OWU Athletics is excited to extend the opportunity to welcome a limited number of spectators to our sporting events, including our most passionate support from you – OWU students, faculty, and staff! This is a great opportunity to begin re-creating…
On Monday, April 26 from 6-8pm, HOLD and CAH will host a joint house project called “Cherokee Language and Art” This project will educate students about the history and current state of the Cherokee language, with an engaging artistic activity!…
MINDFUL Moment is a free, drop-in, no-registration-necessary, group offering various mindfulness/meditation exercises to bring awareness and balance to body and mind. This is a virtual space that will meet for one hour each week on Wednesdays at noon. Please bring…
Mindfulness Moment is a free, drop-in, no-registration-necessary group offering various mindfulness/meditation exercises to bring awareness and balance to body and mind. This is a virtual space that meets for an hour each week on Wednesdays at noon. Please bring yourself,…
The Chaplain’s Office invites nominations for the annual religious life awards. Awardees will be recognized at the (virtual) Baccalaureate Service on May 28. Descriptions of the awards for graduating seniors, as well as a faculty and a staff member, along…
The Coronavirus outbreak has affected nearly every aspect of our daily lives. Global response to the ongoing crisis is transforming the norms by which our nations, regions, and institutions operate. Amidst all of the monumental events taking place, we believe…
The Delaware African American Heritage Council is launching “Sankofa Storytelling Series,” featuring stories relevant to the African American experience. The series will kick off at 7 p.m. April 21 via Facebook Live. Theodora Higgenbotham, OWU Class of 1974, will begin…
Mindful Moments: stop by the Student Information Desk on the first floor of HWCC to pick up a “mindful moment” packet. These different packets will offer you tips and trips for grounding yourself during stressful or traumatic times. Each week…
“Twelfth Night, 2020” is a contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare’s original which refocuses the text on the LGBTQIA+ community representation and inclusivity, set within circumstances that underscore the vital importance of peaceful protest as the voice of a community. We hope…
These events are open spaces to process world events in community with others. Some will have a corresponding activities to ensure we are considering joy even when life is hard. Can process global events via Zoom with Staff & others…
