Join the professors and students of the SOAN/SJ departments to celebrate the end of the year, give student awards, and to gather informally for the first time in a long time with our department! This will be held on Thursday,…
Studies have found that students who identify as Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) face additional mental health challenges because of racial and pandemic-related stressors. There is no one way to address BIPOC mental health because there is no…
With graduation fast approaching, please remember that most library items for seniors have a May 15 due date. If you need them for finals, please return them no later than May 26, the last day of finals. Additionally, please know…
The Delaware County Foundation’s Ralph and Mabel Gooding Memorial scholarship provides post-secondary support to college students already enrolled in an accredited university or college and pursuing their first Bachelor’s degree. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Completed first year or beyond at an accredited…
Students interested in joining a Divine 9 organization, please attend the ‘Future is Bright’ Information Fair for NPHC Organizations. This event will be held Monday, March 10, noon-2:00 pm on the OWU JAYwalk (rain location Hamilton Williams Campus Center atrium).…
Join us in taking time to check in with yourself and make sure you are ending the semester strong! Check out owu.edu/bishopway for more information about events and resources specific to mental health awareness. OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: The Bishop Way Contact: Jess…
Join HOLD on the third floor in HWCC for our housemate Sam’s house project! Sam will be discussing what goes into translating music into different languages, using as a primary example the left-wing anthem, “The Internationale”. OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: House…
Join us at HOLD for another house project this Friday! Camy has translated one of Ophelia’s monologues from Heiner Muller’s Hamletmachine into French. Come see her performance and join a conversation about cultural fascinations with Shakespeare’s Ophelia and what they…
The Women in Science Club will be hosting a virtual meeting at 12:45pm-1:15pm today, May 7. Dr. Andereck of the physics department will be speaking to the club at the meeting! The think is attached below. We hope to see…
For many people on campus, the rising temperatures outside means unnecessarily hot dorm rooms. Being constantly hot and sweaty in your own space can make it hard to study and sleep at night. However, there are some small ways to…
