Holi colors brighten OU
By Abreanna Blose | Apr. 9On March 24, the South Asian Student Association and the Indian Student Association hosted a Holi celebration.
On March 24, the South Asian Student Association and the Indian Student Association hosted a Holi celebration.
Although the calls by Israeli citizens for retribution, retaliation and elimination of the Hamas leadership are very understandable, the Israeli military and civilian leadership do not have the luxury of letting emotion determine their response.
Ohio University International Student and Scholar Services provide support for OU’s international community starting with ISSS orientation. Staff works to provide services and networking opportunities throughout the academic year.
The 2023 International Street Fair occurred last Saturday and Keamogetse Khudu, the president of the International Student Union, was surprised by the large crowd throughout the entire day.
The Indian Students Association celebrated Holi a little early this year with lots of dry colored powder, music, food and people originally from all over the world. Holi, one of the most important festivals in Hinduism, was celebrated on March 8.
The International Student Union presented their annual dinner Saturday in celebration of global humanity.
A little over a week ago, a deadly earthquake hit Turkey and Syria, causing extreme devastation across the region. A group of Turkish Bobcats are banding together to grieve and raise money to help give aid to those in need.
International students discuss the difficulties of family-oriented weekends on campus.
When German immigrants came to the U.S., many of them settled in the Midwest. As the decades passed by, their Germanness faded but some traces are still present today.
International students discuss plans for Thanksgiving; for many of them this year’s will be their first one.
Beginning Nov. 14, Ohio University’s Communications and Development Studies Department will host a series of cultural evenings.
Check out International Conversation Hour, an incredible opportunity for students from all over the world to come together to make friends, learn about different cultures, learn English and just chat.
The war in Ukraine may seem like a distant issue for U.S. citizens, but for leaders and members of Chabad at Ohio University, there is a special connection.
The fair will include a flag parade, food from around the world, speeches from students and city leaders and performances.
The film festival returns for its 49th installment, showcasing various works from local students and international filmmakers at the Athena Cinema.