Sagan courses in 2011 and 2012 provided opportunities for students to engage in travel learning in Costa Rica, through two different courses of study. Students from a course in Tropical Biology traveled to Costa Rica over spring break to study “the biology and ecology of tropical organisms and complete independent research projects,” Linda O’Horo...
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Sagan courses take OWU students’ learning to new heights in Costa Rica
Budget system makes club funding accessible
Ohio Wesleyan boasts over 130 clubs, providing students with a number of interest groups to join. This year, thanks to student activity fees, every club is permitted funding. Junior Marshall Morris, Wesleyan Council on Student Affairs treasurer, presented the budget information in two meetings last week. This new system adds more transparency and allows...
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J. Gumbo’s: Offering opportunities to disabled adults through new Cajun cuisine
A new Delaware restaurant is partnering with an adult day program to bring Cajun food to the Delaware community and provide business training and opportunities to local individuals with disabilities. J. Gumbo’s owner, Richard Upton, plans to start business at the former 12 South Deli venue on Sandusky Street with a grand opening celebration...
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A week of womanhood
Women’s week, which happened from Monday, March 19 through Friday, March 23, was organized by several students on campus as part of Women’s History Month. It consisted of programs ranging from slam poetry to sexual violence awareness. Junior Anna Cooper, an intern at the Women’s Resource Center, played a supportive role in the week’s...
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WoHo opens its doors to campus, closes women’s week
The members of the Women’s House opened their home to the campus community last Friday to cap off Women’s Week. WoHo residents hosted students and professors with snacks, sodas and homemade black bean burgers. House moderator Paige Ruppel, a junior, planned the event as her house project. She said its primary purpose was “building...
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Invisible Children has visible flaws
Earlier last week on my way into the Thomson store, I tore down a flier. This flier was for the screening of “Kony 2012,” a documentary created by the organization “Invisible Children.” This documentary should be screened on campus today. It was only after tearing down the flier, which showed the merchandise that will...
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Your trash is Universitronics’s treasure
A decapitated laptop with only three buttons on its keyboard. An iPod, with a screen dim enough to make one wonder what fruit represents “Apple Inc.” A Giga Pet. Those are all things people have tried to sell me at Ohio Wesleyan University. I run a business at OWU called Universitronics™, where I buy...
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Documentary examines women’s questionable roles within mass media
The Benes Rooms were filled with frequent gasping, shaking of heads and laughing last Monday. As part of celebration of Women’s History Month, “Miss Representation,” a documentary about gender inequality, was shown to students. Men and women filled the Benes Rooms to view the film. Written and directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Miss Representation...
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Say Anything preserves their own original sound with newest album
To know Say Anything’s music is to know Max Bemis’ life story. The prolific frontman’s songwriting is always deeply personal, and the band’s discography chronicles every aspect of his life, positive and negative. The sexually frustrated teenage Bemis emerged on “Baseball,” Say Anything’s debut; the sophomore “…Is A Real Boy” brought his struggles with...
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Thursday shooting injures one, suspect in custody
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Orchesis dancers, choreographers and designers explore what it means ‘to be human’
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Day on the JAY gets students moving
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Catching up: sex crime reporting in Delaware and at Ohio Wesleyan
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OWU music professors practice what they preach during faculty recital
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