Every week, the OWU sports homepage shines the spotlight on athletes dedicated to their sports as “Athletes of the Week.” Last week, the featured spot on the page could not fit all the honored players. Each athlete is chosen by the North Coast Athletic Conference. This week, four OWU track and field athletes were...
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Men’s Lacrosse Coach Michael Plantholt is going into his second year as coach with OWU men’s lacrosse. He will try to continue the success the team had last season. Last year, the Bishops went 10-4 overall and won a share of the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) championship. The team also made it to...
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Mainstreet Delaware hosted its fourth annual Chocolate Walk Friday night, giving 30 businesses the opportunity to open their doors to new customers and get involved with the community. The Director of Mainstreet Delaware, Frances Jo Hamilton, spoke about the origins of the Chocolate Walk. “Mainstreet is a nationally based organization associated with the National...
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Students were granted the opportunity not only to watch a powerful documentary with a message of peace, but also to speak with the writer and director of the documentary himself. “‘Everest: A Climb for Peace’ was produced for public television and has been shown in 44 states on over 300 channel programs,” said Jodi...
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Ohio Wesleyan alumnus Mohsen Shirzadian’s artwork has made a return to campus, showcasing his passion and talent for photography. Although his photography has been displayed before, the photos currently on display in the Alumni Gallery in the Mowry Alumni Center have never been seen by campus. Displayed on two floors, the photos depict subject...
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“Colorful as a rainbow.” This was how senior Mary Slebodnik described the work of Mark Brazaitis, an award-winning poet, in her introduction on Jan. 26 when Brazaitis read from his collected works in the Bayley Room of Beeghly Library. Slebodnik also introduced him as a father, the basketball coach of his daughter’s team, and...
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The Campus Programming Board (CPB) hosted a roller rink event Friday, Feb. 3, from 7-10 p.m. in the Benes Rooms.
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The issue of whether or not to allow smoking on campus was a hot button issue last year, to say the least. I myself find smoking to be a less than healthy habit, but it is not my place to walk up to every smoker, take their cigarette and shout, “Smoker, no smoking!” However,...
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People like to talk. It’s nearly impossible to find a public space, especially on campus, that is completely void of voices. It seems to be in human nature to talk to one another—it doesn’t matter to whom, or about what; we just want conversation. Conversation is a necessity. It satiates our desire for social...
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