Meet the students who lead the Ohio student section
By Hannah Burkhart | Oct. 16, 2018The student O Zone ambassadors have a few special elements planned for the Homecoming game.
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OU alumni grow hops for local breweries
By Jess Umbarger | Oct. 15, 2018Morning Dew Hop Farm was created by two OU alumni who graduated decades apart.
Three OU staff members reflect on their time as students and its influence on their work
By Riley Runnells | Oct. 14, 2018Two of them even met their spouses on campus.
Happy Trails Day to offer immersive experience with the outdoors
By Baylee DeMuth | Oct. 11, 2018The first annual Happy Trails Day will take place at Strouds Run State Park on Saturday.
Harvest Celebration to fundraise for future of food security
By Baylee DeMuth | Oct. 11, 2018Community Food Initiatives will be putting on its annual Harvest Celebration at The Dairy Barn Arts Center on Saturday.
Thrifting helps channel individual styles inspired by past decades
By Alice Demith | Oct. 11, 2018Lower costs and trendy styles are just a few advantages to thrifting.
Local apple farmers take pride in their produce
By Meghan Morris | Oct. 10, 2018Apple farmers overcame weather challenges during the growing season to sell apples at the Athens Farmers Market.
Annual Quad Rugby Battle the Blitz to provide playful competition and education for students
By Baylee DeMuth | Oct. 9, 2018Ohio University’s Quad Rugby organization will be holding its annual Battle the Blitz fundraiser on Saturday.
White’s Mill to host first-ever fall festival
By Paige Miller | Oct. 3, 2018The event at the centuries-old store will include live music and food truck snacks.
Fall plants still in bloom as weather cools down
By Megan Gordin | Oct. 1, 2018Cold weather doesn’t mean the planting season is over.
Dozens of dogs in shelters are looking to find a loving home
By Jess Umbarger | Sep. 27, 2018October is National Adopt a Shelter Dog month.
Annual Steampunk Spectacle to include live music, tea cozies and a lunar earthrise ball
By Baylee DeMuth | Sep. 27, 2018The Athens Public Library as well as Airship Athena and the Southeast Ohio History Center are coordinating this year’s steampunk spectacle, “From the Earth to the Moon.”
Athens Makers outreach program strives to create lifelong learners
By Baylee DeMuth | Sep. 26, 2018The outreach program — soon to be renamed Discovery Lab — gives kids access to hands-on educational activities.
Yin Yoga at Ping challenges both physical and mental sides
By Riley Runnells | Sep. 25, 2018Ping’s newest addition of group fitness classes is Yin Yoga, which is a cooling exercise that involves deep stretching.
Athens cartoonist displays skills in visual storytelling
By Dylan Hoover | Sep. 23, 2018Steve Richter is an Athens native and professional illustrator whose work is currently on display at the Athens Public Library.
'Dungeons & Dragons' teaches life skills in a creative environment
By Baylee DeMuth | Sep. 19, 2018The tabletop game is more than just slaying dragons to some.
Documentaries capture and share passions of filmmakers
By Keri Johnson | Sep. 18, 2018The nonfiction works are more personal than viewers may think.
Learn how to look cute and remain comfortable at Athens Uncorked
By Jess Umbarger | Sep. 17, 2018The wine bar will host an event that teaches people how to look cute and comfy.
Some OU students turn to independent consulting to make extra money on campus
By Megan Gordin | Sep. 16, 2018Students sell cosmetics, nutrition products and more as an alternative to traditional campus jobs.
Cyclists to bike across Athens County on gravel roads
By Jess Umbarger | Sep. 13, 2018Tour of Athens Gravel Edition will show cyclists the natural beauty of the county.
