A Glimpse into the Life of the Latin@ Community at OSU



Fiesta in the Fall
On Nov. 10, 2004, Fiesta in the Fall took place at the Ohio Union ballrooms. It was a colorful event full of Latin@ flavor – dancing, live music and delicious food. On the botton, Folklor Hispano gives a dazzling performance.

From left to right: Leslie Dunstan and Ligia Lundine busy promoting and distributing the new Autumn issue of ¿Qué Pasa, OSU

From left to right: Carmen Breckenridge, Noelba Tobon, Dr. Ruth Anderson and Alina Flores singing and playing with contagious enthusiasm at the Fiesta.

Latino@ Studies students, in collaboration with artist Angeles Romero, reveal their installations at this exhibition at Haskett Hall on Dec. 8, 2004.

Latin@ faculty, staff and students networking at the “¿Y Tú Quién Eres?” lunch.

A volunteer mentoring Latin@ children through VIVA at the Groveport Madison Middle School.

What is in a Name? – Six faculty members associated with the Latino/a Studies Program at Ohio State University discussed the terminology Hispanic, Latino/a, Chicano/a at a panel discussion at the OSU Multicultural Center.