Black History Month is celebrated in Athens through events like “Heroes in Color” at the Athena Cinema and the Black Student Union’s “BSU Week.”
Letters of Love is a national nonprofit organization that came to OU during Spring 2024. The club meets for big holidays to write kind and sincere cards for children fighting diseases.
Her Campus, a student-run magazine, provides women a flexible outlet to write articles on various topics including entertainment, beauty and lifestyle.
Campus organizations and Athens businesses encourage voting by holding educational events about the candidates, providing resources for mail-in voters and exclusive promotions.
CHAARG is a national organization that focuses on creating a welcoming workout environment for women of all fitness levels.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, where breast cancer education is emphasized and healthcare experts inform people of potential risks and prevention methods.
For the past two summers, The Athena Cinema has put on outdoor movie screenings on top of the Athens City Parking Garage.
Student services adjust as the number of Bobcats is projected to break records for the third year in a row.
After serving on the Athens City Council for 8 years, Chris Knisely retired in 2023. As the first female president of the Council, Knisely created powerful change in the equality of the Athens local government.
Last Friday, the 12th World Music and Dance Concert took over the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Local community members and student organizations came together to educate Athens on traditional music and dance from nine different countries.
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