DĂșn Aonghasa: An Ancient Irish Hill Fort by Colin McGarry
While romping around Irelandâs historical landmarks for the semester pretending to be a serious student, I was lucky enough to see the large, ancient hillfort …
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The Renaissance Festival: A Home for All by Ashley Vassar
On September 5th 2016, I attended my 13th Renaissance Festival and 9th Ohio Renaissance Festival. The Ohio Renaissance Festival is located in Waynesville, Ohio and …
On the Work of Petronius by Merritt Ver Steeg
Petronius Arbiter was a Roman who lived during the reign of Nero, andâaccording to most historiansâthe author of The Satyricon. We donât know much about …
Who Runs the World? Shakespeareâs Girls by Hannah Simpson
âItâs always fun to talk about Shakespeare,â quipped Caroline Bicks at the start of her lecture, âIncited Minds, Rethinking Shakespeareâs Girls.â I couldnât agree more. …
Gargoyles, Stained Glass, and Travel Learning by Sarah Thomas
Being a part of Dr. Arnoldâs Castles and Cathedrals Travel-Learning Course has been one of my favorite experiences as an OWU student. It allowed me to …
Adventures in the First Five Weeks of Ireland! by Amadea Weber
Hey all, this is Amadea writing under threat from Erika! It’s been an incredibly busy 5 weeks since I got to Ireland with my rubber …
Returning Home by Erika Hankins
Hello everyone, It’s been nearly a month since I returned to the States after spending four months in Greece. All flights went smoothly and luckily …
Rhodes! by Erika Hankins
ÎΔία ÏαÏ! (That means “hello you all” in modern Greek!) So I’ve been traveling tons here while in Greece and finally I have time to …