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Toni Jensen is the author of Carry: A Memoir of Survival on Stolen Land (Dayton Peace Prize finalist and New York Times Editors’ Choice) and From the Hilltop: Stories. She will be at Owens on Thursday, April 25.
Upcoming Visit from BIG Read Author, Toni Jensen
On Friday, March 15th the ORFS Film Challenge started at the orientation & kickoff in College Hall 100. Photographed is Honors Program student, Justin Abner (Environmental Science Major). He chose the reality card, which means his group, Honors House Pictures, would be creating a film short in the reality genre. All the films from this challenge will be shown on Wednesday, March 20 in College Hall 100 at noon.
ORFS Film Challenge Films Showing Wednesday, March 20 at noon in CH 100
Events
Events
Awards for Cinematic Excellence: 2023/2024 Oregon Road Film Challenge
Awards for Cinematic Excellence: 2023/2024 Oregon Road Film Challenge
Hailey Bechtels Custom Text Project for CRT 115, Ch 2, will be in the next SILO!
Celebrating Creativity
Author Toni Jensen speaking in the Center for Fine and Performing Arts on the Toledo-area campus on April 25, 2024.
Author Toni Jensen Engages Owens Community College with Powerful Discourse on Survival and Gun Violence
Toni Jensen is the author of Carry: A Memoir of Survival on Stolen Land (Dayton Peace Prize finalist and New York Times Editors’ Choice) and From the Hilltop: Stories. She will be at Owens on Thursday, April 25.
Upcoming Visit from BIG Read Author, Toni Jensen
Owens Community College Artist in Residence. Annette Fink stands in front of a mural created for Clark Lake. She is the Summer 2024 Artist in Residence at Owens Community College.
Annette Fink leads artistic Renaissance at Owens Community College
Photo of the Week
Photo of the Week
Gif of the Week
Gif of the Week
Gif of the Week
Gif of the Week
Gif of the Week
Gif of the Week
Poem of the Week
Poem of the Week
Indian School, Cherokee, N.C. Retrieved through the Library of Congress.
An Examination: Indian Boarding Schools
Navajos Loretta Yazzie, Eula M. Atene, and 3-month old boy Leon Clark pose in Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, a red-sand desert wonderland on the Arizona-Utah border. Retrived from Photographs in the Carol M. Highsmith Archive, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
Indigenous American Nations
The Silo Volume 3
The Silo Volume 3
The courtyard for the Center for Fine and Performing Arts building will be the site for Express Fest, a free, day-long event set for Wednesday, May 1, 2024, from 11 am until 6:30 pm.
A day of music, art and celebration at Express Fest
Thurlow Lieurance with three Native American Indians; one of whom plays a courting flute. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, 1922.
Indigenous American Music
The Silo Volume 3
The Silo Volume 3
The Silo Volume 1
The Silo Volume 1
The Silo Volume 2
The Silo Volume 2

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