With fall semester coming to a close, it is time for fall graduates to throw their graduation caps and say goodbye to OU. This can be a rewarding, yet daunting time, however, OU ensures to support each senior every step of the way.
Thanksgiving break helps students and faculty stay afloat during the chaotic semester. Those who travel home can enjoy home-cooked meals and quality time with family, while others who stay on campus are encouraged to celebrate the holiday with the culinary staff.
There are several grocery stores and markets around Athens where locals and Bobcats can find organic, fresh and nutritious foods. However, in terms of price and quality, some grocers may have the upper hand. Learn more about where students prefer to shop, prices of produce and inspiring stories from local market owners.
Learn more about how OU implents locally produced food into its dining hall menus and the plant-based options offered.
Through hours of writing, meetings with professors and extensive research, HTC students are lucky to have a positive support system that encourages hard work and creativity.
Brandon Thompson, better known as DJ B-Funk, is not only a DJ, but actively involved in Athens organizations that strive to uplift and inspire others.
Spring 2025 semester scheduling is underway, and to some Bobcats' surprise, there are several interesting classes that not only fulfill DAR requirements but are entertaining and fun.
Although students may be surprised, OU professors have interesting backgrounds and a plethora of fun and exciting hobbies.
The Pub’s annual event, Pub Prom, was Thursday. The Pub, typically known as a casual, hangout spot for students and Athens locals, was decorated with different streamers and backdrops and those attending were encouraged to dress in their best.
With fall break coming up students are motivated to get work done and take a well deserved long weekend away from school.
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