Brian A. Rellinger, Executive Director of Information Technology
Feature Story – June 28, 2010
Brian A. Rellinger, OWU’s new executive director of Information Technology, joined the University in April 2010. Ohio Wesleyan’s new executive director…
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The Leader of the Band
Feature Story – June 28, 2010
The Central Ohio Symphony is offering someone the opportunity to lead the orchestra at its annual Fourth of July concert. The lucky winner will conduct…
‘Flower Power’
Feature Story – June 28, 2010
A total of 22 cast-stone planters will be installed in downtown Delaware during June. These photographs show how similar planters are used in other areas…
A Summer of Research
Feature Story – June 28, 2010
OWU student Rachel Bowes '11, is conducting research on the three-spined stickelback fish, which is widely found in the northern hemisphere. Her work is…
A Musical ‘Dream’
Feature Story – June 28, 2010
Ohio Wesleyan student Lauren Spavelko ’11 played a recording of her composition, ‘Dream Tapestry,’ for renowned American composer Joseph Schwantner…
Featured Video
Feature Story – June 28, 2010
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqESa3pRrEU Ninety Ohio Wesleyan University students and faculty and staff advisers participated in eight mission team…
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Feature Story – June 28, 2010
OWU alumnus Stephen Sherwood ’70 celebrated his reunion during Alumni Weekend 2010. Sherwood also received an alumni award during the Saturday morning…
Robert Olmstead’s ‘Coal Black Horse’ Gallops Toward New Recognition
Feature Story – June 28, 2010
Robert Olmstead. Professor Robert Olmstead’s Coal Black Horse, published in 2007, continues to garner honors—the latest being inclusion on Choose to…
OWU’s Laurel Anderson to Lead Ecological Research/Education Project
Feature Story – June 28, 2010
Amy Downing, Ph.D., professor of zoology (left); Laurel Anderson, Ph.D., associate professor of botany-microbiology; and David Johnson, Ph.D., professor…
New York State of Mind
Feature Story – June 28, 2010
Ohio Wesleyan’s Economics Management Fellows visited Wall Street during their recent trip to New York City. Shown left to right are: (back row) Paul Murphey…