We’ve always known that Ohio Wesleyan is a friendly place, but now a national survey has validated that perception, at least as related to pre-tenure faculty. As reported in The Chronicle of Higher Education, the Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE), a 160-member consortium based at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education, has...
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The Delaware County Chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual Heroes Award Breakfast on the Ohio Wesleyan University campus this week, honoring local heroes in eight categories.
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Two Ohio Wesleyan alumni were named to the d3baseball.com All-Decade Team, a list of the best players in NCAA Division III from 2000-2010.
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American folk music singer and multi-instrumentalist John McCutcheon performed November 12 in Gray Chapel. The concert helped to raise awareness and funds for the joint Habitat for Humanity homebuilding project involving the OWU Habitat for Humanity chapter and Hayes High School Youth United chapter. Contributions still are being accepted for the summer project by...
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Pictured here during Ohio Wesleyan’s Heritage Day event on November 11, is Will Pierce ’13 portraying professional Shakespearean actor Frederick Ward in a re-enactment of the 1885 scandal during which 60 OWU students were suspended from school for attending the performance of “Richard III” at the Delaware Opera House. As Bonnie Milne Gardner ’77,...
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The Ohio Wesleyan men’s soccer team has advanced to the “Sweet 16” of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III championship.
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Richelle Schrock, Ph.D., the director of the Women’s and Gender Studies Department, came to Ohio Wesleyan in the Fall of 2008, and has quickly become a very active and involved member of the campus and community. Dr. Schrock says she has been “impressed with our students and their interest in social justice issues.” She...
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The men’s cross country team has made Ohio Wesleyan history. They are the first Battling Bishop men’s team to qualify to compete in the NCAA Division III national championship meet. Last weekend the men’s team finished fourth of 33 teams in the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional meet.
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After two weeks in Pakistan, a trio of Ohio Wesleyan University students has a newfound understanding of life in the Islamic Republic and its tumultuous relationship with the United States.
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Ohio Wesleyan University’s Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity and Horizons International held a “Belly Flop for Pakistan” event on November 3, 2010 at the University’s new Meek Aquatics and Recreation Center. More than $2,400 was raised to benefit the earthquake victims in Pakistan.
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Ohio Wesleyan’s chapter of Horizons International invited the campus to enjoy foods and performances representing different parts of the world at Culture Fest, held November 14.
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International student and senior Rejoice Ngongoni’s month-long trip to South Africa in June strengthened the resolve of the Ohio Wesleyan University senior to attend medical school and become a physician.
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OWU Professor Sean Kay discusses Ireland’s economic peril in Bloomberg Businessweek. Click here for more information. Click here to see more OWU in the News coverage.
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Ohio Wesleyan will take part in an international effort that is making a difference by simply baking bread.
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During the recent economic downturn, economists, along with most other Americans, have been looking for answers about future stability.
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The dedication of Ohio Wesleyan’s Meek Aquatics and Recreation Facility on November 6, was especially significant to first-year student and swimmer Matt Skowronski. As a prospective student, he was looking for “the best of both worlds”—a liberal arts university that would challenge him academically and also offer a nice athletic facility for competitive swimming....
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After two weeks in Pakistan, a trio of Ohio Wesleyan University students has a newfound understanding of life in the Islamic Republic and its tumultuous relationship with the United States.
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For the eighth time in North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) history, the Ohio Wesleyan men’s soccer team stands as the league’s tournament champion.
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Ohio Wesleyan’s Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and Horizons International chapter raised more than $2,400 during their November 3 ‘Belly Flop for Pakistan’ held in the new Meek Aquatics and Recreation Center. The funds will be used to help people left homeless following summer floods.
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The James S. Britton Professor of History, Mark Gingerich, has taught at Ohio Wesleyan University for 20 years. Starting this year, he also is wearing the mantle of associate dean of academic advising.
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