Bobcat Barbie shares career journey, advice for the future
By Grace Koennecke | Oct. 5, 2023Kayla Carpenter, an alumna of Ohio University, recently worked on the “Barbie” movie as its global brand marketing manager.
Kayla Carpenter, an alumna of Ohio University, recently worked on the “Barbie” movie as its global brand marketing manager.
Cutler and Baker’s impact on the campus reflects Harvard's ideas and contributes to OU’s culture today.
On the corner of Richland and S. Shafer, the 220-year-old Silas Bingham House tells a story of Athens’ deep past.
The OU dynamic duo Christopher Lewis and Micah McCarey shared some insight into their lives together and as leaders on campus.
The Picardy Thirds and Dynamics are just two of the many a cappella groups on campus.
As university prices continue to rise, students are left scrambling to figure out what they want to do for the rest of their lives.
Bobcat Esports has a plethora of opportunities for student gamers to compete, learn and, most importantly, ignite their love of gaming.
With National Coffee Day on Friday, Sept. 29, students and business owners reflect on what coffee means in Athens.
Brick City Deli On-the-Go is another way OU is allowing students to eat a delicious and convenient meal featuring the favorites from Jefferson Market.
A commitment to educating students on issues facing the Black community has fostered the growth of Ebony Minds at Ohio University for almost seven years.
Four Bobcats discuss the importance of their special interests, hobbies and pastimes.
Ohio University students expressed opinions on style and accessibility to fashion. The lack of clothing stores around can make it difficult for those who have an interest in fashion. Kismet, on W. State St., tries to supplement this lack.
In 2006, the name Jackie O’s was born and has rung throughout Athens as a household name ever since. Learn more about the history and menu of the fan-favorite restaurant and brewpub.
Students reflect on a crowded campus.
The new assistant professor is already reimagining how to educate students on unlearning and learning on campus.
The South Asian Student Association heads into its second year of giving students a community where they can feel confident in their cultural identities.
The Alden Book Club creates a welcoming space for all Bobcat bookworms.
Alden’s new fourth-floor exhibit brings to light the rise of banning books in the U.S.
The fog in the air and the changing of the leaves can only mean one thing for Athens County: spooky season is on its way and students couldn't be happier.
The Delta Phi chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Incorporated has rolled up their altruistic sleeves and started doing hard work on and off campus.