Remembering Jed Burtt
Press Release – April 27, 2016
The Ohio Wesleyan community is mourning the death of our colleague, mentor, and friend Jed Burtt, professor emeritus of zoology. During his 37-year career…
News: 2016
Musser Performs at Seoul Celebration to Honor Horace Allen
OWU Magazine – April 26, 2016
Joseph Musser, Helen Whitelaw Jackson University Professor and Benjamin F. & Margaret Cessna Professor Emeritus of English, and an organist, performed…
OWU Alums Celebrate the Holidays Coast to Coast
OWU Magazine – April 26, 2016
More than 760 alumni celebrated the holidays with their Ohio Wesleyan family at parties in 10 cities in December.
Discovering Don Fausto
OWU Magazine – April 26, 2016
Not all Galápagos tortoises are the same. At least that’s what zoologist Gregory Watkins-Colwell ’91 recently discovered. Watkins-Colwell and a team of…
Reimagining His Roots, East and West
OWU Magazine – April 26, 2016
Salman Toor ’06 still remembers when his teenage passion for art grew even stronger, during his first art history class at Ohio Wesleyan with Carol Neuman…
Track & Field Coach Sets NCAC Career Record
OWU Magazine – April 26, 2016
The Ohio Wesleyan men’s and women’s track & field teams have given head coach Kris Boey a remarkable career milestone. When the Battling Bishops swept…
Basketball, Track & Field Capture League Titles
OWU Magazine – April 26, 2016
Three North Coast Athletic Conference championships, two career coaching milestones, and a trio of All-America selections highlighted the winter sports…
2015 Grad Takes One-Man Show to New York Stage
OWU Magazine – April 26, 2016
Disability and sex. These themes may not appear to be related to most people, but for Ryan Haddad ’15, a gay man with cerebral palsy, they are as real…
Art & Artifice
OWU Magazine – April 26, 2016
Two of Ohio Wesleyan’s theatre luminaries—professor and former student—take center stage as they reunite to bring the award-winning play “Artifice” to…
Mock Convention and Real History
OWU Magazine – April 26, 2016
Who is James G. Blaine? Today, that could be a winning “answer” on Jeopardy. But 132 years ago, James Blaine was big news. He was the Republican presidential…