The Jewish holiday of Passover will begin Saturday, March 27. Passover is the Jewish festival in celebration of the Jews’ freedom from slavery and flight from Egypt. The holiday lasts a total of seven days and begins with a celebratory…
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…
Presented by: Dr. Cathy Roberts-Cooper | Event Description: Navigating Politics for Social Justice: In this session, we define forms of power and politics in group settings and explore how these concepts can hinder or aid individuals working toward social justice…
Join a panel of women entrepreneurs as they explore the unique challenges and opportunities of being a woman pursuing entrepreneurship. Panelists represent large and small organizations, angel investors, and a social enterprise. Monday @ 7PM: Women in Entrepreneurship Panel Discussion. Access…
Presented by: Sergio Gonzalez, PhD Candidate| Event Description: My experiences as a first-generation, queer, Latinx of Mexican parents raised in a mixed-status home have influenced how I understand, conceptualize, and theorize Jotería (queerness) in education. Jotería, is a derogatory term…
Join us for the 2021 Robert Kragalott Lecture on Genocide, Mass Atrocity, and Human Rights Featuring Dr. Alexander Alvarez. The topic is “Nations and Nationalism in a Warming World: Genocidal Risk in an Era of Climate Change.” Climate change is…
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…
Tuesday, March 30 at 4:30pm – The Poets and Writers Reading Series offered by the Ohio Wesleyan Department of English presents: Acclaimed literary essayist T Kira Madden’s raw and redemptive debut memoir is about coming of age and reckoning with…
The Jewish holiday of Passover will begin Saturday, March 27. Passover is the Jewish festival in celebration of the Jews’ freedom from slavery and flight from Egypt. The holiday lasts a total of seven days and begins with a celebratory…
Tuesday, March 30 at 4:30 pm – The Poets and Writers Reading Series offered by the Ohio Wesleyan Department of English presents: Acclaimed literary essayist T Kira Madden’s raw and redemptive debut memoir is about coming of age and reckoning…
