This past weekend combined Bobcats, bananas and a lot of booze. After making its debut in November 2023, the Banana Bar Crawl finally made its way to Athens and brought a memorable evening to participating students and bars.
After a break in December and being rescheduled from earlier this month, Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville put on an old-time jam session led by Zeke Hutchison.
Formed in 2024, the African Jama club promotes the collaboration of dancing, singing and drumming among all students regardless of ethnicity.
Students abroad talk about a day in their life.
After moving out of Seigfred Hall and into the Research and Technology Center, students and staff are making emotional and physical adjustments to the new space.
The Ohio University athletics program provides several ways for locals, students and alumni to show their support. From season ticket holders to those born into the OU family, each fan remains loyal to their favorite team and understands what it means to be a Bobcat.
On Jan. 20, President-elect Donald Trump will be back in the Oval Office. Ohio University students weighed in on the upcoming Inauguration Day and the thought of a second Trump term.
The university honors MLK through annual events, coming together with students to admire his legacy.
A profoundly original group of musicians, the band began planting seeds in the Athens music scene in January 2024.
Donkey Coffee’s favorite regular, Angus the Dog, spreads warmth and affection during the cold winter months in Athens.
Import House closed its doors in Fall 2024 and half of the space is left vacant, waiting for a new business to move in.
Troop 7071 is the first all-girl Boy Scouts of America troop in Athens, and each scout is dedicated to serving the Athens neighborhood.
The Princeton Review ranked OU among the country’s Top 50 Green Schools, recognizing it for its sustainability efforts and principles.
The Inclusion Project collaborates with many organizations to hold public events advocating for people with disabilities.
Since its introduction in 2012, the Dry January initiative has gained popularity around the world with millions participating each year.
Soon-to-be OU alums look forward to engaging in traditions and planning for post-graduate life.
Now an executive nonprofit director, the Bobcat only recently had his first visit to his alma mater.
As 2025 and Spring Semester have both already begun, students set goals for the new year and how they plan to keep them.
Those who live in Athens and Bobcats who traveled back to celebrate New Year’s Eve did not have to look far for a good time.
The Ohio University campus and symphony orchestras, led by Jose Rocha, recently held their winter concerts Dec 3. And Dec. 4.
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