Ohio University students are starting their own businesses
By Erin Gardner | Oct. 21, 2020From clothing brands to self care products, these OU students are juggling their course work with running a business.
From clothing brands to self care products, these OU students are juggling their course work with running a business.
Student makeup artists work to keep up their craft during COVID-19.
Here’s what you can do in Athens this October weekend.
Follow the journey of Neil Bateman, an aviation student with a lifelong dream to fly planes.
Caralee Pridemore, Bianca Stout and Whitney Burkhart discuss the hardship of building an Instagram platform and have advice for others.
Passion Works is hosting Virtual Community Art Nights.
From Libby’s Pumpkin Patch to the Athens Farmers Market.
Without these distortions, Republicans would be in dire straits on a national scale, and they know it.
The Dairy Barn formatted the exhibition to in-person and virtual.
The Wicked Lobstah, a traveling food truck, will be in Athens on Saturday to give the city a taste of fresh lobster cuisine.
The local arts center shut down due to lack of work, but staff and others are fighting the closure.
Several Ohio University students have picked up a new hobby: roller skating.
The walk is for humans and their four-legged friends.
Teachers, parents and education leaders are making changes for at-home learning.
ACRN is working to increase their audience with new events.
Dolly Alm was accepted into the NASA L’SPACE program and is becoming an organizational psychologist for the space force.
Organizations like the Multicultural Center, Scripps Latinx Network and EL 787 work together to celebrate the month.
Owens’ products are made with a whole lot of love and a whole lot of glitter.
Damaris Hilbert has been doing nails and lashes for four months and started the brand Collette Contours to bring her skills to clients.
During this time of social disconnect, people are finding ways to connect with nature.