AAPISU members reflect on week of heritage celebrations
The Asian American/Pacific Islander Student Union, or AAPISU, at Ohio University hosted AAPI Week from April 16 to April 20 to celebrate and appreciate cultures and heritages.
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The Asian American/Pacific Islander Student Union, or AAPISU, at Ohio University hosted AAPI Week from April 16 to April 20 to celebrate and appreciate cultures and heritages.
While the Ohio University Recruitment Society, or O.U.R.S, is committed to ensuring multicultural first-year students have the resources and community to return to campus for four or more years, the organization itself also provides members with a sense of family.
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If the walls of room 209 in the Patton College of Education could talk, they would tell stories of students practicing mindfulness and balanced living. The walls would also say they participated in meditation and feel more grounded in their busy lives, watching students run around all day and every day.
Students whose parents or guardians did not complete a bachelor’s degree are considered to be first-generation Bobcats by Ohio University, and they still bleed the same green and white as students who have generations of Bobcats in their family.
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