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The Multicultural Center plans to host a range of diverse speakers and events throughout the 2016-2017 school year to educate students and cultivate conversations about relevant national issues. (VIA THE MULTICULTURAL CENTER ARCHIVE)
The Multicultural Center plans to start the school year with programs to make students of various backgrounds feel at home.
The Multicultural Center plans to host a range of diverse speakers and events throughout the 2016-2017 school year to educate students and cultivate conversations about relevant national issues. (VIA THE MULTICULTURAL CENTER ARCHIVE)
The LGBT Center is an inclusive space that hosts a myriad of events for people of all genders and sexualities at Ohio University.
Sure, Ohio University created its own list, but here's the stuff it forgot.
Ohio University conferred degrees on about 3,700 graduate and undergraduate students during this year’s commencement ceremonies in The Convo.
Many news outlets have reported on the wall.
Of the money the body received this academic year, notable expenditures include a comedy event at The Convo, Pride Week and Take Back the Night.
In total, 383 people voted for commencement speaker and each one of them voted for Ed O’Neil in their top five list.
The annual International Street Fair was celebrated Uptown on Saturday.
Day two of Number Fest included headliners Lil Dicky, Fetty Wap and The Chainsmokers.
If walking three miles to a mud pit isn't your thing, try these other activities instead.
The Multicultural Center and others will continue the tradition of bringing a Holocaust survivor to OU.
Get to know Real Food Challenge OU’s mission for local food and sustainability at panel and potluck.
Columnist Melanie Umbaugh writes about conversation clubs and speaking with locals while studying in Argentina.
The annual Take Back the Night keynote address and march took place Thursday at Scripps Amphitheater.
Yost shared his opinions on presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders while at the event.
Husted said McDavis’ efforts to achieve financial and academic success were among his accomplishments to warrant the commendation.
About 30 people gathered to share an abortion-positive message.
Dr. Kim Thompson (left), Christine Copa and Kristin Lowery (right) speak at a panel for professional strategies for women in STEM moderated by keynote speaker J.J. DiGeronimo in Porter Hall on April 6. The panel was put together by the Society for Women Engineers (SWE) at Ohio University.
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