Schoonover green roof to provide educational opportunities, sustainability
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 18, 2019For a green roof to be constructed, the roof of Schoonover must be able to support additional weight for saturated soil.
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EcoReps organization gets a makeover with new leadership, goals
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 17, 2019Liam Walker and Shayna Ritchey are the new leaders of EcoReps.
Athens Bicycle Club to host Rio Grande mounting biking excursion
By Lauren Serge | Nov. 14, 2019The club will be venturing through trails newly built by Rio Grande mayor Matt Easter and others.
Four friends create club to promote positivity while strengthening their friendship
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 14, 2019Live Positive uses events to de-stress its members.
Football: Why two Ohio students decided to brave the cold for Bobcats' last home game
By Anthony Poisal | Nov. 13, 2019Why would two freshmen students sit in frigid temperatures for a midweek football game?
Try out vintage gaming consoles at Athens MakerSpace
By Liz Partsch | Nov. 11, 2019Bring your own beverages to the Athens MakerSpace and play your favorite vintage games while having a blast with others.
Panel to showcase Amish life through photobook
By Keri Johnson | Nov. 11, 2019‘Life Through Their Lens’ is a panel and Q&A session about Amish culture and will take place in Baker Ballroom on Wednesday.
2nd annual Harvest Hoedown fundraises for Athens County Child Advocacy Center
By Lily Roby | Nov. 7, 2019Doubling as a free fall-themed event and a fundraiser, the 2nd Annual Harvest Hoedown raises money for an important local cause.
Physics and astronomy open house to bring exciting day of learning
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 7, 2019The event will take place at Clippinger Laboratories.
Women’s Center challenges narratives told through popular music
By Gabriella Hayes | Nov. 5, 2019The last Thirsting For Knowledge Thursday will be held Nov. 6.
Multi-media show to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance
By Hannah Burkhart | Nov. 5, 2019The Performing Arts and Concert Series is holding a multi-media show to celebrate the impact jazz has made on America.
Obstacle course brings many together in support of high school student with cancer
By Gabriella Hayes | Nov. 3, 2019Libby’s Pumpkin Patch held a mud run obstacle course that registered teams paid to participate in.
Photo exhibition has original, hopeful take on The Ridges
By Keri Johnson | Nov. 3, 2019Diminished Views by Aaron Cameron Muntz opened at The Dairy Barn Arts Center on Oct. 31.
Pumpkin Chuckin’ event provides fun, alternative way to get rid of pumpkins
By Baylee DeMuth | Nov. 3, 2019Ohio University students and Athens residents alike came out to launch pumpkins out of a medieval catapult.
Cult classic ‘Rocky Horror’ performance promotes self-love and body positivity
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 1, 2019The audience had an immersive experience.
Visitors can chuck pumpkins across fairgrounds
By Keri Johnson | Nov. 1, 2019Athens Halloween and Ratha Con have partnered to chuck pumpkins from a catapult on Saturday.
Students find fun in growing TikTok culture
By Keri Johnson | Oct. 29, 2019TikTok, a video-sharing social media app, is growing in popularity at OU.
Local business practices sustainable fashion
By Keri Johnson | Oct. 29, 2019Coral Wedel, owner and operator of Coral Marie Studio Shop, promotes sustainability in her business.
Debating the right time to play Christmas music
By Jack Hiltner | Oct. 28, 2019Just how early is too early for Christmas music?
Hampton Inn Halloween event to provide safe trick-or-treat alternative for children
By Riley Runnells | Oct. 27, 2019The Hampton Inn is hosting “A Happy Hampton Halloween Trick-or-Treat” Tuesday as a way to engage Athens residents and provide an alternative to outdoor trick-or-treating.
