IAC Hosts International Bazaar: A Culinary and Cultural Journey through Food and Games

The International Advisory Committee (IAC) at the University of Oklahoma recently hosted an exciting event that brought students from diverse backgrounds together to celebrate culture and community. The International Bazaar, held on campus, showcased a wide variety of foods, games, and traditions from around the world, giving students the opportunity to explore and appreciate different cultures in a fun and interactive way.

From savory dishes like sushi and tacos to sweet treats like baklava and bubble tea, the International Bazaar offered a delicious sampling of global cuisine. Students lined up to taste these international flavors, eager to expand their culinary horizons and learn more about the cultures behind each dish.

In addition to the mouth-watering food offerings, the event featured games and activities that allowed students to immerse themselves in different cultural experiences. From traditional dances and music performances to interactive workshops on language and art, the International Bazaar provided a platform for students to engage with and learn from various communities on campus.

“I loved being able to try foods from different countries and learn about the customs and traditions that go along with them,” said one student in attendance. “It was a great way to connect with people from all over the world and appreciate the diversity we have on campus.”

The International Bazaar was not only a celebration of culture and community, but also a reminder of the importance of embracing diversity and building connections across different backgrounds. By bringing students together through food, games, and shared experiences, the IAC hopes to foster a sense of unity and understanding among the campus community.

Overall, the International Bazaar was a resounding success, leaving students with a greater appreciation for the richness and diversity of the world around them. As one student put it, “Events like these remind us that we are all part of a global community, and that’s something worth celebrating.”