Sexual Assault Awareness Month events held virtually due to COVID-19
By Lily Roby | Apr. 7, 2020Sexual Assault Awareness Month virtually brings light to survivors of sexual assault due to the coronavirus.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month virtually brings light to survivors of sexual assault due to the coronavirus.
Sororities and fraternities at OU have transitioned to online chapter meetings as many members of Greek life work to fundraise for those impacted by the coronavirus.
Dom Zeglaitis talks about creating content for multiple different platforms.
The group focuses on connecting those with needs and those with the ability to help.
The sudden switch from campus to home has affected students in different ways, which has led them to find new passions to alleviate stress.
Though not medical-grade, a homemade mask can protect your neighbor.
The Ohio University riots of May 1970 is the first instance in 50 years in which the university has had to shutdown.
Some of the organizations include PRSSA, CHAARG and Lost Flamingo Theatre Company.
Religious organizations in Athens have become inventive in new methods of practice.
Steps like social distancing and hand-washing aren’t just to protect yourself, but also those around you.
OU students around the world are coming together to stop the spread of COVID-19 through social distancing.
Ohio University student couples are finding ways to adapt their romantic relationships.
The club is led by students and focuses on helping its members better understand where their major can take them through informative, social and volunteer-based efforts.
Fest Season canceled while commencement for spring has been canceled.
Rags 2 Wrenches is for car lovers to mingle and show off their cars with other fellow car lovers.
The bar has been open for 27 years and remains a long time Athens staple.
The Gathering Place showcases art of all kinds made by its members.
ABCDD will host its third annual March on Court Street on Friday.
The Athens Farmers Market’s Farmer for a Day program allows for a hands-on learning experience.
The training will be Wednesday for two hours in Baker Center.