Weekender Briefs: Local and global events, workshops dominate the weekend
By Grace Koennecke | Apr. 12, 2023Here’s what to do in and around Athens this weekend.
Here’s what to do in and around Athens this weekend.
There is nothing quite like a homemade card from a friend or family member. Are handwritten cards still relevant? Or are they an antique of the past?
In honor of Earth Month, local organizations have created volunteer projects to promote Athens beautification.
The holiest month in Islam is currently being celebrated, and students reflect on their experiences with fasting.
The 2023 International Street Fair occurred last Saturday and Keamogetse Khudu, the president of the International Student Union, was surprised by the large crowd throughout the entire day.
The 50th year of the festival began with day of excitement and high audience engagement
The Union was the place to be Thursday night, with many local Athens artists performing.
Take Back the Night event brings out widespread support from students and Athens community.
The indie-pop singer talked about her career, giving music advice to attendees.
The Office of Health Promotion hopes to provide sexual health resources to students on campus.
Tom Rush, a well-seasoned musician, will host a performance at Fur Peace Ranch in Pomeroy, OH. Rush has been in the music business for close to six decades and seems to have no plans of slowing down.
Here's what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
“For The Tenth Time,” a show written by an Ohio University student to be performed this weekend in Putnam Hall, speaks on mental illness in instances of grief.
The live-action movie “Barbie” will be released on July 21 and is directed by Greta Gerwig. The Barbie doll debuted in 1959 and has evolved into a well-known franchise. Students share their thoughts about the upcoming film.
Three seniors discuss their experiences as engaged to be married college students.
Seniors of OU’s School of Dance previewed their spring concert and discuss their feelings about the upcoming performances.
Athens Art Guild, the Dairy Barn and Chi Omega joined forces last Friday and Saturday to present Dairy Barn Fest, a market of artwork.
Hosted by Alpha Chi Sigma, the event will feature hands-on science experiments.
Beginning Friday, campus will not only be bustling with students amidst fest season, but Bobcat moms from all around will be taking Athens by storm.
This weekend, attend Lost Flamingo Theater Company’s showing of The Addams Family, a classic and iconic musical with a college twist, with fellow students playing the characters everyone knows and loves.