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This past weekend sent already anxious students into a frenzy, especially women. Social media posts circulated calling for students not to attend frat parties due to a “rape initiation night” rumor. This meant that fraternity pledges had the intention to sexually assault girls, particularly freshmen, as an initiation task.
This semester, Ohio University is offering a survivor-centered arts exhibit that centralizes survivor experiences in relation to interpersonal violence. The exhibit is called “In This Space: Disrupted,” and it features 14 banners created by 12 survivors and two co-survivors who have demonstrated their experiences through these artistic creations that represent the idea of “spaces” — both of violence and of healing.
This week, Ohio University opened its new Academic Engagement Center, located at 29 Park Place, for OU honors students.
For pride month, the LGBT Center at Ohio University holds numerous events to commemorate the increased visibility of LGBTQ+ individuals. Alongside the events catered specifically to pride is a new series of events within the global track of the LGBT Center’s engagement program.
Counseling and Psychological Services helps new, existing students manage mental health through various programs and resources.
“Perceive with Caution” A Kennedy Museum of Art Merging Concepts Exhibition at 9 a.m., hosted by the Kennedy Museum of Art, 100 Ridges Circle. Visit the Kennedy Museum to see the student-developed, curated, designed and installed “Perceive with Caution” art exhibit. To schedule a time to see the exhibit, fill out the Kennedy Museum’s visitor approval Google Form.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, or NAACP, at Ohio University gathered Friday at the Athens County Courthouse for a silent protest in remembrance of Daunte Wright and Ma’Khia Bryant.
Coping Clinic: Feel Good Fridays at 11 a.m., hosted virtually by Ohio University’s Counseling and Psychological Services, or CPS. Join CPS for an online, drop-in workshop that offers students creative ways to explore their thoughts and feelings. Resources to practice healthy behaviors will also be presented. Students do not have to be a client with CPS or currently located in the state of Ohio to engage in Coping Clinic workshops.
With the coronavirus pandemic wreaking havoc on the entertainment industry, it only made sense when it was announced this year’s Oscars ceremony would be postponed. It was the latest in a seemingly never-ending disappointing delay of Hollywood itself, but at least the 93rd Academy Awards were still set to happen.
Diversity & Inclusion Drop-In Career Corner at 10 a.m., hosted virtually by Ohio University’s Career and Leadership Development Center and Division of Diversity and Inclusion. Get help with career-related needs from career coach Tamika Williams. Sessions are often used to discuss resume feedback or to answer general questions about career development.
On the third floor of Putnam Hall lives performing arts students’ secret weapon for success: the Clinic for Science and Health in Artistic Performance, more lovingly referred to as the SHAPe Clinic.
Lil Nas X has rattled pearl-clutchers everywhere with his music video for his latest hit, “Montero (Call Me By Your Name).”
The trailer for the film “Those Who Wish Me Dead” depicts Angelina Jolie, a former wild-fire relief operator who tragically miscalculates a fire resulting in the loss of lives. Stationed at a fire watchtower, she encounters a boy who is being hunted by mercenaries. Pitched as an action film, with shady pasts and an abstract sense of violence, “Those Who Wish Me Dead” is an example of a Neo Western.
April is Stress Awareness Month. As the semester is coming to an end, it can be really easy to find yourself stressed, especially because of finals. Taking care of yourself is a big priority during these times. Relieving stress isn’t always easy, but there are ways to help reduce it. Here are some ways to help you through these final weeks.
On March 27, demonstrators held up signs that read “Stop Asian Hate,” “Stop Racist Violence” and “Hate is a Virus” as dozens gathered by the Athens County Courthouse to protest hate and violence against Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and other race-based minority groups.
IWeek Culture Day at 9 a.m., hosted virtually by Ohio University International Student and Faculty Services Office and Office of Global Affairs and International Studies. Celebrate the final day of IWeek 2021. International students will be highlighted virtually during culture day. New videos can be found each hour on the OU IWeek website.
Take Back the Night (TBTN) is an event that anyone and everyone can participate in as a way to show support for survivors of sexual and domestic violence.
Ohio University’s Student Senate executive candidates will be campaigning this week leading up to the Senate elections April 6.
Diversity & Inclusion Drop-In Career Corner at 10 a.m., hosted virtually by Ohio University’s Career and Leadership Development Center and Division of Diversity and Inclusion. Get help with career-related needs from career coach Tamika Williams. Sessions are often used to discuss resume feedback or to answer general questions about career development.
Dozens gathered Saturday afternoon beside the Athens County Courthouse to protest hate and violence against Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and other race-based minority groups.
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