By Taylor Stout Transcript Reporter The saying goes, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” and the work of artist Aurora Robson is no exception. Robson uses plastic taken from the waste stream and junk mail as her mediums for her artwork. Last Wednesday, Robson spoke at Ohio Wesleyan about her work; her latest...
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By Emily Hostetler Transcript Correspondent Rafiki Wa Afrika (Rafiki), Ohio Wesleyan’s African and Caribbean culture club, is preparing for the Feb. 15 date auction, its first fundraiser of the semester. The auction’s proceeds will go to the Ghana Student Education Fund (GSEF). “GSEF is a charity organization started by two OWU students that helps...
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Jan. 29, 2:49 a.m. – Public Safety was dispatched to Beeghly Library on an alarm housekeeping advised they had set off. Jan. 29, 11:51 a.m. – Student reported missing bicycle from the Thomson Hall bike rack. Jan. 30 8:47 a.m. – Student struck by vehicle declined treatment and said she did not want the...
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By Spenser Hickey Assistant Copy Editor Black Men of the Future provides a safe space for students of color to discuss common issues and works to educate the community about problems of racial inequality and stereotyping. BMF was founded during the 1992-1993 school year, a time when African-American men were under-represented on campus, according...
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By Emily Feldmesser and Sara Jane Sheehan Transcript Correspondents Nothing was off limits at Steve Hofstetter’s Jan. 28 comedy show, hosted by Campus Programming Board (CPB) and Sigma Phi Epsilon (Sig Ep). The show opened with a performance from Pitch Black, Ohio Wesleyan’s women’s a cappella group. They performed three songs fresh off their...
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By Samantha Simon Transcript Reporter Captain Jennifer Cochran starts her 24 hour duty at 6 a.m. every third day of the week, and she wouldn’t trade her career for anything. It is the job where you can be watching MTV’s Buckwild one minute, and on the scene of a fatal car accident the next....
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By Tim Alford News Editor This week is an exciting time for all of the fraternities on campus, as we get to extend invitations to men to join our brotherhoods. In this time of things to come, I reflect on my experience of receiving a bid and what being in a fraternity has meant...
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By Avery Winston Transcript Contributor Look at the people who are nearby you—what do they look like? You can tell a lot about a person from looking at them, but can you tell what they believe in? Some might say yes because said person is wearing a religious symbol on their neck, on their...
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