Oregon State University’s Pacific Islander Association is hosting the third annual Pasifika Fest on Saturday, May 10. This cultural night celebrates the richness and diversity of Pacific Islander cultures through performing arts, literature, poetry, music, dance and food. The event is designed to raise awareness about and celebrate Pacific Islander student and community traditions, histories and identities at OSU and beyond.
A grand re-opening celebration is being held at the Pride Center on April 25 to celebrate its recent renovation. The event includes a brunch, tours and a time for performances and speakers.
The celebration marks a long journey for the Pride Center, which has been a crucial community space for students for decades.
The Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center is celebrating its 50th anniversary on April 24 with a reception that honors the center’s impact and celebrates pivotal achievements in its five-decade history.
