Obama speaks at Capital University for early voting event
President Barack Obama bashed Donald Trump during an early voting event a week before the election on behalf of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton at Capital University.
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President Barack Obama bashed Donald Trump during an early voting event a week before the election on behalf of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton at Capital University.
Starting Friday at 12 a.m. WOBN will host a live 24-hour marathon for the 6th National College Radio Day.
The Otterbein Board of Trustees approved a three-credit hour proposal on Oct. 22, which will go into effect for the 2018-2019 academic year.
Student government, following an email sent by the student executive committee, discussed two Rave Alerts involving sexual assault incidents at its Oct. 20 meeting.
Coming from a town where the production of nuclear triggers was kept secret, "Full Body Burden: Growing Up in the Nuclear Shadow of Rocky Flats" author, Kristen Iversen, brought her story to Otterbein students at the annual Common Book Convocation.
Citing financial and curricular concerns, the Board of Trustees has enacted a proposal that will convert the university to a three-credit standard in the 2018-2019 academic year.
Associate professor of Art Jim Bowling discusses his Fundamentals of Three-Dimensional Design class's exhibition in the student gallery at 33 Collegeview.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump continued to deny to promise to honor election results and pressed allegations of corruption on his opponent at an event at the Delaware County Fair on Thursday.
Savannah Pizzurro, a sophomore nursing major, said her quote "reminds me God is always there to give me strength and faith in life.”
Your plane touches down in a foreign country. You are far from loved ones, the life you are accustomed to and your normal routine. The only thing in front of you is opportunity and the beauty of the unknown.
Since you were old enough to comprehend words, people have asked you, "what do you want to be when you grow up?". It's all fun and games until you realize there isn't actually a 1200 class on how to be a princess, and there's definitely not a practicum for racecar driving. Unfortunately, college is not a Will Ferrell movie and you are not Ricky Bobby. Choosing a major can be stressful and the students of Otterbein won't be the first, nor the last to experience this.
We’ve all seen our furry friends around campus. Whether it be a trained service dog or one in training sitting in on a class, or an emotional support animal living in a dorm, these sightings seem to be a mutual experience shared by most, if not all Otterbein students. It’s simply too hard to be on Otterbein’s campus without coming across a dog or two.
A locker room can say a lot about a team—messy or spotless, relaxed or pumped, quiet or loud. It’s the space where countless inspirational speeches have been given, game plans outlined and equipment strapped on with more reverence than if those shin guards were actually precious family heirlooms. As Otterbein’s women’s soccer team prepared to face Ohio Wesleyan in its home opener, the most striking element in the locker room was the bass. Blaring rap music vibrated the lockers as 33 girls got game-day ready. Players filled every inch of space, on the floor lacing up ankle braces, on benches laughing and joking and at the mirror slipping on headbands and tightening braids. With everyone on top of one another, it’s hard not to think that this is a whole lot of girls squeezed into one locker room, a fact not helped by the 13 seniors making up more than a third of the team. Then again, no one’s complaining about those numbers.
On Oct. 12 the Otterbein Department of Communication hosted a debate arguing the merits of the Electoral College and the popular voting system.
Kalie Green, a freshman nursing major, shared the reason behind her tattoo.
Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton promoted a “joint” plan with former Democratic Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders to give free tuition to anyone from a family making under $125,000 at a rally at Ohio State Monday night.
Otterbein's family weekend and homecoming against Capital were the main story on Saturday, but for one Otterbein football player, the true meaning of family hit him full force this weekend.
Bailey Brown, a freshman early childhood education major, shares a tattoo with one of her family members.
OTV coverage of the candlelight vigil for Tyre King.