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Curbside Compost Service Possible in Athens
By: Kaitlin Kulich
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Athens residents may have another bin they could roll to curbside on trash day. Rural Action and the city of Athens are proposing a composting program. It would allow Athens residents… Read More
International Week Creates Welcoming Feel for Foreign Students
By: Nathan Buccilla
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At times, Anibal Campos felt alone. And in a way, he was. Ohio University hosts 1,731 international students from 106 different countries and Campos is the only one from Bolivia…. Read More
Bobcats Win First Home Series of 2018 Season
By: Mary Puzder
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The Ohio University Bobcats took to Bob Wren Stadium for a three-game series against the Northern Illinois Huskies this weekend. Saturday was the first time the Bobcats played a home… Read More
Queer Eye Creator On Time At Ohio University
By: Abby Grisez
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Queer Eye, the unscripted Netflix makeover show, was renewed for a second season this week. Series creator and executive producer David Collins used to volunteer at WOUB and graduated from… Read More
The Pride of Queens: Celebrating Drag in Athens
By: Adriana Navarro, Seth Eggenschwiller
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Tucked away among the many venues of Athens, Ohio sits the wine bar Athens Uncorked. A rainbow flag hangs from outside, welcoming all who come. The music is subtle and calm, but at least once every… Read More
Athens High School Fails Disabled Students
By: Tiffany Goldstein
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ATHENS, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Education has issued a failing grade to Athens City Schools for the way they handle disabled students. At the same time, the Ohio… Read More
Media of Pride
By: Mikaela Ashburn
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Friday, February 2nd students gather in a conference room in baker center, it is the beginning of the 48-hour shootout. The students involved will spend every hour of the next… Read More
Athens Roller Derby Back in Action
By: August Knuth
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The Athens Ohio Roller Derby is back in action after their home opener Saturday. The Appalachian Hell Betties hosted the Violet Femmes of West Virginia in their first home bout… Read More
Long Road Ahead for Forest Managment Plan
By: Elise Hammond
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ATHENS, Ohio — More than forty people came to the Ohio Division of Wildlife Office on Tuesday to share their views about a three-year process to revise the Wayne National Forest… Read More
Ohio Bobcats Swimming and Diving Team: In and Out of the Water
By: Thomas Garverick
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The life of a college student-athlete is nonstop – just ask the Ohio Bobcats Swimming and Diving Team. The team is in the pool practicing from 6-7:30 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays… Read More
Annual Bobcat Unity Walk Celebrates Diversity
By: Katharine Morey
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ATHENS, Ohio — Celebration, solidarity and pride were the themes of the third-annual Ohio University Bobcat Unity Walk on Monday evening. Dozens of students, faculty, and community members gathered to… Read More
Two Businesses Reshape West Union Street
By: Lukas Moore
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Clothing store 24-7 Dreams, and the bar Cat’s Corner are two businesses now calling West Union Street home. The businesses stand a couple of blocks away from each other on… Read More
Athens Falls to 0-2 After a Walk-Off Loss to Logan
By: Anna Hoffman
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What was a slow-pitcher’s duel turned into an exciting walk-off finish. After holding the lead until the final inning, the Athens Bulldogs fought the umpire’s final call for Logan. In… Read More
Ohio Softball Sweep Sets Tone for Season
By: Tyler Corbit
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An old saying in baseball and softball is that your first at-bat says a lot about the rest of your season. For Ohio University, their first at-bat was a home… Read More
Athens Residents “March For Our Lives” in Columbus
By: Kaitlin Kulich
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While hundreds participated in the March For Our Lives in Athens Saturday morning, 27 Athens residents and students marched through the streets of Columbus for the same cause; to oppose… Read More
Athens March For Our Lives
By: Abby Grisez
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Hundreds of people in Athens joined thousands of others calling for stricter gun control as part of March For Our Lives events taking place across the country Saturday. The Athens March… Read More
Rumors Around Haunted Athens
By: Lauren Ramoser
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If you trust the internet, Athens is supposedly one of the most haunted places in Ohio. Especially around the former Athens Asylum, there is a lot of paranormal activity said… Read More
Athens Sandlot Baseball Set to Start – Despite Conditions
By: Benjamin Schwartz
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Weather in the Midwest plays a role in pretty much everything. With baseball season approaching, there’s not much that can be done besides toughing it out. The Athens Sandlot Baseball and… Read More
Opponents Voice Concerns on Curbing Campus Protests
By: Diamond Jeune
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Angry students and faculty filled the Baker University Center ballroom Wednesday night voicing concerns about proposed rules restricting on-campus protests. The open forum was organized by a presidential advisory group… Read More
Freshman Softball Standout Competes to be the Best Teammate
By: Joseph Hennessy
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Madi McCrady has always had success on the mound and has the tools to become one of the greats, but she is focused on becoming more – the best teammate…. Read More
Developmental Disability Festival Welcomes Record Turnout
By: Rebekah Markovitz
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Around 300 people and representatives from 50 organizations gathered Tuesday night in the Athens Community Center gymnasium for the 2018 Developmental Disability Festival, making for the festival’s biggest turnout to… Read More
Contract for Compost Pickup Pilot Program Expected by June
By: Mary Puzder
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This summer, the City of Athens expects to follow through on its efforts for zero waste. Andrea Reany, Zero Waste program manager for Rural Action, said a weekly compost pickup… Read More
Area Players Show Out at All-Star Game
By: Rogene Evans
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To bring basketball season to an official close, Southeast Ohio high schools gathered under one roof to compete in the District 13 High School All-Star games. The event at Logan… Read More
City Council Resolves To Protect Bobcats – The Furry Kind
By: Taylor Pacelli
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Athens City Council approved a resolution Monday night opposing an Ohio Division of Wildlife proposal to allow bobcat trapping and killing in select counties, including Athens. The bobcat was removed from… Read More
Buckeyes’ Star May Find New Role Next Season
By: Lukas Moore
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A key piece of the Nelsonville-York Buckeyes’ first regional championship in 35 years was offensive weapon Keegan Wilburn. The All-State Sophomore was used all over the field, in the backfield, in… Read More
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