The Melvin Van Peebles: Black Arts Symposium will start on Thursday, March 30, and be hosted at OWU on Friday, March 31, and Saturday, April 1. The Symposium will showcase films created or influenced by Melvin Van Peebles, include food banquets…
Are you a woman or gender nonconforming person in STEM? Want to voice your opinions and talk about your stories in the departments? Come to the Women in Science Town Hall this Friday in SCSC 161 from 12-1 p.m. with…
Join OWU Rugby this Saturday (4/1) for this season’s home tournament. The tournament will be held from 10 am~4:30 pm on the intramural field across from meek aquatics. OWU plays at 10, 12, and 2:45. We would love to see…
From 7-8 pm, Tuesday, March 28 on the Smith stairs come to learn about the environmental impact of vaping and e-cigarettes. There will be FREE T-shirts, Tumblers, and Reusable bags!! Stop by and join our conversation (and play some Kahoot!!) about…
All are welcome to join us for the annual Muller Lecture in the Department of Physics and Astronomy on Wednesday, March 29, at 4:10 p.m. in SCSC Room 161. Our speaker, Professor Rowan Thomson, is a Canada Research Chair and…
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…
June 19-22, 2023 3rd-5th Grade: 9am-12pm 6th-8th Grade: 1pm-4pm This camp is designed with 2 goals in mind: 1. Provide a fun experience for boys grades 3-8 in a basketball environment 2. Teach the necessary skills & fundamentals to help…
Exploration of Faith and Yourself is an evening dedicated to talking about self-exploration and how it connects to faith. The evening will be made up of hearing from Talk is Cheap’s David Kohout and a round table talk following, there…
TONIGHT-7:00pm (March 22) Bayley Room (Beeghly Library-2nd floor) 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 where she will discuss “When,…
The Melvin Van Peebles: Black Arts Symposium will start on Thursday, March 30 and be hosted at OWU for Friday, March 31 and Saturday, April 1. The Symposium will showcase films created or influenced by Melvin Van Peebles, include food banquets and…
