Athens locals help sustainable fashion efforts in the community
By Samantha Kruse | May 5, 2022Local small businesses turn perceived trash into treasures.
Local small businesses turn perceived trash into treasures.
Republic of Athens Records experiences success while celebrating Record Store Day.
Initial estimates placed the crowd at 2,000 to 3,000 people.
Alden Library facilitates the bringing of therapy dogs to campus for students to visit during finals week each semester.
Campus markets invite students to turn left over Flex meal swipes into donations for local organizations.
The celebration will be accompanied by multiple events.
At Ohio University, there are various resources and organizations dedicated to offering support to the community during the month and beyond.
UPC is a volunteer board of students who work to bring free, world-class programs to OU’s campus.
This is the second year the Office of Sustainability has put on the parade after its debut in 2019.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Lost Flamingo Theater Company was awarded the Stonewall Leadership Award in an award ceremony hosted by OU last night.
The new late-night food joint serves authentic chicken and waffles.
English Professor Chang encourages LARPing, a way to learn through play.
The senior reflects on her experience with Guillain-Barre syndrome.
Every Wednesday in April there is an event to landscape and plant flowers at Emeriti Park from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Emerson Bartlett, known musically as LongStory, was born in Athens but moved often as a child, a theme which would continue into adulthood as well.
The performance breaks the boundaries of what art is known and supposed to be.
The program is in the top 25% in the nation and has a lot of unique opportunities for students to learn.
Being away from home for holidays can be difficult, but students make it work by traveling and celebrating with organizations on campus.
The Oscar winner is the sixth Hollywood figure to be banned from attending the awards.