The Neurds (Neuroscience Club) will be hosting Brain Fair 2023 on Thursday, March 23, from 11 am – 1 pm in the Benes Rooms in celebration of Brain Awareness Week! Stop by and learn more about neuroscience-related topics through booths…
The Alpha Course is a program that seeks to provide an opportunity to explore the meaning of life and what the Christian faith is through a series of open conversations. All non-Christian and Christian faculty members, staff, and students are…
Simpson Querrey Fitness Center/Morrill Strength & Conditioning Room Spring Break Hours: March 11 & 12: CLOSED. March 13-17: 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 4 p.m.-6 p.m. March 18 & 19: CLOSED. OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Athletics Contact: Colin Parker at cdparker@owu.edu
It’s time for spring break?! Please remember the OWU Daily is intended to publish only when classes are in session. To ensure everyone’s news is shared, however, we’ll publish on Monday, March 13, and then return on Monday, March 20. …
Please join us for the 38th Joseph & Edith Vogel Lecture as our very own Professor Michael W. Flamm presents “OWU at War: Charles Leighton and the Memphis Belle.” Flamm will share his research about Charles Leighton, an OWU chemistry…
Spring break hours for the OWU Libraries can be viewed on the libraries’ website at Please note during Spring break, for the hours Beeghly is officially closed, the Bashford Lounge will remain open to students by ID card swipe. OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office:…
Printing Services will be closed March 16 and 17, open regular hours Mon-Weds. Have a great break! OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Printing Services Contact: Marilyn Stephens at graphics@owu.edu
The English Department is pleased to welcome Brendan Isaac Jones on Monday, March 20, from 4:15-5:15 pm in the Milligan Room of Slocum Hall. Jones is a novelist, essayist, and journalist primarily interested in drawing attention to environmental issues concerning…
Are you interested in local or regional foods on campus? If so, the ENVS 399 class invites you to fill out our survey about incorporating regional food networks into the dining services. We love to hear student opinions and feedback on the…
Please join us for the 2023 Robert Kragalott Lecture on Genocide, Mass Atrocity, and Human Rights as we welcome Sarah B. Snyder, U.S. foreign policy historian, to campus to discuss “When, How and Why Has the United States Put Human…
