This is What It's Like to be a Parent in College
Kat Altier-Jeffers is both a parent and a student at Ohio University who exemplifies how access to resources can make all the difference in young parenthood.
Ohio University Students and Faculty Protest in Support of BIPOC Lives in Athens and Around the World
As Ohio University’s legacy of protests continues, students and faculty advocate for the protection of BIPOC lives on campus and around the world.
Serenity Grove Provides a Healing Space for Women with Addiction
An Athens County recovery house offers women a safe environment to rebuild their lives after suffering from addiction.
Globalizing Athens
Winsome Chunnu-Brayda, director of the Multicultural Center, encourages Bobcats to embrace diversity and acknowledge their social impact.
Velvet Green Brings “Junk Funk” Music to Athens
A recently formed “junk funk” band is taking over the Athens music scene.
An Organic Hop Farm in Southeast Ohio Cultivates New Experiences
Two OU graduates are hopping into the craft beer industry.
Becoming the 110
With high energy and creative marching techniques, the Marching 110’s traditions create a sense of unity.
Revisiting Milligan
Decades later, a former caretaker offers insight about the notorious Billy Milligan’s stay at The Ridges.
Exceeding Standards
Air Force ROTC cadets share their experiences as college students in the military.
Centered on the Arts
Situated on the corner of Public Square, Stuart’s Opera House serves as the cultural cornerstone of Nelsonville.
Preserving a Legacy
The Mount Zion Preservation Society works to restore a church and educate the public on contributions made by Athens’ black community.
While the Town Sleeps
Thomas “Mick” Keirns has been cleaning Court Street for the past 12 years.
Live Bold, Live Brewed, Live Dirty
Cancer brought Jane Cavarozzi to Glouster, Ohio, but coffee gave her a mission.
Models of the Past
Ohio University is using 3D printing to study ultra-rare dinosaurs from 95 million years ago.