A glimpse into the turbulent history of African-Americans in Athens
By Jessica Hill | Jan. 29, 2019African-American history in Athens is a long road of discrimination and progress, but some of it might be repeating today.
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Local children break the mold at Dairy Barn ceramics class
By Sophia Englehart | Jan. 27, 2019The class for second through sixth graders is held every Wednesday afternoon.
‘Heroin(e)’ documentary screening and discussion aim to educate audiences about opioid epidemic
By Baylee DeMuth | Jan. 27, 2019The acclaimed Netflix documentary following the opioid epidemic in West Virginia will be shown in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium, followed by a panel discussion.
Women in military service experience similar challenges to male counterparts
By Baylee DeMuth | Jan. 25, 2019A workshop honoring female veterans will bring light to women enrolled in different branches of the service.
Burr Oak State Park to host owl spotting hike
By Jillian Craig | Jan. 24, 2019Experience the sights and sounds of regional owls on a 1-mile hike into their natural habitat.
Nelsonville club for young women to address the STEM gender gap through computer coding club
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 23, 2019The national organization Girls Who Code is starting a chapter at the Nelsonville Public Library for third- through fifth-grade girls.
Experimental Ink classes aim to provide cultural immersion through traditional Chinese ink techniques
By Baylee DeMuth | Jan. 23, 2019Students will have the opportunity to study and learn traditional ink techniques to create their own individual projects.
Receiving accommodations for mental health conditions may be difficult
By Maddie Capron | Jan. 23, 2019Many students struggle with mental health conditions, and receiving accommodations for those may be difficult
Nelsonville Public Library to host a very merry UnBirthday Party
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 22, 2019The Alice in Wonderland themed event will feature games and decorating unbirthday cakes.
Shining a light on the reality of seasonal depression
By Joseph Stanichar | Jan. 21, 2019There are many ways to both prevent and care for those with seasonal depression.
Dozens march to honor legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
By Jess Umbarger | Jan. 21, 2019Despite cold temperatures, people came ready to participate in the Silent March.
Week of events to celebrate legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
By Alexis Eichelberger | Jan. 18, 2019Events to take place include lectures, artistic performances and more.
Google Trends show interest in acclaimed films, TV, music peaks during awards season
By Georgia Davis | Jan. 17, 2019But students do not follow those trends.
Pilates used for rehabilitation and is gaining popularity as an engaging exercise
By Baylee DeMuth | Jan. 17, 2019Different levels of pilates are taught at Pilates and More studio to a variety of willing participants.
Weekender Briefs: Attend a comedy show for a good cause; celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day
By Megan Gordin | Jan. 16, 2019Here’s what’s happening in Athens this weekend (and Monday).
This year’s winter trends emphasize practicality and comfort
By Baylee DeMuth | Jan. 13, 2019People are choosing warmth and mobility in all their trendiest attire this winter.
Kwanzaa to celebrate African American culture
By Lily Roby | Dec. 6, 2018The holiday will begin Dec. 26.
Bobcats near and far: Recent OU graduates share their stories of post-grad life
By Jess Umbarger | Dec. 6, 2018OU alumni are all over the country.
Art students reflect on year of creative growth
By Riley Runnells | Dec. 6, 2018Two best friends discussed their artwork and friendship during 2018.
OU Smash Team transforms with release of new installment
By Joseph Stanichar | Dec. 4, 2018With the advent of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the OU Smash Team is changing in a big way.
