What Matters
From Rebellion to Renaissance
About a year ago—on the anniversary of the American Revolution—we gathered in Gray Chapel to ignite a rebellion of our own.
Spring 2025 OWU Magazine
Our Kind of Town
In our latest installment of OWU's Favorite Cities, OWU Magazine visits Chicago alumni in what Mike McCluggage '69 calls "one of the most beautiful cities in the world."
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Library Rebirth
Record-setting alumni gifts, a renovated and reimagined library, and renewable energy.
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Picturing the Road Ahead and Behind
Global finance expert Clark Winter '73 has a new photography book that includes images from his days at OWU.
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I Remember It Well…I Think
Neuroscientist Liz Phelps '84 has built a career exploring how emotions and traumatic experiences affect our memory.
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Readers' Letters
Includes:
Hooray for Jay!, Civil Discourse, Greenhouse Adventure, Hidden Gems, Too Hidden?, and Thanks for the Memories and Support.
From the JAYwalk
Record Philanthropy. Rebirth for the Library. Renewable Energy for the Campus.
Six alumni families give more than $50 million to renovate and reimagine OWU library. And OWU launches Ohio's biggest campus solar project.
Bishop Battles
Record Breakers!
The 2024-25 year has been a big one for several Bishop teams and student-athletes.
Teaching Moments
Great Game! But Who Was Better?
A mini-lecture from OWU's 2025 i3 event by Philosophy Professor Erin Flynn
Alumni Happenings
Check out alumni gatherings to see who is connecting. Discover how you can get involved!
Faculty Notes
Includes:
Kira Bailey, Jamie Deitz, Krystal Cashen, Vicki DiLillo, Rich Edwards, Eric Gangloff, Anthony Glass, Sarah Graves, Frank Hobbs, Clifford Hurst, Sarah Kaka, John McGory, Aza Pace, Eva Paris-Huesca, Dustin Reichard, Nate Rowley, Shari Stone-Mediatore, and Julide Yazar.
Alumni Profile
Martha Park '11 Draws Together Faith and Climate in New Book
Climate change can be a divisive and terrifying topic; Martha Park '11 is using her writing and art to explore and celebrate the space where faith and the climate crisis connect.
Assistant Professor of Theatre Brian Granger presents "A Great Film Can Save Your Brain" at OWU's 2025 i³ Lectures in Chappelear Drama Center. (Photo by James DeCamp)
In the Slocum Hall Reading Room, students participate in a workshop on choosing a major during the February OWU Connection Conference. (Photo by James DeCamp)