The Ohio Wesleyan Cheerleading Squad competed in national championships for the first time, and members of OWU’s Greek community built Disney-themed sculptures with cans of food, later donated to Delaware’s People in Need.
From water polo to lectures, art, and entertainment–OWU’s academic, cultural, and athletic offerings are spicing up spring semester.
From playing in tournament basketball games to playing the violin, OWU’s accomplishments and academic opportunities are worth cheering about. Go, Bishops!
From an opera workshop production of “A Little Night Music” to an OWU Summit cultivating student leadership to a Winter Club Fair showcasing campus organizations, Ohio Wesleyan is always hitting high notes with its engaging events.
Winter break has come and gone, and students, faculty, and staff are back at Ohio Wesleyan ready for an exciting and productive spring semester.
The OWU campus was frosted with snow this fall as the semester came to a close.
The OWU community came together to have some good fall fun.
From celebrating our Ohio Wesleyan heritage, to learning from OWU alumni and other guest lecturers, to enjoying the first snow of the season (and the resulting pools of golden leaves), it’s a perfect time for making memories as Fall Semester 2013 races toward its conclusion.
From the gleaming metallic pipes of the Rexford Keller Memorial Organ, to the golden foliage decorating campus trees, to the cute and clever Halloween costumes created by students and employees, Ohio Wesleyan is adorned in a unique regalia this season.
Ohio Wesleyan’s Academic Affairs Office carved pumpkins during a recent lunch, with Provost Chuck Stinemetz contributing the OWU design. And OWU’s East Asia Studies and International Studies programs sponsored a visit from Oberlin College’s Taiko drummers. It’s a cornucopia of sights and sounds at Ohio Wesleyan this fall!
The OWU family got together for Family Weekend and Homecoming Weekend, and the Battling Bishop took a cue from Where’s Waldo, showing up with President Rock Jones at a local elementary school and with his fellow mascots at the Ohio Statehouse. Combine these photos with some eye-catching images of OWU transitioning into fall, and you’ve got lots of reasons to smile…
OWU welcomed artists John Sabraw and Caleb Cain Marcus to campus in September as well as continued construction of Littick Field.
From Day on the JAY to the Stuyvesant Hall Beach Party to club and organization fairs—and even the annual Delaware All-Horse Parade—fall means fun at Ohio Wesleyan.
In addition to each other’s company, Ohio Wesleyan students got to enjoy the newly renovated food court inside Hamilton-Williams Campus Center, a visit from the “Balloon Guy,” and more to start the semester off right.
The Ohio Wesleyan University campus is buzzing with activity this summer. Thanks to OWU donors and friends, work is under way to improve the Jay Martin Soccer Complex (Roy Rike Field), the Hamilton-Williams Food Court, and Edwards Gymnasium. We also celebrated our hourly employees with a special luncheon. Can you believe that fall semester is just a month away?!
Ohio Wesleyan’s 2012-2013 academic year nears the end with Day on the JAY and the Golden Bishop Awards, as well as Young Alumni and Slice of College Life events to welcome high school students invited to join the OWU family in the fall. It’s a photo-finish ending to a picture-perfect year!
OWU is running, walking, splashing, and even high-fiving its way to the end of a busy and successful 2012-2013 academic year.
From snow to spring, from learning to living, Ohio Wesleyan photographers have been busy capturing images of the OWU campus.
Ohio Wesleyan photographers capture illuminating images of campus life ranging from the launching of lighted Chinese sky lanterns to enlightening presentations by the U.S. poet laureate and by panelists participating in the second Environmental and Natural Resource Symposium.
Spring Semester at OWU has been fun, productive, celebratory, and busy—and we’re not even halfway through the semester!
