Category Student News & Events

Take One of Your Spring Classes at Marion Correctional Institute!

Next spring, NUTR 310, Global Food Systems, and PHIL 312, Philosophy & Social Change, will be held at Marion Correctional Institute, where OWU students will learn together with residents of the prison. NUTR 310, taught by Prof. Nix, is Wednesdays…

CWI Student Survey: Earn $10 Dining Dollars!

Last week, you received an email asking you to participate in the Citizens and Scholars College Presidents for Civic Preparedness (CWI) student survey. The survey is brief, taking less than three minutes to complete. It’s designed to gather your thoughts…

TODAY – Career Exploration Group Week 4: Perfectionism

Counseling Services & Career Connections Week 4 Topic: Perfectionism. Striving for excellence can be motivating, but perfectionism can hold us back. Let’s explore where perfectionist beliefs come from and how they impact your choices and well-being. This week we will…

Open Advising Session for Education Majors TODAY!

Are you an education major with questions about which classes to take this spring? Stop by our open advising session today, Oct. 19, from noon to 1 p.m. in Edgar Hall 128! We’ll have some snacks, and education faculty and…

Oct. 22 @ Noon – Rest, Reset, and Reframe!

Stop by Merrick Hall on Thursday, Oct. 22, from 12-1 p.m. to express your creativity and design a picture frame! Celebrate Wellness Week with this fun and relaxing craft. OWU Sponsor: Office of Community Wellness Contact: Andrew Inamdar at ajinamdar@owu.edu

Oct. 23 – Thinking About Grad School?

Thinking about graduate school? Are you passionate about medicine, environmental health, disease prevention, nutrition and food access, or social justice? Join us for a presentation and Q&A with Wes Grunden, the Director of Admissions for the College of Public Health…

Oct. 26 – Senior Registration Window Opens for Spring 2027

Attention, Seniors! Your registration window for the Spring 2027 semester is fast approaching and will open Monday, Oct. 26, at 7 a.m. The most important step you can take is to meet with your faculty advisor to get guidance on…