The deadline for the fall round of Theory-to-Practice grant applications is Thurs., Nov. 1 at midnight. You can find a link to the application and guidelines for submission on the TPG website: www.owu.edu Please stop by the Merrick desk or email tpg@owu.edu with…
The second You are OWU Award of the year will take place TODAY at 12:15 p.m. in the Ham-Wil atrium. This month Peyton Hardesty and Mary Kate McNally will be recognized. The You Are OWU Award recognizes students, staff and faculty…
Men’s Soccer will host the NCAC semifinal game against Denison University on Wed., Oct. 31. The game will be played at Roy Rike Field and kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Tickets are $7 for adults, $3 for youth (18…
We encourage all students to participate in early voting, which ends November 5 at 2 PM. If you’re registered to vote in Delaware, you can vote early at the Delaware County Board of Elections. See here for shuttle options: …
Contribute to the Field of Neuroscience by participating in a survey study about video gaming. The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between the pathological use of video games, depression, anxiety, and escapism. The link below contains…
This is the last week for early voting. If you’re registered to vote in Delaware and need a ride, we’re here to help. A full list of shuttle options is posted at . This week’s shuttles are: Tues. Oct.…
If you are voting absentee, please note that in Ohio, the deadline to request an absentee ballot is Saturday, November 3 at noon, and your absentee ballot must be postmarked by November 5. OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Arneson Institute for Practical…
The final event for the Department of Comparative Literature’s Text-Tiles exhibit will be “A Semiotics of Eighteenth Century Fashion Show” presented by Dr. Merkel’s class “Reason and Romanticism” (CMLT 350). If you are hungry and curious about what a “Semiotics…
Contribute to the Field of Neuroscience by participating in a survey study about video gaming. The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between the pathological use of video games, depression, anxiety, and escapism. The link below contains…
As part of the Comparative Literature Department’s Text-Tiles exhibit, we are pleased to announce Cynthia Cetlin (Department of Fine Arts) as our featured guest speaker. Please join us for a talk by our OWU colleague. The talk is titled “Preserving…
