Athens herbalist offers free clinics each month
By Jillian Craig | Feb. 11, 2019The clinic will provide affordable, natural remedies to a range of ailments.
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The story of Ben Schlater, the Vinton Elementary School teacher turned pro boxer
By Blake Nissen | Feb. 10, 2019Ben Schlater never planned on becoming a professional boxer. But he surprised even himself.
Local nonprofits take clothing donations in the winter season
By Jordan Ellis | Feb. 7, 2019Athens residents can help families in need stay warm by donating to the Salvation Army, Goodwill or New-To-You Thrift Shoppe.
Athens Sweet Arts Bakery and Desserts to host a Valentine’s Day baking class
By Alice Demith | Feb. 7, 2019Parents, children and others can be creative and leave with tasty treats.
Every Word Heard Tour to educate public on helping children navigate juvenile court system
By Baylee DeMuth | Feb. 6, 2019A behind-the-scenes look into the kind of work Athens CASA/GAL does for the children of Athens county will be offered during the tour.
Not a phase: How the emo era left its lasting mark
By Alexis Eichelberger | Feb. 5, 2019There’s a reason people still go crazy when they hear Fall Out Boy at a bar.
Spray painting organization promotes individuality through shared love for dynamic art form
By Baylee DeMuth | Feb. 5, 2019The Study and Application of Spray Paint student organization helps students develop their artistic abilities with graffiti.
Ohio University Chinese New Year celebrations prompt reflection on traditional celebration
By Baylee DeMuth | Feb. 4, 2019Ohio University held its annual Chinese New Year Gala on Sunday, Jan. 27, in Baker Center Ballroom.
World Hijab Day celebrated in solidarity with Muslim women
By Sophia Englehart | Feb. 4, 2019Don’t judge a woman by her hijab.
Alden Library to host book publishing workshop
By Megan Gordin | Feb. 4, 2019OU faculty members will share their experiences and advice when it comes to the book publishing process.
As Facebook celebrates its 15th birthday, the company continues to be a social media juggernaut
By Joseph Stanichar | Feb. 4, 2019Despite waning popularity among younger generations, the company has managed to stay on top of the social media world.
Representation and diversity at the Oscars has increased, but is it just reactionary?
By Molly Schramm | Feb. 3, 2019The infamous #OscarsSoWhite scandal took place in 2016.
Three black women on why they chose OU — and why they chose to stay
By Hardika Singh | Feb. 3, 2019Three black women came to OU and found friends in a predominantly white institution. This is their story.
The foster cats of Athens businesses
By Keri Johnson | Jan. 31, 2019Head into Import House or Hyacinth Bean Floral, and you might be greeted by a furry friend looking for a permanent home.
A history of Athens’ famed Berry Hotel
By Ashton Nichols | Jan. 30, 2019The hotel stood in the current place of Court Street Diner.
Week on Immigrants speakers to discuss immigration at national and local levels
By Jess Umbarger | Jan. 29, 2019Students will be able to listen to a broad array of speakers from different disciplines.
A glimpse into the turbulent history of African-Americans in Athens
By Jessica Hill | Jan. 29, 2019African-American history in Athens is a long road of discrimination and progress, but some of it might be repeating today.
Local children break the mold at Dairy Barn ceramics class
By Sophia Englehart | Jan. 27, 2019The class for second through sixth graders is held every Wednesday afternoon.
‘Heroin(e)’ documentary screening and discussion aim to educate audiences about opioid epidemic
By Baylee DeMuth | Jan. 27, 2019The acclaimed Netflix documentary following the opioid epidemic in West Virginia will be shown in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium, followed by a panel discussion.
Women in military service experience similar challenges to male counterparts
By Baylee DeMuth | Jan. 25, 2019A workshop honoring female veterans will bring light to women enrolled in different branches of the service.
