Music Industry Summit artists share expertise, network
By Cami Seymore | Apr. 11The Summit’s keynote speakers include Earl Sweatshirt, Jason Isbell and Ambar Lucid.
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20th Lobsterfest rocks ‘n’ rolls into Athens
By Jackson McCoy | Apr. 11ACRN’s annual music festival brings Athens bands and big names together for a weekend.
Union Bingo Night provides a sober activity option for Athens
By Jackson McCoy | Apr. 10The bar and music venue expands into new territory with a not-so-new game.
Chris Knisely made history as first female president of Athens City Council
By Carly DeLuca | Apr. 10After serving on the Athens City Council for 8 years, Chris Knisely retired in 2023. As the first female president of the Council, Knisely created powerful change in the equality of the Athens local government.
Little Wing thrift store provides collectibles, support
By Abreanna Blose | Apr. 10Little Wing Curiosity Shoppe and Thrift Store sell a wide range of secondhand and handmade products to support Ukrainians through humanitarian relief.
Voting rights organizations unite for accessible Ohio elections
By Abreanna Blose | Apr. 10With the 2024 Presidential Election right around the corner, voting rights organizations are making efforts to ensure equal access to the polls.
Holi colors brighten OU
By Abreanna Blose | Apr. 9On March 24, the South Asian Student Association and the Indian Student Association hosted a Holi celebration.
Sociology professor leads students to success
By Sophia Anness | Apr. 8Stephen Scanlan is a beloved professor at OU and has consistently helped students achieve success in their fields. He has contributed greatly to the community and has been a leader of change.
‘Grease’ was the word for LFC this weekend
By Alyssa Cruz | Apr. 8Saturday and Sunday, the Lost Flamingo Theatre Company performed ‘Grease’ the musical. The cast members performed their own interpretations of the beloved characters with a lot of laughs and toe-tapping.
UPC hosts Q-and-A with 'Dance Moms' stars
By Payton Daugherty | Apr. 7Ohio University’s University Program Council, or UPC, hosted a Mom’s Weekend event Saturday featuring Kelly Hyland and Christi Lukasiak, two moms from the Lifetime reality show “Dance Moms” and hosts of the podcast “Back to the Barre.”
Comedian, podcaster Hannah Berner created laughs for Moms Weekend
By Tate Raub | Apr. 7Saturday night, comedian Hannah Berner did a show at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium for Bobcats and Bobcat moms alike as a part of a Moms Weekend activity.
Student organizations showcase service work at involvement fair
By Abreanna Blose | Apr. 7On Friday, a multitude of student organizations gathered to showcase their service work efforts at the Bobcats Making a Difference Involvement Fair.
World Music and Dance Concert transports audiences across cultures
By Carly DeLuca | Apr. 7Last Friday, the 12th World Music and Dance Concert took over the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Local community members and student organizations came together to educate Athens on traditional music and dance from nine different countries.
‘Take Back the Night’ welcomes stories, support
By Abby Jenkins | Apr. 5Take Back the Night has been around since the 1970s, providing a place for survivors of relationship and intimate partner violence to share stories and feel the love and support from others.
Businesses, students find lack of fine dining in Athens
By Mary Kate McNamee | Apr. 5Businesses like Cutler’s and Little Fish Brewing are influencing the fine-dining scene in Athens.
Students, alumni share Fest Season advice
By Gina Napoli | Apr. 4For many OU students, Fest Season is an exciting part of the spring semester and learning how to remain safe, drink responsibly and stay out of trouble is important to have fun. Learn more about advice, tips and some Fest Season history from upperclassmen and alumni.
Tracking Trends: Bobcats react to “COWBOY CARTER”
By Jackson McCoy | Apr. 4Beyoncé’s eighth studio album is bringing Bobcats to the country music scene and resonating with her fans as she enters a new genre.
Studio Ragheb explores Arab-American identity at AIFVF
By Ethan Herx | Apr. 4, 2024With their new short film “She Sings,” filmmaking couple Lily and Ahmed Ragheb touch on being Arab-American in the Rust Belt.
Whit’s scoops up custard, smiles
By Sophia Anness | Apr. 3, 2024Whit’s Frozen Custard is not just a frozen custard spot – it’s a favorite among members of the Athens community. Many OU students and Athens residents come through every day for a sweet treat after a long day.
Students present diverse perspectives in films
By Trey Barrett | Apr. 3, 2024OU students within the film program utilize their talents to present diverse perspectives through their projects.
