By Elizabeth Childers In 2010, when Ohio Wesleyan took over ownership of the fraternity houses on Williams Drive, it was decided that there needed to be an agreement between the Fraternities, their alumni, Residential Life (ResLife), campus foodservice provider Chartwells and groundskeeping and housekeeping provider Aramark on what each party would bring to the...
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By Jacob Beach Transcript Reporter and Phillipe Chauveau Transcript Correspondent The weather was warm and so was the atmosphere at this year’s third annual Bishop Champion Games. The Ohio Wesleyan Athletic Council sponsored the event; proceeds went to expenses for next year’s games. The games’ website said its events are geared to participants with...
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Week of Feb. 5 to Feb. 11 Feb. 5, 8:05 a.m. – A Hayes Hall resident was transported to Grady Hospital on a welfare concern. Feb. 6, 12:23 a.m. – Public Safety was dispatched to Corns on a trouble fire alarm. Feb. 7, 3:16 p.m. – Public Safety was dispatched to the Science Center...
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By Marissa Alfano Editor-in-Chief Amidst a crowd chanting, “Four more years. O-BAM-A, Ohio. Four more years” First Lady Michelle Obama delivered a dynamic speech at Ohio Wesleyan University on Oct. 15 about early voting and the importance of keeping her husband, President Barack Obama, in office. According to, Charlie Cooperider, Delaware County fire marshal,...
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Watchdog ads, debates, press releases and outrageous accusations are in the air as the primary elections reach their peak. For people into politics, the next year is going to be exciting. For those who hate politics, this next year is going to be a confusing overload of political ads and messages. I am the...
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As a relatively young band, Sleigh Bells have made a name for themselves with volume. Their 2009 debut, “Treats,” bore a trademark of incredible loudness. From the opening “Tell ‘Em” to the closing title track, every song—even the slowest and softest of them—was unrelenting and unrefined; but listeners never neglected to turn the record...
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Ohio Wesleyan students and Delaware residents gathered on Feb. 7 at the Beehive Bookstore on S. Sandusky St. to celebrate the work of Victorian poet and novelist Charles Dickens on his 200th birthday. The celebration was an all-day affair for Dickens fans, according to Chaplain Jon Powers. Beehive provided free cupcakes throughout the day....
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