
"If I were doing an analogy I would say Romney is the CEO and Portman would be his chief financial officer," OWU politics and government professor Joan McLean tells reporter Dana Jay.
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"If I were doing an analogy I would say Romney is the CEO and Portman would be his chief financial officer," OWU politics and government professor Joan McLean tells reporter Dana Jay.
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Award-winning journalist Neil H. Simon will visit Ohio Wesleyan University on April 16 to screen and discuss his first feature-length film, “Prisoners and Patriots: The Untold Story of Japanese Internment in Santa Fe.”
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Ohio Wesleyan University student Bradley P. Turnwald has been named a 2012-2013 Goldwater Scholar by the prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation.
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Three OWU students have just returned from the Ohio Regional Conference of Phi Alpha Theta, a national honorary society for history students, where each took home “Best Paper” honors in a competition that included both undergraduate and graduate students from Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
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When OWU senior Kate Raulin traveled to Ireland during spring break to study the country’s current economy and political situation, she never dreamed that she would be skyping with a group of first graders at a school in Hilliard, Ohio.
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During a Theory-to-Practice Grant-funded trip to Panama, six Ohio Wesleyan University community members experienced life through a different lens.
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Springtime in Delaware, Ohio transforms the grounds of Ohio Wesleyan into a floral wonderland.
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Spring break. Time to relax and get away from those workbooks. For many, this meant going out with friends and having fun, but for several groups this year, spring break was the time for rolling up sleeves to serve others --and have some fun as well.
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Student-athletes at Ohio Wesleyan will join more than 172,000 Division III collegiate athletes from across the nation in celebrating the impact of varsity athletics on their respective campuses and communities during NCAA Division III Week, April 9-15.
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Family farms, friendly towns, rolling hills and wide open spaces. Ohio’s character and natural beauty is on full display as you head north and east out of Cincinnati toward Delaware.
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Fight Night is Emeritus Professor of English Robert Flanagan’s newest collection of short stories, released recently by XOXOX Press. A prolific writer, Flanagan usually is working on three or four projects at a time.
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2011 OWU alumna Martha Park writes about leading a recent Memphis mission trip in The Commercial Appeal.
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Opportunities are blossoming on the Ohio Wesleyan campus right along with the trees and flowers as students celebrate spring and everything it brings.
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Five documentary films created by Ohio Wesleyan University students and a faculty member will be shown and discussed at 7 p.m. April 28 at the 2012 OWU Documentary Film Festival at the Strand Theatre.
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Ohio Wesleyan University economics professor Robert J. Gitter, Ph.D., will present “LaTravesia a Delaware y Columbus (The Journey to Delaware and Columbus): A Look at Mexican Migration to Central Ohio” at 7:30 p.m. April 12 in Benes Room B in OWU’s Hamilton-Williams Campus Center, 40 Rowland Ave.
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For the eighth consecutive year, an Ohio Wesleyan University student has earned a Charles J. Ping Student Community Service Award for outstanding leadership and commitment to community service.
Ohio Wesleyan’s 2011-2012 award recipient is junior Iftekhar Ahmed Showpnil, a biochemistry and biology double major from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Ohio Wesleyan University professor Robert Olmstead's newest book, "The Coldest Night," is reviewed April 2 in The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer.
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Want to get a little more friendly with social media? Amy Marshall of Fathom Columbus will share marketing insights in a free presentation at 4 p.m. April 5 at Ohio Wesleyan University.
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