This week on The OUtlet, the class of 2023 says their goodbyes, and sports director Ayden Crowley and Associate Sports Director Maria Monesi talk Ohio University Baseball.

This week on The OUtlet, an annual game on the ice is more than a friendly competition, and an Athens resident moves forward with the help of a non-profit organization.

This week on The OUtlet, the demolition of one Athens elementary school makes way for new developments, and a student athlete makes her impact at Ohio University in and out of competition.

This week on The OUtlet, an app provides a window into Athens history, and three women try to change the world one peaceful demonstration at a time.

This week on The OUtlet, a special edition focusing on mental health across the state of Ohio. Taylor Mondragon and Jack Greene have more on the state of mental healthcare right now, and Andrè Norrils talks to an organization aiming to make mental healthcare accessible everywhere.

This week on The OUtlet, WOUB reporter Madison Moore talks to local organizations about the ending of pandemic SNAP benefits, and Tre Spencer from The Post talks about foraging in and around Athens.

Payton Szymczak reports on an art exhibit at the Kennedy Museum of Art that presents the work of Black women, and Andrè Norrils has all the details as Passion Works celebrates 25 years, hoping for a bright future.

This week on The OUtlet, Jensen Knecht says a group wants more automated vehicles on the road in Southeast Ohio, and Jacob Motta reports the new plans for The Ridges.

Reporter Madison Moore explains the substitute bus driver shortage at Alexander local schools- and how it affects the school day, and Taylor Mondragon went out to talk with OU students who helped people “Smooch a Pooch” this Valentine’s Day.

This week on The OUtlet, reporter Lexi Lepof talks about the risks of fentanyl and places to get naloxone in Athens County. And reporter Jacob Motta checks in with the Hocking County Humane Society as puppy season approaches.