Welcome back! Spring semester hours for the OWU Libraries can be viewed by visiting our website at Updates or changes to these hours will also be posted to the hours page. When the library is officially closed, the 24/7 space…
Join the Ross Art Museum for a free-public reception on Sunday, Jan. 22, from 2-4 p.m. as we open two new exhibits. Black Palimpsest: Jared Thorne explores the cultural commodification of African art objects in Western museums while asking how these same…
Welcome back, Bishops! CPB is hosting our Welcome Back event, Crumbl + Crafts, on Jan. 18, 2023, from 12-1 in the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center Atrium. Come join us for free food, a snowflake craft, and giveaways! OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Campus…
Per the Delaware Police Department, please note that parking violation fee changes approved by City Council in December go into effect Monday, Jan. 9. A standardized violation fee of $25 will be in place, instead of having varying rates and…
The OWU Daily won’t publish the rest of this week, but will return to daily publication beginning Monday, Jan. 16. Please remember that to share information in the OWU Daily, you will find a “Post to OWU Daily” link found…
Happy Holidays! The OWU Daily will return Monday, Jan. 9, 2023. Please remember that to share information in the OWU Daily, you will find a “Post to OWU Daily” link found at the top of each day’s OWU Daily email…
Starting at 5 p.m. Jan. 5, Information Services and Buildings & Grounds will be completing an important infrastructure upgrade in the primary datacenter in the R.W. Corns Building. Core services including connectivity to the internet, wifi, emergency communications, and campus…
Please find our hours for semester break through the beginning of classes on our library website at libraries.owu.edu. OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: University Libraries Contact: Pam Majors at libraries@owu.edu
You are invited to join us for an online-only panel discussion at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 15, 2023. The discussion will explore “From Civil Rights to Wakanda: An Exploration of Blackness & Media” and include panelists Dr. Phokeng Dailey, Saharla Loyan, Tamika…
We are excited to announce we are hosting the inaugural Melvin Van Peebles Symposium in the spring! The symposium is to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of Melvin Van Peebles, a 1953 OWU graduate and trailblazing Black filmmaker,…
