The Athens Jazz Festival lasted from March 22 to March 28 this year with performances from various artists from Ohio University, Athens and beyond. The closing event on Tuesday was with the Athens Community Jazz Ensemble, which was directed by Matthew James, a professor of saxophone and jazz studies at OU.
NPHC organizations are being threatened in the state of Florida, however, that threat encroaches upon the national landscape as copycat legislation is sure to follow.
Students with service and support animals discuss their experiences with having an animal on campus and the accommodations needed.
With Mom’s Weekend 2023 falling on the weekend of March 31, some students share how their moms have shaped their dreams and who they are as a person today. A few of the students were even influenced to go to Ohio University because it is their moms’ alma mater.
Crochet for a Cause is a new club at OU where members are dedicated to honing their crocheting skills and giving back to the community.
Noah Kahan of “Stick Season” fame awed audiences Thursday with a campus concert.
Here is a preview of this year’s Music Summit, featuring popular artists and countless opportunities for students interested in the vast world of music.
Introductory reception dinner forecasts a week of innovative journalistic discussions and friendships.
From March 20 through March 24, the Women’s Panhellenic Association hosted a week’s worth of events in Women’s Empowerment Week.
March 23 was National Puppy and Cuddle a Kitten Day. To celebrate, Ohio University students discuss how their beloved animals captured their hearts.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens and other Ohio University branches this weekend.
Two upperclassman undergrads discuss their academic experiences, burnout and resources as they pursue their career goals.
The brand new album “Dark Corners and Alchemy” by mehro is here, and The Post sat down to learn more.
Photojournalist Krisanne Johnson will return to her alma mater Thursday to discuss professional journalism and her work covering young women and AIDS/HIV in Eswatini and post-Apartheid South Africa as a part of her work with the Canon Explorers of Light program.
“A Chaotic Mind,” which Ochs said is for anyone who is bipolar or loves someone who has bipolar disorder, provides a look into how to navigate bipolar disorder within romantic, platonic and familial relationships.
The Outlet serves as a safe space for BIPOC students on campus. This week, it gave a special tribute to BIPOC women in honor of Women’s History Month.
China Billotte Verhoff is a communications professor at OU who allows her passions and interests to motivate her research.
Spring is finally here, and Athens is sure to heat up as it arrives. Fest, allergies and finals are all on the horizon, but so is warmer weather.
With the rising tensions in the drama TikTok fans have created between Hailey Bieber and Selena Gomez, students discuss their thoughts on the topic and reveal the sides they’ve taken.
Students recap their Spring Break, sharing their experiences with traveling, concert-going, going back home and staying on campus.
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