Otterbein is looking to hire someone for the new position of Executive Director of Informational Technology, so the Tan & Cardinal sat down with the two candidates for the position to get to know them better.
While sifting through the bounty of information on OC's history, we uncovered a couple urban myths. We asked Robert Gatti. vice president of Student Affairs, to confirm or debunk some of the more memorable — and you might be surprised with the results.
We're always told to slow down as kids, but college is four years of living in the fast lane.
Birthers group wants proof that President Obama was born in the US, Hawaii government denies their demand.
Motion recently approved by Otterbein's Board of Trustees allows employees' domestic partners to receive benefits provided by college.
Senate has passed further alterations to majors, minors and course requirements.
Most of us know the basics of OC history. We're a small liberal arts institution established in the mid-1850s. But did you know the building now called Towers was once burned badly? And that OC was almost transplanted to Dayton at the turn of the century? Read on to find out more.
After cruising through the OAC in the regular season, senior Brittany Rings is named Player of the Year.
Solutions by The State News
