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The OUtlet: Season 6, Show 3
By: Abby Grisez
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This is the October 3rd, 2017 broadcast of The OUtlet from WOUB News. On this week’s show, our reporters will tell you about a new shop in Athens that is… Read More
OU Student Runs Marathons Despite Hypothyroidism
By: Connor Kurek
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An Ohio University freshman has ran three marathons and plans to run 47 more: one in each state. She began her marathon plan two years ago and didn’t stop running,… Read More
Trimble Stadium’s Future Crumbling, Committee Hopes To Save It
By: Tyler Wend
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Trimble’s football team, like other teams in Southeastern Ohio, came into the season with laser focus on their first game. Coach Phil Faires’ team was full steam ahead until they… Read More
4-H Programs Leave Lasting Impact on Youth
By: David Lee
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Among the attendants to the annual Athens County Fair, there are more children than adults in the crowd: it’s Children’s day at the fair. There are festival rides and snack… Read More
Photos: Highlights of the Semester
We had an amazing semester here at Ohio University. From photographing the election, the following marches and rallies, and all of the local festivals and music, it’s been a long… Read More
Ohio University Continues to Support its International Community
There are more than 20,000 students enrolled at Ohio University’s Athens campus. Nearly 88 percent of that enrollment consists of students native to the state of Ohio. The remaining twelve… Read More
Invisible Victims of the Opioid Epidemic
Appalachia is the area that stretches from southern New York to northern Mississippi. However, some of the poorest counties in Appalachia are in Southeastern Ohio and Eastern Kentucky. In 2014,… Read More
Jackie O’s Resourcefully Enhances the Sharing Culture of the 30 Mile Meal
By: Abigail Carnivale, Clay Benjamin, Dani Dean
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Athens, Ohio offers a unique local food experience that brings a new meaning to the term “locavore.” Each dish brought out to the table has a different story, a different… Read More
Bulldogs Chew Up Buckeyes
By: Jacob Solether
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NELSONVILLE, Ohio — Brody Rodgers led the Athens Bulldogs to victory against the Nelsonville York Buckeyes Wednesday smacking two home runs to go along with four runs batted in. “Brody’s been locked… Read More
Making a Pledge on Athens’ Arbor Day/Earth Day
By: Alicia Warren
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ATHENS, Ohio –The Office of Sustainability at Ohio University held its joint Arbor Day/Earth Day celebration Wednesday morning as part of its effort to encourage sustainability. Aside from learning about the importance… Read More
Photos: Zoo to You
On April 18, the University Program Council (UPC), a volunteer organization of Ohio students who bring activities to campus and the local area, put on the “Zoo to yOU” event held… Read More
Eastern Dominates Lady Lancers
By: Maggie Shandrick
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STEWART, Ohio — The Eastern Lady Eagles did not let up Tuesday evening defeating the Federal Hocking Lady Lancers 27 to 5 in a TVC-Hocking showdown. Early hitting in the… Read More
Posting Violent Crimes Deepens Victim Wounds
By: Kaitlyn ShiveBy: Kaitlyn Shive
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Ohio University ATHENS: Ohio– Social Media sites have become a platform for criminals to broadcast their crimes to unsuspecting, and often unprepared, audiences. The most recent abuse of social media… Read More
Bulldogs Outlast Spartans
By: Joseph Payton
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ATHENS, Ohio — On Tuesday night, the Athens Bulldogs and the Alexander Spartans met up for a TVC-Ohio baseball showdown. With two hard-throwing pitchers on the mound in Chace Harris… Read More
Local Businesses Turn to Solar Energy
By: Brett Hanebrink
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An ordinance establishing the Athens Sustainability Action Plan was approved unanimously at Monday’s City Council meeting. The 32-page plan focuses on improving energy efficiency, the economy, housing and development, and reducing greenhouse-gas commissions…. Read More
Economic Development Plan Shoots for Thousands of Jobs
By: Nick Niehaus
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“Within five years, Athens County should add 2,500 new jobs, cut the poverty rate for children by five points and increase the per capita income by 15 percent.” Those are… Read More
Dorsey’s Record Not Enough as Ohio Falls to Kent State
By: Mitchell Lyons
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Bottom of the tenth. Game tied at zero. The pitch got past Kent State catcher Nicole Teefy. Left fielder Deanna Cole took off from third. The ball, Cole and pitcher… Read More
New Local Business Hopes to Bring Traffic to Market on State
By: Taylor Nimmo
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Out with the old, In with the new Ten years ago, Brent Hayes and Tom Parfitt bought the University Mall out of bankruptcy and were able to build the business back up… Read More
Greek Week to Support Sexual Assault Awareness
By: Madison Staley
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With reports of rape at a near all-time high in Athens, leaders of Ohio University’s Greek Week will be using the proceeds from this year’s event to support the sexual assault… Read More
International Week Takes on New Meaning
By: Brooke Davis
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ATHENS, Ohio – Nearly 1,500 students from 14 countries make up the international student body at Ohio University. That diversity is what makes International Week special. And changes by President… Read More
Central Michigan Sweeps OU in MAC Series
By: Rachel Cherry
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ATHENS, OH— The Bobcats were unable to seal the deal in any of the three games against Central Michigan this weekend. It was the first MAC series at home for Ohio…. Read More
West Union Businesses Suffer from Construction Whiplash
By: Blake Baker
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ATHENS, Ohio — Just when businesses on West Union St. thought their construction headaches were over: bam! “I would say this is worse than what we had before; it’s directly… Read More
“Gals On The Green” Shoots for More Ladies On The Links
By: Russ Heltman
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ATHENS, Ohio — Ohio University’s Golf and Tennis Center is home to Athens’ only golf course, and it’s hoping new female faces will be gracing the fairways soon. Just 20-percent… Read More
Athens International Film and Video Festival a Hit in Athens
By: Alicia Warren
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The Athens International Film and Video Festival officially kicked off in Athens on Monday. Nearly 2,000 film submissions from around the world were reviewed and chosen by the festival committee…. Read More
Athens County Commissioners Fear Trump Budget Cuts
By: Chelsea Sick
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President Donald Trump is proposing to eliminate the Community Development Block Grant program from his 2017 federal budget proposal. This federal program has provided federal funding to counties with financial needs… Read More
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