The English Department will welcome Koritha Mitchell ’96 on Wednesday, Feb. 7, from 4:15-5:15 p.m. in the Benes Rooms of the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center as our Katherine Kearney Carpenter Lecturer. Dr. Koritha Mitchell, award-winning author, feminist scholar, and cultural critic…
Join the Ross Art Museum in welcoming Nick Stull as the First Speaker in the Move: Mobility, Migration, and Belonging visiting artist series. An OWU graduate, Stull will be giving a talk on Tuesday, Feb. 6, from 3-4 p.m. at…
Join us on Wednesday, Feb. 7, at 12:10 p.m. on the top floor of Merrick Hall for our first Sustainability Task Force meeting for spring semester! Sustainability Task Force meetings are an opportunity for our department to communicate events that…
Mock Convention 2024 will take place Feb. 23-24, giving the OWU community the opportunity to simulate a National Convention to nominate a presidential candidate. This event depends on the participation of students, staff, and faculty. Sign up using this link to…
The Women of Ohio Wesleyan (WOW) are excited to host a virtual panel from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Feb. 7 as part of the WOW Speaker Series that highlights the experiences of female athletes. Panelists include current OWU student-athletes and alumnae, and…
We are exploring the neural relationship between cognitive control and video games and would like for you to help us out with our research! The data collection will take place in the Cognitive Neuroscience Lab (Phillips bottom floor, Room 16F).…
Sign up to be a part of the California delegation! Mock Convention is looking for members of the OWU community to lead a “protest” delegation, where they may raise concerns about the Republican party platforms and advocate for more progressive…
Join Horizons in celebrating the new year based on the Lunar calendar dating back to the 1046 B.C. It is an event marked by many traditions in Central, East, and Southeast Asia. A special performance from the JING WEI Lion Dance company from Columbus will…
Jewish Ethics and Seeking Justice: Text Study for Difficult Times What does the Jewish tradition have to say about war and peace, racism and anti-racism? Is there an ethic for reading sacred texts? In this interactive workshop, we look at…
Join us on Wednesday, Jan. 31 in Edgar Hall’s Werner Gallery for a Reception and Awards Ceremony. We celebrate the student artists whose work was selected by independent jurors for the annual Spring Show. Come congratulate these students on their…
