Black Lives Matter
Dr. Peniel E. Joseph spoke at Galbreath Chapel on September 10th about reimagining black power in the age of Obama and the Black Lives Matter Movement. Many students and teachers crammed into the chapel to hear him.
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Dr. Peniel E. Joseph spoke at Galbreath Chapel on September 10th about reimagining black power in the age of Obama and the Black Lives Matter Movement. Many students and teachers crammed into the chapel to hear him.
"It's actually similar. I only live 30 minutes away."
"Pretty diverse. Many people, huge crowd all the time. ... It's like the U.N."
"I think it's very diverse. Even in my classes I see people from all over the country — all over the world, honestly. ... It's really cool to see people from all over. You kinda get to see other people's backgrounds."
"It's much more rural. ... I feel like being surrounded by a big group of young people — people coming from other countries, other states, completely different backgrounds than me has really opened me up, and I think that's what makes Athens and OU so unique and so special and exciting."
"I feel like it's about the same. It's diverse, but it's not very diverse. There's all different kinds of people here."
"Ohio University is very different. My country is big. Here is small. Good city. Clean and quiet."
Jaime Kosiorek jumps up to spike the ball in Ohio University’s afternoon match against Michigan on September 5, 2015.
The Athena Cinema on September 1, 2015.
"Not much. Just that it's, like, haunted. There's a graveyard." Nadeen Ali, a junior studying electrical engineering
"Enough to know that I am scared and that I will probably never ever set foot up there. ... There's like ghosts roaming around in there and the trace of a dead woman."
"I work there so I know a bit. It was an insane asylum ... until sometime in the 1980s. They have since converted it into academic buildings though most of it is still left unrenovated."
"None at all. ... I've been up there, ... but I don't know the true history behind it all."
"Kinda a thing that is often talked about on campus. Kinda has this like reputation for being a haunted, eerie-type thing, and a lot of time people want to go and explore it. I've done a class where we got to hike up around that area. (The) architecture is cool, and the land around there is really neat, too." Alley Taylor, a senior from Lancaster, Ohio