Ohio Wesleyan students move into Stuyvesant Hall on August 25. The 81-year-old residence hall is on the National Register of Historic Places, and has undergone a 15-month restoration project to restore its former beauty and add new amenities for students.
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In the article, writer Victor Luckerson says: “Austin Manor’s uncommon integration began in 1985, but it can provide a successful blueprint for how colleges and college towns can recruit both the young and the old today."
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Ohio Wesleyan University, through its Spectrum Resource Center and Department of Theatre & Dance, is proud to announce a one-night-only reading of “8,” a play chronicling the historic trial in the federal constitutional challenge to California’s Proposition 8.
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“Are there major shifts ongoing in between American and Europe? Of course there are – and this is a good thing,” Ohio Wesleyan University professor Sean Kay, Ph.D., writes in a new commentary published by Foreign Policy.
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Ohio Wesleyan University faculty member Michelle Disler, Ph.D., discusses her book, “: alphabet, anatomy, biography” in Berfrois, a literary-intellectual online magazine.
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Ohio Wesleyan Professor of Politics and Government Sean Kay was interviewed by the Medill National Security Zone for its “Top of the Summits” report following the important issues that arose from the recent G-8 and NATO summits.
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From conducting summer science research and hosting the Ohio Science Symposium to taking a break by OWU’s new fountain on the JAYwalk, summer months on campus are filled with interesting things to see and do.
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Professor Tom Burns discusses Perkins Observatory and the “Celebration of the Sun” program with WCMH-NBC4.
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"Both Ireland and Greece offer the world extraordinary human capital, which is being wasted via austerity without simultaneous targeted investments for the future," Ohio Wesleyan professor Sean Kay writes in The Huffington Post.
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Ohio Wesleyan University has an exciting lineup of theatre & dance, music, and visual arts events planned for the 2012-2013 academic year.
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Professor Joan McLean analyzes the Sherrod Brown-Josh Mandel race for the U.S. Senate for ABC News.
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Edward Canterbury ’02, Florida Bar board-certified real estate lawyer with Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A., recently appointed to the Red Cross Philanthropy Committee for Lee and Collier Counties, Florida.
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Enjoy our photo gallery of events and programs!
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Ohio Wesleyan alumnus Doug Gordin ’78 is being inducted into the Polk County (Florida) Sports Hall of Fame this week. Gordin, the son of former OWU Athletic Director Richard Gordin, has enjoyed a distinguished career as a golf coach at Florida Southern College, where he has coached for 17 years.
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More than 500 middle school students from nine central Ohio counties are participating in the OWjL summer camp program at Ohio Wesleyan University in one of three weeklong sessions now through June 29. While living on the OWU campus, the talented and gifted students will take part in classes such as “Building Brilliant Bridges,”...
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Ohio Wesleyan University professor Robert Olmstead’s newest book, “The Coldest Night,” was reviewed recently in The Washington Post. In the article, reviewer and author Chris Bohjalian states: “Olmstead is an immensely gifted stylist, his prose capable of conveying the magic and passion of first love as well as the ferocity of battle. He also...
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Enjoy information, photos, and videos capturing the excitement of OWU's Commencement 2012.
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As the Ohio Wesleyan academic year ends and summer approaches, the community still bustles with activity.
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Kara Trott ’83, founder, CEO, and majority owner of Quantum Health, discusses being among the 50 fastest-growing businesses owned or led by women, in The Columbus Dispatch.
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David Caplan, Ph.D., an associate professor of English and associate director of creative writing at Ohio Wesleyan University, recently co-edited a special issue of the Virginia Quarterly Review devoted to American Poetry.
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