BOAT to Premiere in New York City
Feature Story – December 9, 2010
Pictured here is Tavish Miller ’09 at The Market Hotel in Brooklyn, New York. (Photo courtesy of Nathan Truman ’08) Among OWU’s many successful theatre…
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‘Hoops for Hope’ Tournament
Feature Story – December 9, 2010
Ohio Wesleyan will host top-10 teams Hope and Washington (Missouri) along with Bluffton in the 2010-11 edition of the Bishop Classic/Hoops for Hope tournament…
Standing Room Only!
Feature Story – December 9, 2010
(Photo by Taylor Rivkin ’14) The 26th annual President’s Ball was held on Saturday, December 4, 2010, in the atrium of the Schimmel/Conrades Science…
Ohio Wesleyan to Work with Sustainable Delaware Ohio
Feature Story – December 9, 2010
This panoramic photograph, created by combining a series of images, shows Delaware’s historic downtown. (Photo by John Holliger) Ohio Wesleyan University…
OWU Alumna Receives NEA Fellowship
Feature Story – December 9, 2010
Maggie Smith ’99. (Photo courtesy of Maggie Smith ’99) Most of us listen to music on our iPods while exercising, walking the dog, housecleaning, and…
Nicholas E. Calio ’75
December 2, 2010
(Photo courtesy of the Air Transport Association of America (ATA)) Nicholas E. Calio ’75 is named president and CEO of the Air Transport Association…
Belted in and Ready to Go!
Feature Story – December 2, 2010
(Photo by Joan McLean) The Bishop hides out on a backpack, ready to travel the world with OWU students. Read more about OWU travel-learning opportunities…
What Students Learn from Travel
Feature Story – December 2, 2010
OWU students working with children on the streets of Kolkata, India. (Photo by Perrie Bonner ’11) It’s axiomatic that “travel is broadening,” but as Ohio…
St. Mary School Pupils Visit OWU Arboretum
Feature Story – December 2, 2010
Fifth-graders from St. Mary School in Delaware visited Ohio Wesleyan University’s Jane Decker Arboretum this fall for a tour from botany students Lydia…
Stuff a Stocking, Help a Friend
Feature Story – December 2, 2010
(Photo courtesy of Microsoft) Helping those in need of assistance is not a new endeavor for members of the OWU community. But it’s always nice to step…