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Athens Jazz Festival to Spotlight OU Students, Faculty
By: Bryan Gibson
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Festival season is well underway in Athens County, with big bashes and street soirees taking place every weekend. But of all of the famous (and infamous) fests in our neck… Read More
Black Lips, Tim Easton Join Nelsonville Fest Lineup
With just two months to go until show time, Nelsonville Music Festival organizers have announced another round of acts, including garage-rockers The Black Lips and Americana singer-songwriter Tim Easton. Other… Read More
ARTS/West to Host 7th Annual Cat’s Pajamas Clothing Exchange
The seventh installment of the Cat’s Pajamas Clothing Exchange will be held at ARTS/West this weekend. The clothing exchange is ARTS/West’s major annual fundraiser, and utilizes more than 50 volunteers… Read More
Hoopla In The Hills Moves to Licking County this Weekend
The ninth annual Hoopla in the Hills music festival has moved out of Athens County and will be held at Frontier Ranch in Pataskala (Licking County) this week. For many… Read More
OU Lit Fest Returns this Week; Former Poet Laureate Among Speakers
By: Marlena Scott
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Some of the nation’s top literary figures, including a former U.S. Poet Laureate, are visiting Athens this week for the 30th annual Spring Literary Festival, hosted by the Creative Writing… Read More
OU Theater’s “Noises Off” Delivers Fast-Paced Laughs (PHOTOS)
By: Amy Schmitt
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Ohio University’s fourth theater production of the 2014-15 school year is a twofer – a humorous play within a play that gives audiences a look at what goes on behind… Read More
Local, National Artists Featured “In And Around The Barn”
The Dairy Barn Arts Center has announced the opening of In and Around the Barn, featuring a range of participatory artworks and performances for old and young, on Friday, March… Read More
OU Professor’s Book Spotlights Female Broadcast Pioneer
By: Amy Schmitt
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This Wednesday, the Ohio University Women’s Center will spotlight E.W. Scripps School of Journalism Professor Marilyn Greenwald and her new book, Pauline Frederick Reporting: A Pioneering Broadcaster Covers the Cold… Read More
OU Mourns Loss of Longtime Art Professor
By: George Mauzy Jr
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Ohio University is mourning the death of Professor Emeritus of Art Donald Roberts, who died on March 16 at his home in Athens. He served as a professor of art… Read More
From Athens to Austin: SXSW 2015, Day Five
By: Josh Antonuccio
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Last week, Ohio University School of Media Arts and Studies instructor Josh Antonuccio led a class of 24 OU students on a week-long trip to the South by Southwest festival… Read More
From Athens to Austin: SXSW 2015, Day Four
By: Josh Antonuccio
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This week, Ohio University School of Media Arts and Studies instructor Josh Antonuccio is leading a class of 24 OU students on a week-long trip to the South by Southwest… Read More
From Athens to Austin: SXSW 2015, Day Three
By: Josh Antonuccio
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This week, Ohio University School of Media Arts and Studies instructor Josh Antonuccio is leading a class of 24 OU students on a week-long trip to the South by Southwest… Read More
“A Day Like All The Rest” Explores Issues Facing Today’s Youth
As a global society we do not often consider the voices of our young. Tough issues such as HIV/AIDS, violence against women and girls, and drug use are among subjects… Read More
On The Green Weekend To Feature “Through The Decades” Film Festival
By: McKenzie Powell
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Have you ever dreamed of seeing your classic film favorites on the big screen once again? During On The Green Weekend (May 27-30) you can enjoy a fun-filled weekend in… Read More
From Athens to Austin: SXSW 2015, Days 1-2
By: Josh Antonuccio
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This week, Ohio University School of Media Arts and Studies Instructor Josh Antonuccio is leading a class of 24 OU students on a week-long trip to the South by Southwest… Read More
AHS Drama Club to Perform at State Thespian Conference
By: Amy Lavelle McCualskey | Athens Messenger
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For the first time in 20 years, a cast from the Athens High School Drama Club has been invited to perform in the featured performance category at the Ohio Educational… Read More
Acclaimed Irish-American Band Coming to Marietta
By: Mark Hellenberg
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Solas, the premier traditional Irish-American band, has been touring this country for nearly two decades. This month, the group will make a stop at The Adelphia Music Hall, located in… Read More
OU Alumnus to Co-Produce “Star Wars: Rogue One”
John Swartz, a distinguished graduate of Ohio University’s School of Media Arts & Studies (formerly the School of Telecommunications), was recently announced as a co-producer of the first Star Wars… Read More
Athena Cinema to Take Part in National Evening of “Science on Screen”
The Athena Cinema will take part in the second annual National Evening of Science on Screen on Monday, March 16. Twenty-two independent theaters in cities across the country will participate… Read More
Ray Wylie Hubbard Tapped for 2015 Covered Bridge Music Series
By: Cheri Russo
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The Covered Bridge Music Series returns to Lancaster on May 23 with legendary singer/songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard, joined by fellow Texan John Evans. Hubbard and Evans will perform behind Herrold… Read More
WOUB SXSW Coverage Begins March 17
From Tuesday, March 17 through Sunday March 22, Ohio University School of Media Arts and Studies Instructor Josh Antonuccio will be leading a class of 24 OU students for a… Read More
Upcoming Women’s Center Events Celebrate Feminists, Artists
By: Amy Schmitt
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This Spring, the Ohio University Women’s Center is hosting events that showcase and celebrate women and feminists from around the world. Two major events include the International Women’s Day Festival… Read More
Fairy Tales Come To Life In ABC Players’ “Shrek The Musical”
It’s the perfect love story. He’s the ugly ogre we all hate and fear, and she’s an enchanted princess with an attitude. Complicating their romance is a scheming nobleman who… Read More
Todd Burge Recruits Tim O’Brien, Kathy Mattea For “Imitation Life”
West Virginia troubadour Todd Burge wanted to mark his 50th year on earth with a special recording project. A 50-song album seemed like a bit much and calling it Fifty… Read More
Plans For Wild Turkey Festival Nearly Set
By: Tyler Buchanan | The Vinton County Courier
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There is no “returning back to normal” for the Wild Turkey Festival a year after the all-out 30th anniversary, organizers hope, as more entertainment and other events continue to be… Read More
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