Daphne’s Dispatch: Alumni love Athens
By Daphne Graeter | Sep. 24As alumni come back to Athens for Homecoming, the city has the same appeal as it did when they attended Ohio University.
As alumni come back to Athens for Homecoming, the city has the same appeal as it did when they attended Ohio University.
Across generations, one thing stays the same: the culture surrounding OU. Homecoming Week is a testament to that culture, highlighting the shared love for OU and the strong sense of community.
School spirit, whether it’s for homecoming, pep rallies or even just at sporting events, is one of the most important parts of getting an education.
The university plans to observe the month under the theme “Everything Is Possible.”
Andrew and Cassie talk about the Metropolitan division in the National Hockey League.
The fourth annual music festival united local skaters and bands from across the country.
Ohio can’t score a goal in a 0-0 tie in the second game of MAC play against Northern Illinois.
OU’s Physical Therapy program gathered this weekend at the gala to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the program.
The School of Music held an inaugural electroacoustic festival on Sept. 20 and 21.
Barry Schutte is excited to call Athens home.
Ohio records 68 attack and service errors over two games on Saturday.
Ohio loses five sets by two points against Oakland and Eastern Kentucky.
Ohio’s offense was unable to apply pressure on Brown’s net in 4-1 loss.
Ohio was outplayed by Kentucky in 41-6 loss
In this episode of IMDBobcat Nathaniel and Spencer talk about new movies they like and didn't like. They also talk about the rise of video game movies.
Ohio swept Liberty Friday evening in its first game back in The Convo.
Ohio’s Olivia Gardner finds success against Liberty through improvements learned in California.
Following a tie to Western Michigan in its Mid-American Conference opener, Ohio prepares for Northern Illinois.