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A Change for Otterbein's 13th Annual Take Back the Night

With everything going on in the news right now regarding sexual violence and assult, movements likes Times up and #MeToo have been getting more news coverage and support. Survivors and Advocates have started sharing their stories and sparking a movement that has effect different college campuses across the country For the past 13 years Otterbein Wellness and Tau Epsilon Mu have been hosting the annul event, Take Back the Night. This year Tau Epsilon Mu decided to expand the event to be a week long, and sponsored multiple different events to promote how to stop or prevent sexual assault in your community. The events were: a 5 k run and walk sponsored by Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence, a speech by Jill Davis, A put a nail in it booth, a self defense class and the annual walk around campus If you would like to get involved Take Back the Night happens annually so it will be back next year and Sarnco has multiple different volunteer options And if you or anyone you know needs helps please tell them to tell a trusted friend or family member or call Sarnco’s 24 hour Rape helpline 614 267 7020

Hanby House connection to Underground Railroad

One of the only standing houses left of a University founder, the Hanby House holds a rich history of Otterbein’s past. A site volunteer of 40 years delves into founder William Hanby’s decision to establish the University, his connection to the Underground Railroad, and accomplishments of his oldest son. For information regarding visiting hours for the Hanby House, visit hanbyhouse.org.

Society of Women Engineers Building a New Community on Campus

Otterbein's Society of Women Engineers started three years ago when junior Mikayla Knerr started the chapter, and got more students involved on campus.

Otterbein Debate: Free College Tuition (3/21/18)

The Department of Communication's "Otterbein Debate: Free College Tuition" considers if the federal government should provide students with free tuition to pursue a college education. Luz Labra Hernandez and Jack Novak participated in the debate recorded before an audience on March 21, 2018 in the John Thomas Ludlum Student Lounge. Music: Dangerous by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100414 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Golf team prepares to defend OAC Championship Title

Otterbein’s golf team travelled to Florida to compete against Ohio Northern in a three- day competition for its annual spring break trip. The men’s team ended the Cardinal- Polar Bear Challenge with eight wins and three losses in singles and pairs. T&C Media caught up with sophomore Sam Marty, who expressed enthusiasm for the team’s upcoming matches but also a strong desire to share the team’s success with the rest of the Otterbein community.

Rules of Engagement 2018

This is a collaboration between the JAMC department and Theater department at Otterbein. An episode of Rules of Engagement with a twist.

Rules of Engagement 2018

Otterbein JAMC and Theater classes combine to recreate this episode with their own twist.

Piper Kerman interview at Otterbein University

To watch the full interview, visit Otterbein TV's Youtube channel or visit this link: https://youtu.be/f02YHVTdeAE Author of Orange is the New Black, Piper Kerman, visited Otterbein University fall of 2018 and conducted interviews with the various student media groups including radio, TV and website. Schalischa Petit-De interviewed Kerman about current issues she sees in the prison system and the reforms that should take place to improve it.

Piper Kerman discusses prison system issues with T&C Media

Author of Orange is the New Black, Piper Kerman, visited Otterbein University fall of 2018 and conducted interviews with the various student media groups including radio, TV and website. Schalischa Petit-De interviewed Kerman about current issues she sees in the prison system and the reforms that should take place to improve it.

Otterbein offers Students the Opportunity to Work with Clay

Marine Furthers Career and Education at Otterbein

How to Avoid The Flu

The flu is going around Otterbein so we are providing tips on how to avoid it. The Health Center is offering flu shots for $20 during the open hours.

From Otterbein Students to Employees

Otterbein alumni often find themselves later on working for their alma mater. We interviewed two previous students about their transition from student to employee and the affect that Otterbein has had on them.

OUSG responds to the Campus Center Facility Fee

Westerville's Fallen Officers

While people are giving their condolences inside of the city limits of Westerville, people are also showing their support of the police force and of the fallen officers' families.

OtterbeinTV Live Stream

OtterbeinTV Live Stream

Social Media's Role in The Student Job Search

Ryan Brechbill, the Executive Director of the Center for Career and Professional Development, advises students on how they can effectively use social media to land their dream job.

Diary of Anne Frank production team members explain their vision

Otterbein University’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents “The Diary of Anne Frank” starring sophomore Tatum Beck as the titular character. The play aims to show the realities of the struggles eight individuals faced in the years they spent hiding from the Nazis during World War II. Members of the production team including director Mark Mineart and lighting designer T.J. Gerckens explain how they are hoping the play evokes empathy from the audience and how the subject matter continues to be relevant because of widespread injustices that still occur today. Lighting designer Gerckens also discusses his task of creating a sense of home on the set while also showing the confinement that the characters experienced while living in the annex. Showtimes for the performances are listed on Otterbein’s website along with how to purchase tickets.

Otterbein Students are Westerville Strong

The students of Otterbein University show support for the Westerville Police Department and community through a candlelight vigil in honor of the fallen police officers, Eric Joering and Anthony Morelli.