For students who may be looking to have fun this weekend but in the more traditional, less muddy sense, Alternative Fest might just be the answer. Athletes in Action, or AIA, will be hosting a daylong, free event for students and faculty.
The Black Student Cultural Programming Board had both inspirational and entertaining events for Sibs Weekend.
February is a month of recognitions, including African Americans past and present, the awareness of HIV/AIDS and our loving, and sometimes-pesky siblings.
Singing, dancing, juggling and ventriloquism are just a few talents that the AMC Road Show is looking for in the quest for Athens’ — and perhaps America’s — most talented person.
As lights twinkle on Court Street and wreaths sprout on front doors, the Black Student Cultural Programming Board is reminding merrymakers that the holiday season isn’t just about Christmas.
When it airs in November, Lifetime movie The March Sisters at Christmas will feature “Finally Feel Like Christmas,” a song co-written by a former Ohio University student.
Last year, Students Teaching About Racism in Society (STARS) launched the “We’re a Culture, Not a Costume” campaign that received more than 16.3 million viewers. This year, STARS has organized a new set of posters in response to last year’s feedback.
On Wednesday, the Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) and the Faculty of Film, Theatre and Animation will collaborate with the Center for International Studies as well as the Tun Abdul Razak Chair to feature various art forms of Malaysian cultures.
After bringing Malcolm in the Middle’s Frankie Muniz to the Baker Student Lounge last Thursday, the Emerging Artist Series turned to a more local act for this week.
He’s acted, he’s produced and he’s driven racecars, and this Thursday, Frankie Muniz will show Ohio University students his musical side.
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