OWU Magazine
Features
The best of the Bishop decade
It was a decade of achievement at OWU. What were the top 10 highlights from the past 10 years?
Cheers!
OWU alumni in this unique and tough industry know the joys and challenges of running a brewery, creating a tasty wine, and delivering booze.
How to choose a good beer or glass of wine
Departments
Leader’s Letter
Liberal arts degree is today’s best career preparation
COVID-19
Adapting and pivoting as the world shifts
Letters
From the JAYwalk
Hayes connects OWU and Paraguay
Bible from first woman graduate returns to OWU
Student wins $500 for accounting video
New programs connect science, math, and economics
New public art enlivens Ohio Wesleyan campus
Greek Life
Committee sets goal to expand Greek Life at Ohio Wesleyan
Bishop Battles
Coaches honored for season and career
Class Acts
Messy learning: Merkel takes Russian lit outside the box and inside the supply closet
Comfort Zones
Sinclaire Davis ’20: Jay Martin Soccer Complex
Alumni Profile
Vivianne Ngugi ’85: Serving Kenya’s first lady means changing lives
Timescapes
Mock Conventions prove OWU students are ahead of the times
Alumni Happenings
Gifts and Gratitude
Palmers’ $2 million gift solidifies Global Scholars Program
Senior Sanchez donates all four years
Faculty Notes
Class Notes
Alumni Association Board of Directors
Board of Trustees at Ohio Wesleyan University
Final Word
Chaplain Jon Powers: A prayer for Ohio Wesleyan
April 21
Ask A Bishop: Social Justice Through the Lens of Faith
7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
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April 22
Billy Vickers: Building One of the Largest Black-Owned Businesses in the Nation
7 p.m. – 8 p.m.
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April 27
Art and Entrepreneurship: Turning Your Passion Into a Business
7 p.m. – 8 p.m.
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April 28
Ask a Bishop: Top Chef in your Bishop Kitchen Series - Low Country Cooking with Rock & Melissa
7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
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April 29
WOW Speaker Series: Women's Personal Finance: Underrated!
12 p.m. – 1 p.m.
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The first warm spring days always bring some classes out into the sunshine on the historic campus. Though the campus will be empty in the spring of 2020, we know this scene will be repeated in years to come. (Photo by Mark Schmitter ’12)
Meek Aquatics and Recreation Center glows at twilight. (Photo by Paul Vernon)