On January 14, 1950, West Point cadet Richard Cox vanished into the night and forever entered the halls of unsolved mysteries. Numerous manhunts by the FBI amounted to little more than empty leads. But where the FBI and other investigators failed, James Underwood, Ohio Wesleyan adjunct journalism professor, succeeded. On March 17, Underwood appeared...
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Chinese calligraphy dates back 5000 years. On Saturday, students had the chance to learn and practice the art one stroke at a time. The Chinese program hosted a three-hour workshop, led by Chinese calligrapher Bangji Lin, that taught students the history and art of Chinese calligraphy. It detailed the four treasures of calligraphy: the...
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Stephanie Childers- Delta Zeta Stephanie Childers has been a wonderful asset to the OWU and Greek community. In Delta Zeta she has been in charge of new member education, and has taken on the role perfectly. Each week she comes up with creative ways to teach the chapters history while also acting as a...
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With the start of spring weather, sophomore Ashley Taylor, a resident of the Tree House, has begun organizing outdoor trips for students during April. These trips are being planned for her new position in the Environment and Wildlife Club as the adventure coordinator, as well as for her SLU house project for the Tree...
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Amato’s served up philanthropy money for HaitiOWU last Thursday. HaitiOWU, a student organization that partners with the Pwoje Espwa (Project Hope) orphanage in Les Cayes, Haiti, held a fundraiser at Amato’s Woodfire Pizza, located on Sandusky Street. They asked students and faculty to visit Amato’s for dinner and state they wanted to donate to...
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If you were to walk by the Avvio Italian Restaurant and Grill, you would no longer see the hustle and bustle of a restaurant in full swing. Instead, you would see a sign in the window that says, “For Lease,” and a letter from the owner Bryan Lipps. “Avvio is closed indefinitely,” the letter...
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Two of the most tight-knit communities at Ohio Wesleyan are Greek Life and the Small Living Units. These two communities collaborate, but do they also clash? Greek life and SLUs are two of the larger organizations on Ohio Wesleyan’s campus. From an outside perspective, they may appear to be two organizations whose paths would...
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One in four. This was the tagline of a campaign by Active Minds, a national collegiate mental health advocacy group with chapters all over the U.S., including here at Ohio Wesleyan. It represents the roughly 25 percent of adults diagnosed with mental illnesses. It is important to note, this statistic is only of diagnosed...
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The days when summer meant lounging by the pool with friends and the occasional lifeguarding shift or babysitting job are long gone for most college students who struggle to find internships for their summer vacations. As a junior at Ohio Wesleyan, the pressure to acquire an internship for the summer is constant, however, this...
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