DEI Spring Book Club begins Wednesday, Jan. 19 @ noon. We are reading ‘The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together’ by Heather McGhee. We will be meeting via zoom for the first meeting…
OWU Volleyball will be hosting a youth winter clinic for beginners to learn the support of volleyball. Open to grades K-8 beginners. Dates are Sunday, Jan. 23, Feb. 13 and March 20 from 1-3 pm in Branch Rickey Arena. Registration…
We are sad to share that former OWU instructor and assistant professor LaVern John Rippley died Jan. 6 in Rochester, Minnesota. He was 86. During his long career, he studied with the support of a Fulbright Fellowship 1963-1964 at the…
Take an hour for yourself to get rooted back into your physical body! Classes are open to all levels and based in the style of Hatha yoga plus meant to be a pick-me-up for the remainder of your day. Classes…
SourcePoint seeks feedback from Delaware County residents of all ages through an online survey. The survey is part of SourcePoint’s strategic planning process, which helps identify the opportunities and challenges the aging Delaware County community is facing currently and over…
As you finalize plans for February events that will be open to the general public, please share details for inclusion in Ohio Wesleyan’s monthly events calendars for news media. Monthly calendars typically are shared with media, community groups, and local…
We are sad to share that former OWU staff member Mary Lou Green passed away Nov. 22 at her home here in Delaware. She was 94. Mary Lou worked in the OWU Building and Grounds Department in the 1980s and…
Please join me in congratulating Jill Kerins, who is retiring at the end of January. Jill has provided excellent leadership to Print Services and the Mailroom, and helped modernize services with a direct impact on students. If you know of…
Late Night Breakfast is an OWU tradition that marks the start of finals week. The goal is to wish our students well during an exciting yet stressful time of the academic year. Late Night Breakfast will be on Monday, December…
Next week, Vicki DiLillo and Brad Pulcini, Campus Leads for the Moving the Needle Initiative, will hold two community meetings for faculty and staff. They will present results from the recent survey that asked for feedback about potential areas of…
