FRAGMENTS is a devised work that examines the role of women in society through the lens of criminalization and victimhood. How does the societal system we live in de-complexify women and paint them as criminals or victims instead of nuanced…
Monday, November 1st is the deadline to apply for the New York Arts Program Spring 2022 semester! Get your application in so you can spend next semester in NYC building your creative community through customized internships in the arts and…
The Department of Public Safety’s Safe Ride Program is in service, transporting you to and from campus locations, including remote parking lots and residential and academic buildings. Though we are not staffed yet to provide rides seven days a week,…
OWU friends and family, please join us for our first in-person live audience performance since February 2020! Featuring beloved works by Jan Van der Roost, Percy Grainger, Modest Mussorgsky, Nicole Piunno, and Karl King. This concert offers a combination of…
Free food, candy, and fun at Elliott Hall on Thursday, Oct. 28, from 12-1 pm. Stop by or stay for a while! All are welcome! OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: History Board. Contact: Jacob Delight at jmdeligh@owu.edu
FRAGMENTS is a devised work that examines the role of women in society through the lens of criminalization and victimhood. How does the societal system we live in de-complexify women and paint them as criminals or victims instead of nuanced…
Come to Jemison Auditorium in Sanborn Hall for a one-hour masterclass with jazz trombonist Altin Sencalar and drummer Daniel Dufour. Topics to be discussed include jazz improvisation, jazz pedagogy, and “playing in a chordless trio.” Also, plan to hear selections…
Additional work is required to implement our new campus firewalls. A network outage has been scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 28, beginning at 1 am. The network will be unavailable for up to four hours while the equipment is installed and…
Come to Jemison Auditorium in Sanborn Hall for a one-hour masterclass with jazz trombonist Altin Sencalar and drummer Daniel Dufour. Topics to be discussed include jazz improvisation, jazz pedagogy, and “playing in a chordless trio.” Also, plan to hear selections…
Please join the English Department on Wednesday, October 27th from 4:10-5:00 pm in Beeghly Library’s Bayley Room to hear Professor Mark Allison speak as our distinguished 2021-2022 Benjamin T. Spencer Lecturer. Mark Allison specializes in the literature and culture of…
