Following in the steps of his father would be a daunting task for any son, but one Ohio University football player is working hard to make sure the world one day knows his name.
With synthetic beats and layered melodies, BrotherTiger prowls the Athens music scene by means of an electronic sound as unique as the stripes of the animal he embodies.
Synthesized rhythms of Beck resonate in Morton 201 on a snowy Friday afternoon. Inside this lecture hall from 3-6:00 pm is not a class or a meeting of business. Instead one will find a group of individuals practicing their juggling skills.
Annually, Ohio University holds a film competition, The 48 Hour Shootout. Production teams come together write, shoot, edit and showcase short films, which are judged for rank and prizes at the end of the weekend.
The Essay followed the team Easy Fix Productions on this 2-day-long journey through the trials and tribulations of creating a short film under limited time constraints. This is their story…
As enticing as the bells and music are, the women of Habibti Rakkasah come together every Tuesday to belly dance for something more. The Essay Magazine interviewed club president Danielle Echols to find out what attracts her to the Middle Eastern dance.
*The Essay Magazine respects all opinions and is dedicated to providing quality, unbiased journalism. In filming this piece, attempts were made to portray all views on health care reform, whether positive or negative. Unfortunately, certain student organizations declined to participate due to scheduling conflicts and/or ill opinions of the subject at hand.
As home to Ohio University for 206 years, Athens Ohio has evolved to accommodate the stresses and benefits of supporting a major institution. Athens has more bars, more pizza places, more bookstores and certainly more students than most places its size, but it is, at its heart, still a small, Middle American town.
Growing up in the east side of Columbus, one might be hard-pressed to find the cascading tree-covered hillsides, colonial cityscapes and let alone the World’s Largest Basket. But this was the first image of rural Newark, Ohio that 9-year-old Donald Thorington Jr. went to his new foster home.
The thick woodlands just south of Wellston, Ohio, contain a danger concealed by the idyllic views and serene wildlife. In these tranquil hills of Appalachia lies the site of Broken Aro, which was once used as a strip mine and coal processing facility. It is the remains of this Broken Aro mining operation that pose one of the most serious threats to wildlife in Southern Ohio.
Most of you have probably seen girls (and a few guys) around campus wearing handmade jewelry made from recycled paper. Do you know where they come from?
Story By, Megan Exline Budget is a hot topic around here. It seems OU is always looking for a way to save money and trim costs. So when buyouts were put on the table, OU executives were faced with a decision, should they offer it? Human Resources administered the buyouts. As Chief Human Resource [...]
As originally reported by The Post, OU student Nathaniel Huggins, on hiatus fall quarter, was arrested October 9 and charged with felonious assault and aggravated menacing. According to court documents, he allegedly stabbed a former student with an edged-weapon — five weeks prior to his arrest — on September 5.
Athens’ new tattoo parlor is more than just that. Combining tattoo and piercing skills with an art gallery, is helping it gain new customers and make a name for itself.
