industry strives to provide members with a welcoming and supportive environment through weekly meetings, open mics and workshops to encourage connection and women’s participation in the industry.
Concerts on the Green features six performances through the OU School of Music and Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts to provide a free outdoor concert for the community.
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