Peering Through Century-Old Windows

Mount Zion Black Cultural Center is using art to promote collaboration, preservation and social change.

Darcie ZudellOctober 6, 2024

Sounds of Summer

Southeast Ohio jams out at the annual Nelsonville Music Festival.

McKenna ChristyFebruary 20, 2024

Amber PhippsDecember 4, 2023Comment

Departing Programs

Access to university-sponsored study abroad opportunities are becoming more limited.

Caroline KammererDecember 4, 2023

Room For One More?

Students share their experiences living on-campus as freshman class sizes grow.

FeaturesCara FinneganOctober 17, 2023HousingComment

At the Heart of Self-Made Business

How an Athens Boutique and a student-run brand are creating ethical consumerism.

FeaturesAmber PhippsOctober 17, 2023FashionComment

Wait, Hold my Beer

Athens happens, or so we’re taught to say; an insight into OU’s party school reputation.

Josie DonohueApril 11, 2023Comment

Mountain Ranger to Musician

OU grad’s inspiring journey shines through in his debut album, He Rode On.

Helen WidmanNovember 8, 2022

The True Crime Wave

True crime has seen rapid growth over the years and has changed the way people, especially women, interact with the subculture.

Caroline BissonnetteAugust 23, 2022Comment

Challenging the Status Quo

Southeast Ohio schools make efforts to provide a holistic approach to preparing students for both college and the workforce.

Josie DonohueMay 4, 2022

The Magick of Modern Day Wicca

Practitioners of Witchcraft challenge the negative stereotypes and reclaim the word “Witch.”

Caroline GillenFebruary 26, 2022

"Queering Space" for Creators

A recent art initiative, Uptown Art Hop, produced by Athens’ very own has goals of hosting inclusive art spaces for queer members of Ohio University and the community.

Addie HedgesFebruary 23, 2022

Let's Be Blunt: Normalize Cannabis

The Cannabis Museum in Canaanville, Ohio, aims to shed light on its significance by telling the history of hemp in all its forms.

Rory BallJanuary 16, 2022

Athens: A Community for Queens

These drag queens share how they arrived in Athens and about their time here.

McKenna ChristyJanuary 16, 2022

Celebrations of a Unique Tropical Fruit: A History to be Remembered

See how the pawpaw, a native fruit to Southeast Ohio, has impacted the community at large.

McKenna ChristyNovember 2, 2021

Incarcerated Pregnant Women Face Traumatic Birth-Situations

Incarcerated pregnant women face a lack of resources for their birth-situations in prisons and jails.

FeaturesSophia EnglehartMarch 1, 2021Prison, Pregnancy, BirthComment

Majority White Communities Foster Color-Blindness in Schools and at Home

Majority white Ohio communities are fostering color-blindness in their classrooms and homes.

FeaturesAbby NeffMarch 1, 2021Suburbs, CommunityComment

Check Out this OU Alum's Virtual Vintage Shop

Ohio University alumna Jessica Jones has found success with her jewelry and vintage clothing business on Instagram.

FeaturesHelen WidmanJanuary 19, 2021Style, Fashion, Vintage, ThriftComment

OU Students Share Their Experiences With Campus Coronavirus Housing

Students who have been exposed to the coronavirus at OU share their experiences in university quarantine housing.

FeaturesNora McKeownNovember 19, 2020Coronavirus, Quarantine, Dorms, CampusComment

Former OU Basketball Player Shares What It's Like to Now Be Coaching

From basketball player to basketball coach, Jeff Boals has spent years committed to the Ohio University community

FeaturesAlly LanasaOctober 1, 2020Basketball, Coaching, OUComment