SAVE THE DATE Spring Alumni Athlete Panel 📅 Thursday, March 26 ⏰ 7-8 p.m. 📍 Merrick 301 Join us for an evening of real talk and practical insight from former student-athletes who have navigated the transition from college athletics to…
The Ross Art Museum will be closed from March 7-16 for spring break. If you need to visit the museum during this time, please contact museum staff at ramuseum@owu.edu to make arrangements. OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Ross Art Museum Contact: Ruth…
Please remove all vehicles from the upper parking lot at Hamilton-Williams Campus Center before 11 p.m. Monday, March 9. The lot will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10-11, while repairs are made to the kitchen drainage system. To ensure…
OWU Facilities will conduct state-required fire alarm inspections and tests during spring break, March 9-13, in several campus buildings. Inspections will be conducted from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. If your building is affected, you do not need…
Have a great spring break, Bishops! The OWU Daily will be published on Monday, March 9, for any last-minute communication needs and then take its own break. The OWU Daily will return to daily weekday publication on Monday, March 16.…
The Ross Art Museum will be open late this Friday until 8 p.m. in celebration of downtown Delaware’s First Friday March for Art festivities. OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Ross Art Museum Contact: Ruth Szukala at ramuseum@owu.edu
The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) and the Chief Diversity Office (CDO), in collaboration with Rafiki and Sisters United, invite you to participate in “Letter to a Woman That Inspires Me” as part of Women’s History Month. Throughout March, students, faculty,…
The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) and the Chief Diversity Office (CDO), in collaboration with Rafiki and Sisters United, are hosting pop-up stations throughout March in celebration of Women’s History Month. As part of this month’s programming, we invite…
Please join the Biology Seminar Series for a talk by Dr. Amanda Powers, Assistant Professor at Xavier University: “Using evolutionary models to understand the mechanisms controlling bone size and shape.” Free and open to everyone. There will be snacks! See…
How can a halftime show become a cultural statement? Join Prof. Glenda Nieto-Cuebas and students Lukas Reichenbacher ’29, Opal Shipley ’29, and Téa Ilic ’26 for a conversation on how Bad Bunny transformed the Super Bowl stage into a celebration…
