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Whether for navigation or astrophysics, mankind has been studying the stars for centuries. On Tuesday, April 3, the Honor Board hosted a stargazing event with Gregory Mack, assistant professor of physics and astronomy, at the Student Observatory. The Student Observatory is located between Peace and Justice House and Stuyvesant Hall. It houses a 9.5...
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Hungry members of the OWU Greek community gathered in Ham-Will April 2 to eat pasta for a cause. Delta Delta Delta sorority’s annual fundraiser, Pasta for Life, raised over $1,300 for donation to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, according to sophomore Philanthropy Chair Marilyn Baer. She said the food was provided by Chartwell’s, and...
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Twenty OWU students joined college-aged activists from all over the country to learn about issues spanning from reproductive justice to campus activism to communities of color, at the National Young Feminist Leadership Conference March 31 through April 2 in Washington D.C. Junior Kamila Goldin and sophomore Kate Johnson led the conference. For Goldin, leading...
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With housing selection events in process, the specifics of the Stuyvesant Hall renovations are a topic that many students said they are wondering about. Craig Ullom, the Assistant Director of Student Affairs, said the plan for Stuy is to restore the dorm while modernizing it and creating a sense of community for the residents....
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Editor’s Note: This feature story was written by a member of the community discussed and represents her perspective. _______________________________ Imagine sitting in a classroom and being the only person that looks like you. Imagine being the only one with your skin complexion, similar features, background or experiences and feeling like an outcast in a...
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An Ohio Wesleyan student was hospitalized after he was assaulted and robbed early Sunday morning. The assault occurred around 2:20 a.m. Sunday behind JP Skate Shop at 36 Spring St., just west of South Sandusky Street, according to the police report released by the Delaware Police Department. The incident was reported to DPD at...
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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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