Enjoy an evening of mystery and intrigue with OWU theatre student Danny Rodriquez’s senior production of The Dumbwaiter by Harold Pinter Two hitmen find themselves in a small basement for their next job. But they have no information on who…
Join us for an OWU Hillel Passover Seder, on April 3rd, 2022, at 4:30 pm. It will be held in the Benes Room in the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center on the Ohio Wesleyan University campus. Passover (also called Pesach) is a…
The City of Delaware and Ohio Wesleyan is planning to reinstall the debris-catching storm net into the Delaware Run on Thursday, March 17 (weather and water level permitting). To install the net, a few parking spaces will be reserved with…
On April 7 from 6 to 7 pm at the Bayley Room of the Beeghly Library, 5-7 students will come together to openly discuss their experiences with regards to Bishop Access, Accessibility, Faculty and Student Support, and much more. Students,…
At 9:50 a.m. today, March 23, Delaware County will participate in a statewide tornado drill. Expect to hear outdoor warning sirens at this time. With spring’s potentially unstable weather, please note the outdoor siren protocol: During a tornado warning, the…
Join us for the third screening of the Bishops at the Movies film event. Wednesday March 16, 7pm. We will be showing Japanese movie Like Father, Like Son (2013), by acclaimed director Hirokazu Koreeda. We will draw the winner of…
Join us on Thursday, March 17th at noon in the Crider Lounge (2nd floor of HamWil) for a historical lunch and learn with Dr. Jesse Hysell! Bring your own Lunch and listen to Dr. Hysell as he gives a presentation…
Join us in exploring and celebrating National AmeriCorps Week, March 13-19. Check out AmeriCorps stories, join social media events, and discover all the ways you can get involved! Go to OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Ohio Wesleyan University. Contact: Sally Leber…
We are pleased to announce that despite a pause in OhioLINK lending scheduled from March 11 through the end of April, CONSORT requesting and lending will remain active. For more information about securing physical library materials during this time, please…
Nathalie Greenfield, a human rights lawyer and fellow at the Reprieve and Cornell Center for the Death Penalty Worldwide, will speak over Zoom to CLAS 251 “Women in Antiquity” about the case of the recently executed Lisa Montgomery, who was…
