Students battle burnout
By Sophia Anness | Nov. 16, 2023Burnout is a common issue for students, especially so close to the holidays and finals. Students shared their best advice for burnout season.
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Nondrinkers deal with OU’s drinking culture
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Nov. 16, 2023Students discuss how and why they avoid drinking in college.
Athens’ drag scene continues to serve
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 15, 2023Athens is a town full of the arts and the art of drag continues to grow. Read more about some of Athens’ most fierce queens and their reasoning behind the importance of drag everywhere.
The Houseguest amplifies its sound in Athens
By Ethan Herx | Nov. 15, 2023The genre-bending trio, The Houseguest, has been performing around Athens for over a year and discusses its inspiration and feelings on stage.
Students reflect on popular majors for female students
By Abreanna Blose | Nov. 15, 2023The most popular majors for female students at Ohio University are biological sciences, nursing and psychology. Three students reflect on their experiences as women within their respective fields of study.
Building a brotherhood as a fraternity president
By Alyssa Cruz | Nov. 15, 2023Seth Totten is the president of OU’s Phi Delta Theta chapter. More than a leader in his fraternity, he is a friend, mentor and support system to his brothers.
Students, professors reflect on Thanksgiving's history
By Gina Napoli | Nov. 15, 2023Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and students and faculty are reflecting on its significance.
Christmas time is here for some, but not everyone
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Nov. 15, 2023Students discussed their reasons for celebrating Christmas in November or for holding back and waiting until December.
World Kindness Day creates opportunity for goodwill
By Lulu McGhee | Nov. 13, 2023Bobcats reflect on how to be kind to one another on World Kindness Day.
International Education Week celebrations kick off
By Gina Napoli | Nov. 12, 2023International Education Week is Nov. 13 -17, and OU has several events planned. Read more about the week’s history and international students' lives on campus.
The Driver Era cruises through Athens
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 12, 2023The Driver Era and almost monday had everyone in MemAud rocking out and begging for more.
Eunmi Ko electrifies the stage with piano performance
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 9, 2023The visiting artist played a selection of new piano music in Glidden Hall on Monday.
In Case You Missed it: Athens reacts to the passage of Issues 1, 2
By Kenzie Callahan | Nov. 9, 2023After Ohio voted to legalize abortion and the possession and sale of marijuana, OU students from a range of political standpoints gave their thoughts on the results of the special election.
‘Hangxiety:’ the truth about the ‘Sunday scaries’
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Nov. 9, 2023Students discuss their experiences dealing with hangover anxiety and their biggest pieces of advice after a crazy night out.
Athens Equitas Health Fall Fest will provide gender-affirming services
By Abreanna Blose | Nov. 8, 2023The team at Equitas Health Athens will be hosting the first annual Gender-Affirming Fall Fest in an effort to bring inclusive and accessible care and services to Athens.
Students, parking officials discuss parking in Athens
By Abreanna Blose | Nov. 8, 2023While parking continues to be a common predicament in Athens, parking services tell students and locals they are here to educate others and uphold the law.
The Veterans Center celebrates Veterans Day
By Kaylin Pickett | Nov. 8, 2023Ohio University’s Veterans Center provides support and advocates for veterans throughout OU’s campuses.
‘Sex in Medicine’ provides inclusive sex education for all
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 7, 2023Co-hosted by Medical Student Pride Alliance and Medical Students for Choice, an inclusive workshop about sex in medicine provided information on using inclusive language and protection during sex across all genders and sexualities.
SOAP activists fight to keep every building standing at OU
By Libby Evans | Nov. 6, 2023SOAP, or Society of Athens Preservation, uncovers the truth behind the unnecessary demolition of OU’s most historical buildings and dives deep into archives to tell stories of its beloved home.
The Friends of The Plains Mounds supports Native American culture, history
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 6, 2023The organization has gained traction over the last year for its dedicated efforts to preserve Native American culture and history in Southeast Ohio.
