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Campuswide News & Events
Sept. 30 – Join us TONIGHT as Dr. Ezra Vogel (OWU ’50) Presents…
Ohio Wesleyan alumnus Ezra F. Vogel, Ph.D., Class of 1950, presents “From Delaware to Deng Xiaoping.” A sociology major at Ohio Wesleyan, Vogel is a retired Harvard University professor and author of the critically acclaimed “Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation…
Oct. 3 @ 4:10 p.m. – Science Lecture Series: Ryan Yoder
Our first Science Lecture Series of 2019 will be Thursday, Oct. 3, at 4:10 p.m. in Science Center 163. The speaker will be Ryan Yoder, Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry at OSU-Marion. The title of the…
Oct. 5 @ 6 p.m. – Artist Reception for “Goblins for the Artists” Exhibit
The reception for “Goblins for the Artists,” an exhibit featuring artwork by Rory Gleeson, will be held on Saturday, Oct. 5 from 6-8 p.m. Pizza will be served! It will be located in the Werner Gallery on the first floor…
This Weekend Only! “The Country House”
“The Country House” – this weekend only! Don’t miss the first main-stage production of the year! October 4, 5, 6 at the Chappelear Drama Center. Students free! Faculty and staff free Friday night. Call the box office for reservations at…
TOMORROW @ 12:05 – DEI Open Meeting
Tomorrow, October 1, the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion council will be having an open meeting. We will be discussing final details for the 2019 summit. We welcome all members of the OWU community who are interested to stop by the…
Oct. 7 @ 8 p.m. – Documentary Screening, Gentrification Discussion at Strand Theatre
The Strand Theatre, with interest from multiple OWU departments, is screening the documentary “On the Brink” and hosting a gentrification discussion afterward with co-director and producer Jefferey Shulman. The event will begin at 8 p.m. Oct. 7 at the Strand…
OWU Connection News & Events
Student News & Events
Looking for Student Performers
Are you interested in showcasing your talent during a solo performance in Smith Hall during the spring semester? The Student Involvement Office is coordinating opportunities for students to share their talent on Saturday evenings from 8pm-9pm throughout the semester. Complete…
Student Organization Educational Workshops
The Student Involvement Office is offering workshops to help your student organization thrive! Topics range from learning about the How to at OWU Guide to motivating members to translating your student organization experience to a career. Listed below are all…
March 19 – Last Day to Apply for UM Scholarships!
The United Methodist Higher Education Foundation provides more than $2 million in scholarships every year to United Methodist students attending UM-related institutions of higher education. Applications for the 2021-2022 academic year will be accepted through today, March 19, at umhef.org UMHEF…
Looking for an On-Campus Job?
New positions just added! This year, all open positions for on-campus student employment will be posted through Career Connection’s Handshake Portal: Once you have logged in to Handshake, please click on Jobs > On Campus. This will bring up all…
Golden Bishops Awards Application Open
Nominations for this year’s Golden Bishop Awards are now open. Nominations are due by March 31. For more information visit the Golden Bishops Award page: Nominations can be made through this online application: OWU Sponsoring Organization/Office: Student Involvement Office Contact:…
Prism Clothing Drive!
Prism, OWU’s LGBTQ+ organization on campus, is having a Clothing Drive for “Out of the Closet” Thrift Store in Columbus, Ohio. Just drop off clothing items in the donation boxes located around campus. Donation boxes are located at: Hamilton-Williams Atrium,…
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