Fall 2024 OWU Magazine

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Legendary

As Jay Martin retires from coaching, his players share their favorite Coach Martin stories from the past 47 years.

*(Photo by Lane V. Erickson/Shutterstock.com)*

Achieving One America

Gregory Moore '76 reflects on the political and cultural divide separating urban and rural America.

Living a Life for the Birds

Generations of alumni fell in love with ornithology at OWU, and now they are working around the world to protect birds and their habitats.

What Matters

OWU Is the Place for First-Gen Success
With generous support from alumni, Ohio Wesleyan has become one of America's premier destinations for first-generation college students.

Readers' Letters

Includes:
Inspiring Issue, AI and Branch Rickey, Growing Old, Tribute to a Fallen Friend, and Solving the Mystery Photo.

From the JAYwalk

Includes:
OWU Creates Ohio's Largest Entrepreneurship Competition, OWU Is Back, and OWU's New Class of 2028 Includes…

Comfort Zones: Barbara Wiehe

For 24 years, Barb Wiehe has been the caretaker of the Edwin Moore Greenhouse and the 350 species of plants growing there.

Teaching Moments: Assumptions, Inequalities & Congressional Committees

A three-minute class with Franchesca Nestor, Associate Professor in the Department of Politics & Government.

Faculty Notes

Includes:
Andrea Colvin, Han Guo, David Johnson, Nancy Murray, Sarah Kaka, Veda Hyunjin Kim, Amy McClure, John McGory, Stephanie Merkel, Christopher Modica, Eva Paris-Huesca, Lee Richards, Liz Starns, Chelsea Vadnie, and Julide Yazar.

Alumni Happenings

Check out alumni gatherings to see who is connecting. Discover how you can get involved!

Gifts & Gratitude: Ed Miller Builds a Bridge Linking Faculty Across Generations

Dr. Edward Miller '64 amassed a career full of professional achievements leading to his status as Dean/CEO Emeritus of Johns Hopkins Medicine. Still, success and time have only strengthened his cherished memories of Ohio Wesleyan professors such as Howard Maxwell and Libby Reed, who taught him valuable academic and life lessons.