International student population decreased due to increase of options in other countries
Factors include increased options for international students in their home countries and increased competition ...
Beyond a Refuge: The Adhikari family's journey to Columbus and citizenship
After being a part of a mass exodus of 100,000 Bhutanese refugees and 20 years of living as stateless ...
International student population decreased due to increase of options in other countries
Factors include increased options for international students in their home countries and increased competition from other countries.
Hanukkah to bring students closer to Jewish culture
Hanukkah will be celebrated from Sunday to Dec. 10, and multiple events will be organized
Former international prosecutor and OU alumnus to serve as visiting professor
David Crane will serve as a Glidden Visiting Professor for the 2018-19 academic year.
Beyond a Refuge: The Adhikari family's journey to Columbus and citizenship
After being a part of a mass exodus of 100,000 Bhutanese refugees and 20 years of living as stateless people, a family finally found comfort in Ohio’s heartland.
International Education Week to celebrate cooperation and fostering friendships
In celebration of International Education Week, Ohio University will hold conferences and keynote speakers Nov. 11-18.
ISU’s annual International Dinner to bring students together from around the world
#IDinner2018, hosted by ISU, will bring OU students together in Baker Ballroom.
Children's math activities to highlight Islamic culture
The Athens Public Library will host the event Saturday.
Young Latinx find new ways to celebrate Día de los Muertos
A new generation is finding ways to make the ancient holiday their own.
Before trick-or-treating, commercialization and block parties, Halloween was rooted in Celtic religion
Trick-or-treating and pumpkin carving weren’t a part of the original Halloween.
Diwali celebration brings Indian culture and social awareness to OU
ISA hosted OU’s Diwali celebration with a theme of water conservation.
How OU’s African Studies program brings diversity to a predominantly white community
Uncommon language programs and a large collection of African literature make the program a well-known success.
Keeping Athens in the Family: The story of two generations of Ohio University students from a Chilean family
Multiple generations of the Black family have made the long journey to Athens.
Monks visit campus to teach culture and religion of Tibet
Monks from Dehradun, India, raised funds for monastery by making mandalas during their five day stay in Athens.
Then and Now: The international experience
A father and daughter describe their experiences at OU three decades apart from each other
Indian LGBTQ rights expanded
Supreme Court unanimously voted to amend Section 377 that had imprisoned LGBT people who had intercourse.
The Birthing Project: How the second-most populated country in the world is encouraging more births in a ‘dying’ community
India’s ‘wonderful controversy’ has sparked debates over the re-birthing of a declining community
National Hispanic Heritage Month honors variability in Hispanic culture
National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 to recognize contributions made by Hispanic people.
Jewish students at OU to observe Yom Kippur
Observers will fast and ask for forgiveness for the past year’s transgressions.
Annual Interfaith Peace Walk gives message of unity for all
Honoring the 17th anniversary of 9/11, the annual Interfaith Peace Walk united attendees in a tribute to solidarity and progress.
