Eyestrain used to be something students dealt with only when cramming for exams or writing papers. Currently, screens are not only used to complete classes and assignments but also in how we connect with our friends through facetime, entertain ourselves with…
The You Are OWU Award recognizes students, staff, and faculty for their successes and accomplishments that benefit the OWU community and for being exemplary leaders for others. Click here to nominate today: The selection committee prefers to recognize specific events/moments…
Please join the Director of Career Development, Leigh Mascolino, for a virtual focus group on Career Connection. This is your opportunity to share insights and contribute to the work we do for OWU students! This event will take place on…
Happy Earth Month! With the 50th anniversary of Earth Day just under a week away, we are happy to say that the celebration goes on, from our own homes! The environment and sustainability website has a full schedule of Earth…
Paint happy little trees and clouds to your heart’s content with the master himself, Bob Ross! Check out his classes at Relax, enjoy, and have a great weekend! –Office of University Communications
Celebrate the achievements and success of OWU students and community! Wednesday, April 22: Golden Bishop Awards 12 pm EST. Thursday, April 23: Dale Bruce Awards 7 pm EST. Friday, April 24: Phi Society Awards. For more information about how to…
Ohio Wesleyan alumna and bat conservationist Kristen Lear ’11 will deliver a free Zoom lecture at 1:30 p.m. today, April 16, discussing “Social and Ecological Complexities of Bat and Coronavirus Ecology.” To view the lecture live, visit at 1:30 p.m. Thursday. Lear’s…
All students who have applied to either the StAP or Legacy Internship Programs must complete ranking forms by this Friday, April 17, at 11:59 pm. Due to strict deadlines, failure to fill this form out on time could risk a…
As part of National Poetry Month, OWU alumnus Lee Seigel ’06 is sharing ’30 Poems that Mean Something to Me,’ including some comments about his OWU days as an English major. (Poem No. 3 includes notes about a memorable assignment…
Our OWU community (and the world at large) continues to respond to significant shifts in our day-to-day life. What’s more, we’ve no idea how long we will be expected to manage these changes. Paired with the unknowns are the losses…
