Athens celebrates National Poetry Month with Athens, Ohio poet laureates
By Mary Jane Sanese | Apr. 5, 2021Most events are held virtually.
Most events are held virtually.
The NexTrex Plastic Film Recycling Challenge is an effort to have the people of Athens and surrounding areas recycle plastic more.
On Thurs., April 8, at 12:00 p.m., the Athens City Commission on Disabilities is hosting its annual Walk and Roll virtually to address the accessibility concerns in Uptown Athens.
Students had one-on-one sessions with employers about potential job opportunities and their qualifications.
A gift from Chubu University in Japan, the cherry blossom trees continue to be an iconic part of Ohio University’s campus every spring.
The Racial Equity Coalition's Health and Wellness Committee is hosting a free online event. The event will be a panel of Minority International Students talking about their experience with health care in Athens.
Students at Ohio University with majors pertaining to photography are offered numerous opportunities during their time on campus, whether in their organizations or in their search for an internship and a real-life job.
Tarosky plans to continue her work by focusing on building relationships with students.
For years, OU’s Outdoor Pursuits program has focused on getting students outside and active, and the program is back and better than ever post-lockdown with hiking, canoeing and more.
Appalachian Ohio State of the Region Conference brings public officials, economic development experts, business and organizational leaders and others together to discuss different issues related to economic growth in rural Southeast Ohio.
Virtual awards have resulted in increased flexibility, organizers said.
The event ran for about 12 hours.
Students have the opportunity to attend 30-minute group sessions or one-on-one sessions with employers.
Live entertainment venues were the first to close, and will be the last to open back up during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stuart’s Opera House and ABC Players is hosting a play revolving around four young adults living in New York City amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here’s what you can do in and around Athens this weekend.
Robyn Ochs, bisexual+ speaker, author and activist, discussed the fluidity of sexual orientations and gender identities at the “Beyond Binaries” presentation.
Through numerous virtual events, the local organization has been recognizing the diverse experiences of individuals with disabilities.
Every Wednesday at 7:15 p.m., WOUB students are given the opportunity to have conversations with alumni currently working in the field of journalism.
The March 6 event has turned into a full program.