AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOhio University updates: The OHIO Board of Trustees reviewed year-two progress on its Dynamic Strategy plan, pushed FY27 priorities, and approved extending the Scholarship Match Program through June 30, 2031 (with a new $2M annual cap). Campus arts & culture: OHIO also announced plans for a permanent, purpose-built home for the Marching 110 practice facility, funded by alumni Shawn and Tracey Hurley. Juneteenth in Athens: OHIO is hosting a Juneteenth Festival June 19 (1–4 p.m.) at Richland Avenue Park with music, food trucks, vendors, kids’ activities, and volunteer sign-ups. Preserving local art history: OHIO Libraries opened the Sara Gilfert Collection, digitized and supported by the Ohio Arts Council, spotlighting the Southeast Ohio papermaker and educator. Community arts events: Salem Bible Methodist Church welcomes the Legacy Quartet June 21; Salem also hosts a free abolitionist history walking tour June 15. Music review: Modest Mouse’s “An Eraser and a Maze” gets a local spotlight.
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