Behind the Lens: Social media helps, hurts outdoor recreation
By Ethan Herx | Apr. 1Many areas rely heavily on ecotourism, but there is a point where idealization of nature on social media comes with dire consequences.
Many areas rely heavily on ecotourism, but there is a point where idealization of nature on social media comes with dire consequences.
This holiday encourages adoptions and brings awareness to puppy mills.
Feeding and interacting with wild animals can cause a number of issues for not only the wildlife, but people as well.
Fitting time outside into a busy life can be challenging, but microadventures allow for the joy of nature without breaking the bank or the calendar.
From outlaws to wranglers, cowboy-themed rock climbers gathered at Ping Recreation Center for the spring semester climbing competition.
APP and its offshoot project, Recovery Reframed, work to reduce stigma around mental health and substance recovery through photography across Southeast Ohio and surrounding regions.
Throughout the last year of his first term, President Trump called for a ban on the social media giant. Now, he is getting credit for supporting it.
Textbooks come at a large price for many students, but some classes require even more.
After a break in December and being rescheduled from earlier this month, Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville put on an old-time jam session led by Zeke Hutchison.
For the second time, President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that would remove U.S. funding for the World Health Organization
A ballot drop box in Athens, Ohio. Oct. 10, 2023.
Wolfe Garden at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. Oct. 5, 2023.
People walk in the crosswalk in front of Baker University Center at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, Sept. 8, 2023