The OUtlet

For this week's show, we'll look into how local news media in Athens are integrating the use of LGBT pronouns in daily coverage. We'll also explore a reading series called the "Moon Tunnel Readings," a place where Ohio University English graduate students can present their creative work to the community for the first time. Finally, we'll talk with David Colagiovanni, the Director of the Athens International Film & Video Festival, about the history of the festival and what it brings to the community.

For this week's show, we'll look into how local news media in Athens are integrating the use of LGBT pronouns in daily coverage. We'll also explore a reading series called the "Moon Tunnel Readings," a place where Ohio University English graduate students can present their creative work to the community for the first time. Finally, we'll talk with David Colagiovanni, the Director of the Athens International Film & Video Festival, about the history of the festival and what it brings to the community.

For this week's show, we'll look into how local news media in Athens are integrating the use of LGBT pronouns in daily coverage. We'll also explore a reading series called the "Moon Tunnel Readings," a place where Ohio University English graduate students can present their creative work to the community for the first time. Finally, we'll talk with David Colagiovanni, the Director of the Athens International Film & Video Festival, about the history of the festival and what it brings to the community.

For this week's show, we'll get a closer look at the International Women's Day celebration, and the bigger goal it has for the community. We'll ask people on the streets of Athens about how they feel the media has portrayed the elections so far. And finally, we'll explore the collaborative effort between WOUB Public Media (@woub) and the Ohio University LGBT Center (@OULGBTcenter) to highlight LGBT issues in news coverage.

For this week's show, we'll get a closer look at the International Women's Day celebration, and the bigger goal it has for the community. We'll ask people on the streets of Athens about how they feel the media has portrayed the elections so far. And finally, we'll explore the collaborative effort between WOUB Public Media (@woub) and the Ohio University LGBT Center (@OULGBTcenter) to highlight LGBT issues in news coverage.

For this week's show, we'll get a closer look at the International Women's Day celebration, and the bigger goal it has for the community. We'll ask people on the streets of Athens about how they feel the media has portrayed the elections so far. And finally, we'll explore the collaborative effort between WOUB Public Media (@woub) and the Ohio University LGBT Center (@OULGBTcenter) to highlight LGBT issues in news coverage.

For this week's show, we'll get a closer look at the International Women's Day celebration, and the bigger goal it has for the community. We'll ask people on the streets of Athens about how they feel the media has portrayed the elections so far. And finally, we'll explore the collaborative effort between WOUB Public Media (@woub) and the Ohio University LGBT Center (@OULGBTcenter) to highlight LGBT issues in news coverage.

This week, we'll explore some of the ways people are giving back to the community of Athens and Southeastern Ohio, through re-using dresses or clothing swaps. We'll sit down with Nerissa Young, a lecturer in the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, to talk about Communications Week. We'll also ask people on the streets about their community service involvement.

This week, we'll explore some of the ways people are giving back to the community of Athens and Southeastern Ohio, through re-using dresses or clothing swaps. We'll sit down with Nerissa Young, a lecturer in the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, to talk about Communications Week. We'll also ask people on the streets about their community service involvement.

This week, we'll explore some of the ways people are giving back to the community of Athens and Southeastern Ohio, through re-using dresses or clothing swaps. We'll sit down with Nerissa Young, a lecturer in the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, to talk about Communications Week. We'll also ask people on the streets about their community service involvement.