- Across the College Green

in this section:
-A happy ending in store for the Athena

-Algae, sunlight help clean the coal industry

-Setting the stage for social change

-Take the high-speed road to Athens

-Just reaching his peak


- Modest mentor earns students' respect

-Kids gets new digs

-Project could lead to new businesses

-Fur Peace Ranch jams get radio time

-’Cat facts

-By the way ...

-Keeping up


Other Departments:
- The President's Perspective
- From the In Box
- Through the Gate
- From Your Alumni Association
- In Green and White
- With Your Support
- On the Wall
- Bobcat Tracks
- The Last Word
- In Memoriam 

Take the high-speed road to Athens

Alumni are just one click away from viewing new campus buildings, checking out the latest image on the graffiti wall and hearing local musicians perform live.

Advanced Web journalism students recently launched a new Web site, Athensi.com, that provides up-to-date information on what’s happening at Ohio University and in the community. The site is a compilation of material from community news sources, including ACTV-7 News, The Athens Messenger, The Athens News, The Post, WOUB, ohiobobcats.com and Ohio University Media Services. Visitors can link to community calendars, current events, weather information and a chat room.

Professor of Journalism Robert Stewart, who taught the fall quarter class that launched Athensi.com, says the site is useful for folks who live in Athens, are planning to move here or want to stay updated on local news, including alumni and students’ parents.

Athensi.com also provides a glimpse of campus life, including video and audio from live “Scripps Studio Sessions” concerts, daily images of the graffiti wall and “Global Bobcat” profiles on international student-athletes.

Students in Stewart’s advanced Web journalism class are responsible for updating the site.
“It was interesting to be there for the planning stages and then to finally see the site launched,” says broadcast major Stacy Puzo. “It is a good balance of information between the community and the University.”


— Kara Renee

 

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