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In May 2021, Gracyn Kent and Megan Rose joined together to create the Asian American/Pacific Islander Student Union, or AAPISU, as a community for members to learn about culture and identity. The duo also hoped to create a more inclusive space at Ohio University.
March is a month full of celebrations. From St. Patrick’s Day to International Women's Month, it is a month of honor, remembrance and revel.
The Batman comes to the Athena Cinema Thursday and it’s been a long time coming. Since 2016, Warner Bros. has been teasing out the idea of a new Batman film. Ben Affleck was the original star and director. However, over time Affleck’s role shifted, and now he will not appear in the movie at all.
In 2004, a handful of Ohio University students banded together to create a student organization that provided intersectional support to multicultural LGBTQ+ students. Now, after a several-year pause in the program, SHADES is back.
At Ohio University, there are numerous funding resources available to students, faculty and staff to offer them financial support through the research and projects in which they take part.
Ohio University’s linguistics department is celebrating 50 years of language education this academic school year. In the spirit of celebration, the department is hosting 10 virtual lectures this semester for students and faculty to attend.
The popularity of collecting vinyl records has grown immensely in the past few years. Almost everyone nowadays has a record player with a collection of their favorite albums on vinyl. Record collecting is definitely an expensive and intricate hobby, so expect to spend hundreds of dollars while starting this collection. If you want to join in on the trend, here are a few tips on how to become an avid record collector:
Ohio University held a silent march and a brunch to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on his 93rd birth anniversary. The event, which was earlier scheduled for Jan. 15, was postponed until Jan. 22 due to extreme weather conditions.
Ohio University’s Student Senate met Wednesday night where students were able to voice concerns and ask questions about the university’s response to COVID-19 to OU President Hugh Sherman.
Week of events celebrates life of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Ohio University closed Monday to join the nation in honoring Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., but OU’s celebration of King’s legacy has hardly begun. The university’s week-long celebration, hosted by the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee and sponsored by the Division of Diversity and Inclusion, will feature speakers, service projects and a silent march all in remembrance of King.
Bryttani Debro has always had a passion for raising awareness of the harsh realities of human trafficking.
Ohio University held its 2021 fall commencement ceremony Saturday afternoon, which combined both graduate and undergraduate students.
The air is chilling and snow is falling, meaning that it’s the season for gift giving (and receiving). Choosing gifts for certain people in your life may intimidate you and cause major procrastination. Trying to find a thoughtful present for someone special at the last minute is not ideal, so it’s a good idea to start hitting the shops soon.
On Thursday, the Contemporary History Institute, or CHI, hosted a conversation about climate change, with nuanced perspectives from three speakers – Geoffrey Dabelko, Daniel Karney and Michele Morrone, all faculty at Ohio University.
The time has come for you to find your most luxurious pair of leather shoes and pour your finest bottle of red wine as you prepare to experience An Evening With Silk Sonic.
Ohio University Student Senate met Wednesday to discuss the Women’s Center’s “Love Yourself Week,” which is taking place Nov. 1-7.
Ohio University named David Nguyen, interim associate dean for Research and Graduate Studies in the Patton College of Education, as commencement speaker for the December commencement ceremony.
A woman walks into the business she owns, one she is proud to have created. She is talented, successful and works hard, but still sometimes finds it hard to achieve her goals because of the barriers she faces. Even in 2021, it can still be difficult to enter typically male-dominated fields as someone who was not assigned male at birth. The Athens Area Women’s Summit is trying to help.
John Quinones, renowned ABC journalist and host of What Would You Do?, will be accepting the 2021 Carr Van Anda award at the Carr Van Anda Symposium Tuesday, Oct. 19, on Ohio University’s campus. Along with accepting the award, Quinones will be accompanied by a panel of experienced journalists and historians speaking about Carr Van Anda and diversity in journalism.
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