Are you an up and coming artist looking to reach a larger audience? Or just a student performer who likes to perform for fun? Sign up to perform at the Black Excellence Week Concert! The concert will be held May…
In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness month, Empower OWU is hosting a Sexual Assault Awareness Rally on April 24 from 2pm-5pm on the Jay. There will be different stations on self-care, learning how to report, what to do as a…
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 History Department is selling shirts and sweatshirts! They feature a drawing of Elliott Hall on the back and are available in a short sleeve tee, long sleeve tee, and a crewneck sweatshirt. The shop is open until April 19!…
Celebrate, advocate, and educate yourself for the good of the planet this week, with events brought to you by the Sustainability Task Force, SEAL, and OWU Citizens’ Climate Lobby. Here is the schedule: MONDAY, 4.19: Calling drive with Citizens’ Climate…
“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…
Virtual Yoga for Your Mental Health for OWU students and staff every Monday during lunch time from 12:10- 12:50 pm virtually through zoom. Yoga has been shown to positively benefit mental health concerns, including stress, depression, anxiety, and trauma. Come…
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…
Just a quick reminder that today is a bit unusual, according to the academic calendar. Today’s classes will be the classes you normally would have had Wednesday. For most of you, this will make little difference. But if you are…
Join us on April 23 from 12-1 pm via Zoom for a discussion on Race and Ethnicity Terminology. Terms and definitions are ever-evolving and changing and often mean different things to different people. They are provided as a starting point…
