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A new exhibit at Chicago's world-renowned Field Museum of Natural History has a connection to The Ohio State University at Newark. John N. Low, PhD, Ohio State Newark associate professor in…

ARTEDUC 5795: Global Indigenous Arts: Education for Settlers

An introduction to contemporary global Indigenous arts through a self-critique of settler colonialism that combines decolonial…

Dr. Melissa Beard Jacob  is Ojibwe from Northern Michigan and an enrolled member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians. Her traditional name in Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe Language) is…

Restorying the Experiences of Indigenous College Students,  a talk by Shannon Gonzalez-Miller, is availabe on YouTube, AnchorFM, Origins, and SoundCloud.

Dr. Shannon Gonzales-Miller is a…

The American Indian Studies program would like to honor our Spring graduate, Kevin Idleman. We congratulate Kevin on his success and wish him the best in his future endeavors! 

John Low, Director of the Newark Earthworks Center, was featured in an April 13 New York Times story about efforts to have the earthworks named a UNESCO World Heritage site.  Negotiations are…

Center for Ethnic Studies invites eligible undergraduates and graduates to apply for the CES Interdisciplinary Programs Scholarship. The Scholarship is designed to support students who are…

Dr. Christine Ballengee Morris is a Professor in the Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy, was founding Director of the Multicultural Center at Ohio State, and former…

New members of The Ohio State University Marching Band are all given a rookie name, a nickname bestowed on them by their peers.

Some rookie names are silly. Some are serious. Some require…