In this episode of Discover Boston College, host George Kaparis ’27 talks with Esosa Owens ’26 and TJ Eniola ’26, co-presidents of the African Student Organization (ASO). They share how ASO brings students together through unity, family, and community while showcasing African culture on campus. From signature events like the annual fashion show and Taste of Africa to smaller gatherings that spark connection, ASO offers spaces where heritage and belonging thrive. With upcoming events and leadership insights, this conversation highlights how students can get involved and experience the vibrancy of ASO at BC.

 0:00 | Welcome to Discover Boston College with George Kaparis ’27!

0:18 | Introduction to Esosa Owens ’26 and TJ Eniola ’26, co-presidents of the African Student Organization.

0:43 | What is ASO and what is its mission at Boston College?

1:27 | What are the responsibilities of the co-presidents?

2:20 | How does ASO celebrate African culture and promote its mission?

2:52 | What is the significance of the annual ASO fashion show?

3:24 | What upcoming events are planned for this semester?

3:56 | How does ASO build community through smaller events?

4:17 | How can students stay involved and connected with ASO? Follow them on Instagram here.

5:22 | Thank you for tuning into this episode of Discover Boston College!

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