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Ohio University Shows Off Its 200 Year History
By: Dawson Mecum
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Athens, OH – The parade marches down court street, the Marching 110 plays the Alma Mater and the Bobcats defeat Bowling Green. The perfect homecoming weekend. Homecoming weekend shows gratitude to… Read More
Ohio University Baseball Field Rolls Out New Look
By: Gabe Genovesi
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ATHENS, Ohio — Ohio Baseball has joined other MAC teams in a major playing-field upgrade. A $600,000 renovation to the infield of Bob Wren stadium was completed Thursday, October 4…. Read More
You’d Be Foolish to Do it for Money
By: Michael Broerman
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The Sounds of Athens Athens, Ohio is not like any other town. Ohio University, with an enrollment of over 20,000 undergraduates, attracts students from all over the world. While the… Read More
Athens Parking Rate Doubles With New Rules
By: Steven Hernandez
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The Athens City Council approved an ordinance revising parking meter rules Monday, increasing costs and extending enforcement hours. Central to the council’s decision was Court Street in Uptown Athens. The new… Read More
Race for the Cure Raises Funds for Breast Cancer Research
By: Abby Grisez
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The fourth annual Southeast Ohio Race for the Cure took place this weekend and raised money for local breast cancer screenings and other services in the area. Deb Haugh traveled… Read More
How Ohio U Students Are Combating Sexual Assault on Campus
By: Abby Grisez
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ATHENS — After a number of sexual assaults were reported in Athens and at Ohio University, some students are coming up with solutions to help solve the issue. The Ohio… Read More
Community Members Come Together In The 8th Annual 9/11 Interfaith Peace Walk
By: Taylor Pacelli
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“Thank you for being here tonight as we walk for a more peaceful tomorrow,” said Ohio University President Duane Nellis, starting off the 8th Annual 9/11 Interfaith Peace Walk. COORDINATING… Read More
Vulcan Riders Support Athens and Veterans
By: Kaitlin Kulich
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ATHENS — Members of the 200 expected motorcyclists who are visiting Athens this week from the Vulcan Riders Association hit the road Monday night through uptown Athens. They made their way… Read More
Insects – Small, Powerful and Mostly Endangered
By: Lauren Ramoser
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Summer is finally here and many are complaining about insect bites or wine flies. But even if they might be annoying in the first place, their are two very important… Read More
Land of the Free (Water) and Complimentary Restrooms
By: Lauren Ramoser
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It is a totally new experience for me, free water and free bathrooms. Back home in Germany, you have to pay a price for these most basic of human needs…. Read More
Ohio University Modernizes Residential Life
In today’s competitive world of higher education it can be difficult for soon-to-be high school graduates to decide which college is right for them. It can also be difficult for… Read More
“Gypsy Jazz” Bridges Social Classes
By: Ali Ruscitto There are many different local bands around Athens, Ohio to check out, but how many do you know play “Gypsy Jazz” and Swing music? Actually, the “Gypsy… Read More
The Passion Behind the Flower: Origin of “The Official Flower of Athens”
By: Sarah Newgarde ATHENS, Ohio—Passion Works Studio is home to many artists of all abilities and the now infamous “Official Flower of Athens”, the Passion Flower. The goal of the… Read More
Local Businesses Take On Fostering Cats Since No Cat Shelter Available in Athens
By: Lexie White Because there are no cat shelters in Athens, Ohio, local businesses have taken on the responsibility while working with the Humane Society. Hyacinth Bean floral shop is… Read More
The Effect of E-Commerce in Athens
by Riley Harshman Bon-Ton announced earlier this month that they would be liquidating their company and closing all 267 stores nationwide. Stores included in Bon-Ton’s franchise are: Bergner’s, Boston Store,… Read More
University Late Check-Out Policy Leaves Students Paying to Stay
By Maggie Prosser Ohio University’s campus will close on May 4, driving students out of dorms and forcing daunting fees on those who choose—or need—to stay in residence halls after… Read More
State-Based Organization Helps Those with Disabilities Run Races
by Bharbi Hazarika Jill Watson wasn’t able to tie the laces of her white canvas running shoes, but that didn’t deter her from taking part in Ohio University’s Race… Read More
Unchained Fashion Show Raises Human Trafficking Awareness
by Ambrielle Coleman Last week students, faculty and families visited Ohio University’s Walter Hall to see a fashion show. Most visitors believed they were going to watch models strut down… Read More
Early Lease Terminations Lead to Issues for Students
by Hayden Clark ATHENS, OH – Off campus Ohio University students are focused on more than just finals. OU students are forced to leave their current place of residence either… Read More
Queer Representation in Video Games
By: Anna Turner, Ian Kenyon, Kay Jurma
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A new generation of queer video game developers are trying to expand the options for LGBTQ gamers and change the narrative when it comes to queer representation in games. The Outlet’s… Read More
Gender Neutral Housing at Ohio University is Expanding this Fall
By: Michael Kromer, Salgu Wissmath
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This Fall Gender Neutral Housing is expanding at Ohio University. It’s a regular Thursday afternoon for Alex Petras. He lives in a cramped single room in Smith House on the… Read More
Music Takes Over Ohio University’s Campus
by Conshea Brown The Singing Men of Ohio (SMO) hosted their spring annual Invitational this past Saturday, April 28th. The event was free to all community members but donations to… Read More
Local Breweries Continue Beneficial Relationship with the Community
by Ethan Gates In the small town of Athens resides three large breweries that the town has graciously welcomed into the community. JackiO’s, Devil’s Kettle, and Little Fish Brewery all… Read More
Cooking Workshop Gives Taste of Being Vegan for Cheap
By: Madeleine Peck
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There are a couple obstacles in the way for people interested in becoming vegan or vegetarian. People may not know how to press tofu or cut up a pepper. They… Read More
LGBT Media Action Activism Podcast
By: Brittany Irwin, Mikaela Ashburn
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The students taking LGBT Media action this semester have been hard at work. Their most recent stories have been focusing on activism. Listen as Bee Irwin and Mikaela Ashburn host… Read More
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