Chunnu-Brayda discussed the role of the Multicultural Center on campus and resources available to students of all backgrounds.
“I don’t want to say (it’s) ‘wasting money’, but I don’t think it shows anything important necessarily.”
The majority of the costs were covered by federal grants.
The fair will include a flag parade, food from around the world, speeches from students and city leaders and performances.
Gigi Secuban was hired in May 2018 as OU’s first vice president for diversity and inclusion.
Six action steps will be implemented immediately.
The survivor reportedly knew the suspect.
OU’s graduate commencement ceremony will take place Friday, April 29, followed by the undergraduate commencement ceremony Saturday, April 30.
For survivors, there are many free resources in Athens, but many advocates say campus communities need social change as well.
CSSR Director Taylor Tackett presented to Senate regarding the office’s role in facilitating compliance and education on campus.
Alumni recall the fest celebrations of their college years.
This year, 638 students voted in the election.
The town hall comes after four public instances of racist acts on campus.
A total of 624 students transferred to OU for the Spring Semester.
OU freshmen, sophomores and juniors gathered together for their first Congo Fest on Friday.
Participants encouraged students to attend the Black Student Town Hall on Monday at 6 p.m. in Morton 127.
The forum included three different panels with students, faculty and elected officials as panelists.
OUPD wrote in the statement it is “deeply concerned about four recent incidents.”
OU’s masking policies will coincide with the current requirements set by the CDC.
Student Senate President Becky “Eliza” Ivan called the acts unacceptable and mentioned the peaceful protest organized by Senate that is scheduled for Thursday at 4:30 p.m. outside Cutler Hall.
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