Chelley Belly’s Soup and Sandwich, once located on Winter Street, has recently moved onto S. Sandusky. Owner Michelle Runyon said the move was due to the new location being “(A) nicer space, bigger space, and more visible.” Runyon said the restaurant’s business seems to have gotten better with the move. “We’ve been seeing new...
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As with any good sports rivalry, fans are a big part of the action. Spirit and Homecoming Organization is chartering buses to Denison, giving away t-shirts and serving breakfast for fans to support the men’s lacrosse teams as it takes on the Denison Big Red. Any OWU student can register for Denison Day. Sophomore...
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Due to a lack of technical support and student involvement, WSLN 98.7 FM, Ohio Wesleyan’s student radio station has not been able to broadcast and will remain down until technical repairs can be made. WSLN serves Delaware, providing an outlet for student expression in the media, while providing entertainment in the form of quality...
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Junior Cate Bailey of Delta Gamma is this week’s Greek of the Week. She may love to wear lax pinnies and dance in music videos, but she also has a passion for her sorority’s philanthropy. Bailey recently organized DG’s Anchor Splash, a philanthropy event benefiting Service for Sight. This year the Greek community and...
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Former Ohio Wesleyan University Head Football Coach, Jack Fouts died Thursday, March 1, at the age of 86. Fouts graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in the class of 1948. While attending OWU, he played football, basketball and baseball for the Bishops. After OWU, he went on to earn his master’s degree from the University...
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On Thursday, March 8 Phi Gamma Delta presented the 39 Ohio Wesleyan men picked to be their founding fathers. The event, “Evening with the Fijis,” highlighted the men chosen to help cultivate the fraternity. According to Brett Pytel, the assistant director of expansion, the 39 men chosen were picked in hopes of forming a...
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In the solemn glow of the candlelight Sunday night, I could see the faces of familiar peers and professors holding hands and standing close. The dark, ominous sky was met by a multitude of Ohio Wesleyan students, faculty and staff holding candles and standing together in honor of Jake Von Der Vellen. Seeing the...
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Like any other college students, my friends and I are always on the lookout for new places to go off campus to do a little shopping. My freshman year I did what every other freshman student did, which was go to Polaris to check out the usual round of stores I had become accustomed...
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Over my spring break, I spent time in Canada – specifically Montreal. I was told I would be sightseeing, eating poutine and maybe even learning a little bit of French. On a side note, a great way to learn French is attempting to translate highway signs as you hurtle past them at 80 m.p.h....
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