Join us for this year’s Spring Break Service & Wilderness Celebration on Wed, March 23 at 7 PM in Crider Lounge (2nd floor of the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center). You’ll see pictures and hear stories about the Service Trips and Wilderness…
Myths about Native Americans abound in the American cultural imagination—including the idea that they’re “disappearing” or simply of the past. America’s Indigenous women have been perhaps even more invisible, but they are actually actively pressing for Native American survivance in…
Please join us via zoom as Dr. Ellen Arnold shares what she’s learned about OWU student, James Weber, and his experiences on campus as an undergraduate in 1868-1871. Her talk is based upon a series of 50 letters that he…
The volleyball team will be running a fundraiser on Saturday, March 26 at 2 PM. It will be a glow in the dark volleyball tournament. There will be glow sticks and a lot of fun. There is a $60 fee…
Your wellness matters at OWU! Wellness is more than just physical, and we want students to focus on different aspects of their well-being than impacts them as students. The Bishop Way, in collaboration with different campus offices, have planned a…
Tauheed, in collaboration with the Chaplain’s Office, is providing Ramadan care packages (including food items such as dates, etc.) for all those planning to fast during Ramadan. Please fill out this form if you are interested: OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office:…
Please note the March 23 statewide tornado drill with sirens has been canceled because of potential inclement weather. Authorities want to be sure there is no confusion should a siren have to be sounded Wednesday morning anywhere in the state.…
In order to improve data protection for the campus community, Information Services now requires enrollment in Google’s 2-Step Verification. Adoption of multifactor authentication is regarded as best-practice within higher education and by information security experts. This one-time enrollment reduces the…
Myths about Native Americans abound in the American cultural imagination—including the idea that they’re “disappearing” or simply of the past. America’s Indigenous women have been perhaps even more invisible, but they are actually actively pressing for Native American survivance in…
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…
