Princeton Vaughn ’22 gives an Honors Presentation titled “Moving in the City: How lizard morphology at two scales influences locomotor performance in novel urban environments”. When: April 21 @4:10PM Where: Science Center, Room 163 **Snacks provided OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Biological…
Join Circle K on April 21 and April 22 from 11 am to 1 pm in the Ham-Wil Atrium. Bring awareness to sexual assault by donating a minimum $1 for a Denim Day patch. All proceeds will go to the…
The libraries will have extended hours beginning Sunday, April 24. For the complete extended schedule, please visit the libraries’ website at Any changes to our hours will also be found on our website. Please note that during the hours…
Come and enjoy a night of cool jazz on a warm spring evening Tuesday, April 19, at 8 p.m. in Gray Chapel. The Park Avenue Jazz Band featuring students from the Department of Music will perform pieces by Miles Davis,…
The Chaplain’s Office invites nominations for the annual religious life awards. Awardees will be recognized at the Baccalaureate Service on May 6. Descriptions of the awards for graduating seniors, as well as a faculty and a staff member, along with…
Terpsicorps is back! On Friday, April 15, see works by students and a faculty choreographer, the presentation of two dance senior projects, and work by OWU Rhythms, Ohio Wesleyan’s student tap group. The show will be presented on the main…
Come join the OWL Editors on April 26 from 4:10-5 pm in Sturges Hall for a launch party celebrating the release of the Spring 2022 edition of the OWL Literary Magazine! There will be food and drinks provided as well…
Associate Chaplain William Hayes and students Jonathan Munroe and Alena Arnold traveled to southern Chile in January to learn about the creation of national parks in Patagonia. Come hear about their trip and what they learned through their Theory-to-Practice Grant…
This presentation aims to learn more about the Russian female composers who were alive during Catherine the Great’s reign. Furthermore, to see how the female composers fit within the societal and musical changes that occurred in the 18th century. Food…
Join the OWU Symphonic Wind Ensemble for a free public performance with works by Gustav Holst, Kelijah Dunton, Aaron Copland, and Eric Whitacre. Featuring conductors Richard Edwards and Chris Lizak, remarks by Dr. Brianna Mack, and narration by Jon Powers.…
