Molly McCully Brown Wednesday, February 5th from 4:10-5:10 pm in the Bayley Room Molly McCully Brown is the author of the forthcoming essay collection Places I’ve Taken My Body (Persea Books, 2020) and co-author of the forthcoming poetry collection with…
Interested in government and policy-related internships for summer and fall, including Wesleyan in Washington and regional internships? Contact Michael Esler at mvesler@owu.edu. OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Arneson Institute. Contact: Michael Esler at mvesler@owu.edu
This year the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs and the Student Involvement Office are coordinating a calendar of events to celebrate Women’s History Month (WHM) during the month of March. The WHM calendar will include events related to the history,…
OWU seeks students to represent our college at the annual Independent College Day at the Statehouse. Represent OWU in discussions about the problems facing colleges and universities and policies that can help solve them with state legislators and fellow students…
Come celebrate the Lunar New Year with us on 8th February! Get ready for an evening full of festivities celebrating the Chinese New Year with Asian themed food, music, dancing, board games and raffle gifts. Recommended dress code: red and…
Want to know what’s happening to make OWU more environmentally sustainable? Come to Merrick 202 at the noon hour for the monthly meeting of the Sustainability Task Force, a collaboration between students, faculty, and staff who are passionate about making…
The You Are OWU Award recognizes students, staff, and faculty for their success and accomplishments that benefit the OWU community and for being an exemplary leader for others. Click here to nominate today: The selection committee prefers to recognize…
The Saphir Funds were created by a gift to the Economics and Business Department from Joel Leonard Saphir. Any OWU student or current Economics and Business department faculty member is eligible to apply for the Saphir Funds. For a complete…
The Big Three for Black History is Back! Our annual BHM Talent Show is here again! If you are interested in performing whether it be singing, dancing, playing a musical instrument, and etc. SIGN UP!!! If you have any questions…
Please join us on Thursday, February 6th, at 4:10 p.m. in SCSC 163 when the Science Lecture Series will host Mr. Richard Tuttle, citizen scientist, and retired middle school biology teacher. He will present “The Beaver Hypothesis: Bluebirding Before the…
