Starting in January, Bowling Green State University’s “Beyond The Dream” series focuses on the different cultures across campus. From movies at the Gish Film Theater to guest speakers and musicians and an academic conference, the series of events provides a variety of opportunities to share in the multicultural experience.
Featured Events
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Opal Tometi Beyond "The Dream"...
REGISTRATION REQUIRED at bgsu.edu/opaltometi Opal Tometi is a Nigerian- American strategist, writer and community organizer...
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Black Issues Conference
REGISTRATION CLOSED Bowling Green State University’s 19th Annual Black Issues Conference (BIC) offers a forum for research...
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Taste of February | History Repeats Itself
A Black History Month inclusion event, focusing on the history you may (or may not know) and how it compares to the modern...
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Latino/a/x Issues Conference: Keynote Speaker:...
Ariana Brown is a Black Mexican-American poet raised in a working class community in San Antonio, Texas. As a poet, she has...
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Pan-Asian American History Month Chef's Table
Join Chef Jared of the Oaks as he explores the flavors and history of Pan-Asian American History Month at his Chef’s Table.
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Tarana Burke - Founder of the ‘me too.’...
Tarana Burke will share the story behind the genesis of the viral 2017 TIME Person Of The Year-winning ‘me too.’ Movement, and...
Beyond the Dream Events
The Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Counseling Center host Sister to Sister, a women of color support group. As women of color, the journey at BGSU...
We Got Each Other is a weekly discussion series that focuses on black male undergraduate student success in college and beyond. The gatherings provide a...
REGISTRATION REQUIRED at bgsu.edu/opaltometi Opal Tometi is a Nigerian- American strategist, writer and community organizer committed to advancing social...
REGISTRATION CLOSED Bowling Green State University’s 19th Annual Black Issues Conference (BIC) offers a forum for research and discussion of issues...
A Black History Month inclusion event, focusing on the history you may (or may not know) and how it compares to the modern world today. Have we learned from...
The “Together We Ball” Basketball Tournament was created by the BGSU Office of Multicultural Affairs in collaboration with the BGSUPD in 2016 with the goal...
Ariana Brown is a Black Mexican-American poet raised in a working class community in San Antonio, Texas. As a poet, she has also been dubbed a "part-time...
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Kickoff will still celebrate how Asian American and Pacific Islander’s lives are woven into American...
Wayne State Professor Roland Coloma will present a keynote talk entitled, “The Ongoing Struggle for Ethnic Studies: The Politics of Race in P-12 and Higher...
The LGBTQ+ Resource Center celebrates Lavender Graduation to recognize students’ achievements in and commitments to the LGBTQ+ community.
Tarana Burke will share the story behind the genesis of the viral 2017 TIME Person Of The Year-winning ‘me too.’ Movement, and gives strength and healing to...
Celebrate with our Latin Graduates! Latin Graduation celebrates the hard work and success of the Latino/a/x students. This event is sponsored by the Latino...
“The Debut” is the first known Filipino American feature drama produced in the U.S. Gene Cajayon’s seminal film tells the story of teenager rejecting his...
