OU Student Farm promotes sustainable agriculture
By Sophia Rooksberry | Aug. 28The facility on West State Street serves local businesses, students, interns and community members.
The facility on West State Street serves local businesses, students, interns and community members.
As a new generation begins entering the workforce, it has become increasingly unclear what the true definition of “business casual” means, specifically for female and female-presenting individuals.
The coffee roasters not only provide beans to businesses around Athens and the state, but also give back to the Glouster community.
Cranberry Casket is relatively new to the Athens music scene but has already found a home in it. The group passionately embraces the musical influence of various greats.
Third-year student Shana Collins advocates for mental health, pushing for policies in the Student Senate and bereavement bill.
Student entrepreneurs discuss resources, benefits of running a small business.
Leaders of student orgs and Campus Involvement Center faculty discuss importance of the Welcome Week event.
The Bobcat Move-In Crew aids freshmen and their families during the chaos of move-in day. Learn more about student volunteer benefits, program goals and ways to get involved.
Ohio University’s Primary Panhellenic Recruitment is two full weekends unlike the previous year with only one for all events. Members are relieved to have more time to prepare and meet potential new members.
Student-athletes have been preparing for classes and the upcoming season throughout the summer. Amid homework, GPA requirements and practices, learn about how student-athletes excel during the school year.
Three sorority members responsible for their chapters’ recruitment discuss the first major event of the year.
The event displayed the many talents of local artists and vendors all day Saturday.
The four-day-long event encourages community between riders and raises money for My Sister’s Place.
The race included a 24 and 54 mile route with multiple categories for riders to compete in.
Goodfella’s, a local pizza joint of Athens, stays open late to serve hungry weekenders and the closing staff of Court Street. The employees bond over stories of calling police to break up fights, the mysterious stolen parmesan and the art of rolling dough into a perfect rectangle for their signature thick, corner slice. All they ask is for a little more courtesy and kindness from the late-night crowd.
In honor of America’s birthday, family and friends come together to celebrate. Every community has traditions, however, when it comes to Fourth of July festivities, Athens knows how to throw an exciting party.
The beloved bar and grill invites alumni, students and locals to join the block party celebration.
The American flag is officially recognized on June 14th each year. Read about the ways veterans and professors celebrate and observe the holiday amidst its recent controversy in society.
Kids on Campus is an annual program that creates memorable experiences for campers through educational, nutritional and recreational activities. Learn more about the program's mission, goals and history. Read more at the link in our bio!
Athens is home to over 20 different bars, most residing on Court Street. When Ohio University students are in town, all of the bars are usually at capacity and busy during the week. When students are away during the summer, however, the bars' atmosphere differs drastically, according to employees.