Softball Team Using Track and Field High Jump Mat at Practice
Otterbein Softball team uses Track and Field High Jump Mat at Practice
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Otterbein Softball team uses Track and Field High Jump Mat at Practice
Otterbein University's multicultural center.
Otterbein senior and studio art major, Baylee Roberson works on one of the senior arts pieces.
Sammantha Robinson and other Otterbein students hold flags and signs to cover anti-abortion signs. The homemade, cardboard sign reads, "bans off our bodies." The flag used to cover the anti-abortionsign is a transgender pride flag.
Created Equal's white pickup truck screens graphic videos promoting anti-abortion.
Three Otterbein students hold a blanket in front of an anti-abortion sign.
Seth Drayer, vice president of Created Equal, brings his children to the protest on Otterbein's campus.
Otterbein students use many means such as umbrellas, flags, signs, and their own bodies to cover up anti-abortion signs.
Otterbein student, Quinn Seevers holds a speaker near a member of Created Equal.
Otterbein students block anti-abortion signs with physical bodies, homemade signs, and flags. The homemade sign, written on cardboard, says, "bans off our bodies." The flag says "no weenies allowed."
Otterbein student Quinn Seevers shouts at Mark Harrington, the president of Created Equal while holding a speaker.
Otterbein Police Department observes protesters and counter-protesters.
A student holds a handmade sign to counter-protest the anti-abortion group on campus. The sign reads "Abortion is healthcare. Healthcare is a human right."
Otterbein students holding a comedic flag to cover an anti-abortion sign that reads, "no weenies allowed."
Otterbein students cover an anti-abortion sign while a member of created equal wearing a bodycam stands to the side.
Otterbein students Isabel Elliott and Kaylie West hold a blanket to cover an anti-abortion sign.
Otterbein's men's basketball coaching staff feeling the pressure during a high-intensity game.