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Sean Moneypenny prepares for "Money's Morning Show"

Logan Folian · April 7

Someone to count on: Sean Moneypenny set to begin 15th season at WOBN

Otterbein employee and student Sean Moneypenny's personality shines through in "Money's Morning Show," which approaches its fifteenth season on April 22.

Yasmeen Khafagy prepares a donation bin for the Ramadan Food Drive

Hermon Tesfaldet · April 6

Otterbein hosts a Ramadan food drive on campus

With the beginning of Ramadan, Otterbein University's Center for Community Engagements (CCE) office is now partnering with the Community Refugee and Immigration Services (CRIS) with the goal of collecting non-perishable food items to provide to families in central Columbus.

Josie Meridith · April 5

Seniors are invited to the Grad Fair in preparation for graduation

Campus Center to host the Grad Fair for seniors to get their caps and gowns and have some possible questions answered

Ellie Newman · April 5

The Wildcard Weekly Rewind with Ellie Newman (April 5, 2022)

Hayden Garrett · April 5

Otterbein's next Senate meeting will include discussions about a new degree

Otterbein's next university senate meeting will include proposals for a new degree and changes to the way courses are numbered.

Graeter's Ice Cream in Uptown Westerville

Cierra Clemons · April 4

Otterbein and Westerville home to a variety of entertaining and accessible activities

Otterbein's campus and the Westerville Uptown offer a number of fun, affordable and accessible activities to Otterbein students, including restaurants and museums.

Westerville fire engines parked outside of the Westerville Fire Department

Sam Shalvey · April 1

False fire alarms at Otterbein not at the expense of the university

The Westerville Fire Department was called to the university 75 times on false alarms last year at no additional cost to Otterbein.

Hermon Tesfaldet · March 31

Van Sant Leadership Program offers students a chance to develop their leadership skills

Otterbein's Van Sant Leadership Program offers opportunities for students to build their leadership abilities.

Otterbein students participate in activities at the SEEDs Festival on March 31, 2022

Josie Meridith · March 30

Otterbein's upcoming SEEDS Festival teaches students about sustainable living

The SEEDS Festival, happening on March 31 from 2:30-4:30 p.m., provides students with opportunities to gain volunteer hours and learn how to better their environment.

Ellie Newman · March 30

The Wildcard Weekly Rewind With Ellie Newman (March 30, 2022)

Amy Hissrich · March 29

Emotions run high before seniors' final art showcase

Student art showcases began on March 28, featuring multiple senior artists.

Members of the cast of "Something Rotten" rehearse a scene.

Hayden Garrett , Hermon Tesfaldet and Cierra Clemons · March 29

The Otterbein theater presents "Something Rotten" as the finale of its spring 2022 season

Otterbein's theater program will perform critically acclaimed musical comedy "Something Rotten" as the final show of its spring 2022 season.

Lilly Peter · March 28

Otterbein alumni cover recent Ohio Redistricting Commissions efforts to revise Ohio's electoral map

Two Otterbein alumni, Andy Chow and Andrew Tobias, have spent the past several days time covering the Ohio Redistricting Commission's efforts to revise Ohio's electoral map.

Wesley Engel, Resource Manager at the Promise House, takes stock of the inventory and checks expiration dates.

Josie Meridith and Tyler Lloyd · March 25

The Promise House finds unexpected success with reworked COVID-19 tactics

The Promise House has seen great success using altered protocols in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and staff plan to increase the organization's outreach with Otterbein students.

Josie Meridith · March 23

Otterbein president on the frontlines of creating opportunities for students

Otterbein President John Comerford does lots of his work off campus, where he meets with donors and alumni to benefit the university.

Ty Forney · March 18

T&C Media takes home four ONMA awards

T&C Media has won four awards from ONMA in their most recent award show for work done during the 2021 year.

Hayden Garrett · March 17

President John Comerford announces plan to partner with various independent universities

President Comerford announces plan to create a system of independent universities to pool resources.

Logan Folian · March 16

Students express concerns over catalog changes

The Office of the Registrar addresses the catalog changes that approach for the Fall of 2022

Ellie Newman · March 16

The Wildcard Weekly Rewind With Ellie Newman (March 16, 2022)

Donte Woods Spikes speaks at the screening of his short film "As a Matter of Black."

Josie Meridith · March 15

Students viewed, discussed film about racial injustice in Columbus

Telling his own story of racial injustice, local filmmaker and activist Donte Woods-Spikes shared his experiences of discrimination in central Ohio

Today's Lineup

12:00-6:30am	Alternative
6:30-7:30am	Money'$ Morning $how
7:30-10:00am	Alternative
10:00-11:00am	Money'$ Morning $how
11:00am-1:30pm	Alternative
1:30-2:30pm	The Everyday Alina Show
2:30-4:00pm	Alternative
4:00-5:00pm	Sophia's Sleepover
5:00pm-12:00am	Alternative

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