The LGBT Center, Multicultural Center and Women’s Center each had their own approaches to events and participation this year.
The Dairy Barn is hosting the Contemporary Ceramics art show, which includes a diverse arrangement of clay artwork created by various artists selected by Ohio University ceramics professors.
The Contemporary History Institute hosted a conversation on climate change sharing three speakers’ perspectives on climate change through the lens of their specific expertise.
On Nov. 12, Taylor Swift released her rerecorded version of her 2012 album Red in her journey to reclaim her masters.
Jeralayne Ruiz, a graduate student at Ohio University, presented a vocal performance at her graduate student recital.
The Art Possible Ohio organization is currently holding its Accessible Expressions Ohio art exhibit at Paper Circle in Nelsonville.
The Ride Through Time Guided Bicycle Tour on Nov. 6 covers 17.5 miles of Athens County. Historians along the way will provide detailed information of the history of the area.
Ohio University’s School of Theater is putting on a production of Summer and Smoke, a play which will also serve as OU’s first production to offer a sensory-friendly version of the performance for individuals with sensory processing-related disorders.
The “State of the Arts: Mentor + Mentee Exhibition,” which will run through Nov. 2, showcases art created by teachers and their students from Ohio high schools.
Dolly Alm’s experience in the strategic leadership certificate program at OU gave her the opportunity to attend NASA’s launch in Florida last weekend. On Thursday, Alm hosted an event to explain her experiences to students.
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