Religious and spiritual LGBT students search for a place to belong
By Sarah Franks | Mar. 28, 2017It can be difficult for some LGBT people to find acceptance when they come to college.
It can be difficult for some LGBT people to find acceptance when they come to college.
While a bulk of the student population descends into alcohol-fueled madness, amateaur filmmakers can be found filming nearby.
The store, located at 90 N. Court St., has been operating for almost 15 years.
Colored dyes will soon fill the air around Scripps Amphitheater as the Holi celebration begins Sunday evening with a two-part celebration.
Pickle Fest will take place this Friday, and donations will go toward the charity of the winner’s choice.
The ninth annual International Women’s Day Festival took place on Sunday in Baker Ballroom.
The event will feature food, dance and presentations about the Turkish culture at OU and abroad.
A fanfiction reading and a Celtic dance are some of the events scheduled for St. Patrick’s Day weekend.
The Gravel Rouser Classic will take place this weekend and, for the first time, will be co-sponsored by Jackie O’s.
OU’s Women’s Center will celebrate its ninth annual International Women’s Day festival Sunday.
Feminist Equality Movement will host four sex-themed events to teach students about LGBT and polyamorous relationships, among other topics.
The Athens restaurant and cantina has hosted Trivia Night since October 2012.
The Sailing Team allows all students, from those who have never sailed to those who have experience, to sail without breaking the bank.
The event will cost $15 and take place at ARTS/West on Saturday.
The walk, which was originally set to be held on Feb. 16, will still have the same route.
Hocking Hills Moonshine and Straitsville Special Moonshine are two legal moonshine distilleries in southeast Ohio.
Embrace shows the importance of having a positive body image and the steps taken to reach that point.
The 15 dedicated athletes most known for taking the ice between periods at hockey games work hard to earn recognition.
Many choose to take classes at local colleges over summer break as a way to get ahead or to save money.
Many students struggle to deal with the pain of wisdom teeth removal.