What it means to be Afro-Latinidad, a growing identity within the Latinx community
By Esther Aulis-Cabrera | Jan. 31, 2019Afro-Latinidad is an identity within the Latinx community
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Week on Immigrants speakers to discuss immigration at national and local levels
By Jess Umbarger | Jan. 29, 2019Students will be able to listen to a broad array of speakers from different disciplines.
Experimental Ink classes aim to provide cultural immersion through traditional Chinese ink techniques
By Baylee DeMuth | Jan. 23, 2019Students will have the opportunity to study and learn traditional ink techniques to create their own individual projects.
Kwanzaa to celebrate African American culture
By Lily Roby | Dec. 6, 2018The holiday will begin Dec. 26.
International student population decreased due to increase of options in other countries
By Chloe Meyers | Dec. 3, 2018Factors include increased options for international students in their home countries and increased competition from other countries.
Hanukkah to bring students closer to Jewish culture
By Hardika Singh | Nov. 29, 2018Hanukkah 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
By Lily Roby | Nov. 18, 2018David 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
By Bharbi Hazarika | Nov. 15, 2018After 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
By Baylee DeMuth | Nov. 8, 2018In 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
By Keri Johnson | Nov. 7, 2018#IDinner2018, hosted by ISU, will bring OU students together in Baker Ballroom.
Children's math activities to highlight Islamic culture
By Paige Miller | Nov. 1, 2018The Athens Public Library will host the event Saturday.
Young Latinx find new ways to celebrate Día de los Muertos
By Esther Aulis-Cabrera | Oct. 28, 2018A 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
By Jess Umbarger | Oct. 24, 2018Trick-or-treating and pumpkin carving weren’t a part of the original Halloween.
Diwali celebration brings Indian culture and social awareness to OU
By Riley Runnells | Oct. 21, 2018ISA hosted OU’s Diwali celebration with a theme of water conservation.
How OU’s African Studies program brings diversity to a predominantly white community
By Lily Roby | Oct. 21, 2018Uncommon 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
By Jordan Ellis | Oct. 18, 2018Multiple generations of the Black family have made the long journey to Athens.
Monks visit campus to teach culture and religion of Tibet
By Hardika Singh | Oct. 15, 2018Monks from Dehradun, India, raised funds for monastery by making mandalas during their five day stay in Athens.
Then and Now: The international experience
By Hardika Singh | Oct. 9, 2018A father and daughter describe their experiences at OU three decades apart from each other
Indian LGBTQ rights expanded
By Hardika Singh | Oct. 4, 2018Supreme 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
By Bharbi Hazarika | Sep. 26, 2018India’s ‘wonderful controversy’ has sparked debates over the re-birthing of a declining community
