Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Athens.
Neil Sater, a Cleveland-based author, discussed his new novel Atrocity: The Haunting of Moravian Village with WOUB’s Emily Votaw, explaining how he blended supernatural fiction with the real tragedy of the Gnadenhutten Massacre.
He said that working with Native American tribe representatives and drawing on ideas from rural Ohio strengthened his storytelling approach—reflecting his commitment to historical accuracy.
Students helped launch a sustainable Fiber and Dye Garden at OHIO’s Land Lab along the path to Radar Hill to grow flax, hemp, and indigo for papermaking and research.
Professors Melissa Haviland and Matthew Presutti began the interdisciplinary project in early September with support from Environmental and Plant Biology Chair Jared DeForest (a soil biogeochemist) to expand hands-on learning and promote local collaborations.
Ohio University will launch the School of International Studies and Languages with events on Thursday and Friday.
The new school merges four departments to offer 14 languages and plans cultural events like a Halal cooking competition—giving students new ways to learn about other cultures.
Sunday Meditation Session
2-3 p.m. — Serenity Roots Wellness and Yoga Center — Free entry — Participate in a calming meditation session hosted by the Athens KTC Buddhist Center.
Weekly Meditation Session
2-3 p.m. — Serenity Roots Wellness and Yoga Center — Free entry — Experience tranquility with guided meditation in a welcoming environment.
Ohio University Student Networking Night
5-7 p.m. — Jackie O's Brewpub — Free entry — Savor great food and drinks while networking with Health Administration students at Ohio University.
The Tape Cassettes with Secret Tunnel, Histronic & Faucetmouth
8-11 p.m. — The Union — Check for ticket availability — Kame House brings the rust belt's finest to Athens, Ohio.
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