Features
Bishops of Pakistan
More than one-quarter of OWU’s current international student population comes from Pakistan, a tradition that goes back decades and has produced some truly remarkable alumni.
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- Zafar: inventor and entrepreneur first, executive second
- Ambassador Shirin Tahir-Kheli ’61 blazed an early trail to Delaware
Solving maternal mortality at Mayo
Katherine White Arendt ’98 has made it her life’s work to advocate for pregnant women through medicine, overseeing a team of more than 400 at the prestigious Mayo Clinic.
Comfort Zones
Anna L. Davies ’19 has made herself at home many places during her four years at OWU: in a Small Living Unit, as a Kappa Kappa Gamma, as a member of President’s Club, and as part of this magazine’s masthead. We crash her senior single in the Gillespie Honors House.
Departments
Leader’s Letter
International students and cultural events enrich campus
From the JAYwalk
Fody Frentsos receives staff STAR Award
Newly rebuilt Butler A. Jones House of Black Culture welcomes students
Ellis named first director of new OWU Career Connection Center
Bishop Battles
Going for two: Tcholakian twin wide receivers have opponents seeing double
Team OWU: They score with your support
OWU Timescapes
Faculty Notes
Alumni Happenings
Greek Alumni Award winners announced
Let a Bishop Box bring OWU to you!
Class Notes
Spring 2019 Class Notes photos
Class of 1969 Class Notes and photos
Arai shares experience at World War II internment camps
McClure makes magic for Delt brothers
The Final Word
Student co-director: Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the unknown – by Anna L. Davies ’19
May 18
WOW Speaker Series: No More Hiding. The Importance of Putting Yourself Out There, Relationship Building, and Bounding Past Your Fear of Networking.
7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
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Students celebrate the Indian Holi festival March 22, organized by Horizons International Club, welcoming the coming beauty of spring. (Photo by Kit Weber ’20)
A bicycle catches the evening sun outside Sturges Hall. (Photo by Mark Schmitter ’12)