Last month the Maryland-based Art & Science Group conducted quantitative research with Ohio Wesleyan’s prospective students to answer the following questions:
In the wake following last week’s presidential election, an issue arose that is quickly becoming a nationwide battle against injustice and inequality.
Over this past week, members of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered [GLBT] and their straight allies have been fighting the Proposition 8 amendment tha
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A note to all OWU students who used their OWU campus address to register to vote in Delaware, OH and plan to vote on Election Day (Tuesday, Nov. 4)...
YOU MUST provide proof of your identity by presenting one of the following:
These elections' PR spin -- on the Republican side -- has become a virtual rip-off on the GWOT. Now that GWOT is no longer a "global war on terror," but an equally if not more mis-named "global war on Islamist extremism," Sarah Palin is America's Superwoman and saving (honorary) knight in shining armour.
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According to the Rasmussen Report, the economy remains the top issue of Election 2008 for 44% of voters. Just 21% see national security as the top priority.
What's really interesting, when you keep this fact about the economy being the most important in your mind, is how states' economic indicators fare whe
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Just in case you've been living in a complete bubble for the past eight months, there's an election coming up. A major one.
In only one short week, on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
For anyone at Ohio Wesleyan who has not yet cast thier ballots, please go to the Delaware County Board of Elections, located at 140 N. Sa
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October is an exciting month and this week is an exciting week for Ohio Wesleyan. Homecoming week was upon us. Rock Jones was inaugurated last weekend, many sports teams are now in the heat of conference play, and first module exams and mid-semester break are on the horizon.
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A greener campus is coming soon to Ohio Wesleyan University. The theme for this year's Sagan National Colloquium, one of the campus traditions since the early 1980s, is "Cultivating a Green Campus,". Students get to engage world-renowned speakers and implement initiatives to make the 200-acre campus more environmentally
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Rock Jones And FCA Involvement
Your comments are very interesting! Are you at the University? Posted 11/02/2008 8:30 PM