News

Sarah Martindell · April 30

Sarah sounds off: Don't hate me because I'm green

With so many magazines and newspapers featuring ways to "go green," our consciences can no longer let it slide when we toss away an empty plastic water bottle. "Green guilt" will eventually set in. Is recycling going too far?

Katelin Davis · April 24

Two Beers are better than one

Beginning their freshman year here at Otterbein, the Beers twins had much to prove, and they did so in a short amount of time.

· April 24

OAC Championships are 'in season'

Let's talk about the OAC championships.

· April 24

Cardinals get back to winning ways

The April weather started off cold and bitter, just like the Otterbein baseball team.

Jeana Harrington · April 24

Semester debate sparks in Senate

The first official College senate meeting of the quarter started off with a heated debate about Otterbein's possible conversion from quarters to semesters. *Have an opinion? Click here and let us know about it on our new facebook wall*

· April 24

Hillary hams it up in primary

The long-anticipated Pennsylvania primary left things up in the air for the Democratic Party nomination, with Sen. Hillary Clinton's victory over Sen. Barack Obama.

· April 24

'Marshall' is hard to forget

Kristen Bell and Jason Segel deliver side-splitting performances in the "ultimate romantic disaster movie," which left the theatre audience roaring with laughter and wanting more.

· April 24

Dishin' It Up!

Amanda has served in restaurants for about 5 years. Hear what she has to dish up and leave your comments.

· April 24

Going green for spring

In celebration of Earth Week, the Center for Community Engagement (CCE) is challenging the campus to "Go Green."

· April 24

t&c; forum: the Day of Silence

MESSAGE BOARD: Day of Silence

Jessica Miller · April 23

Buyers beware; prices are low but financing is sparse

Day after day, there has been something in the news mentioning the housing market. But why is it so important and how does it affect us as college students?

· April 23

Say What?

Students give their opinion. "Absolutely not. Every person is going to be biased on border control issues and watching it shouldn't be placed on the citizens.

· April 23

Traditional hood traded for tassels

June of 2007 signified the end of a long-standing academic tradition at Otterbein. It was the last time Otterbein graduates earning a bachelor's degree would wear academic hoods during the ceremony. *Have an opinion? Cast your vote in our poll.*

Mike Wise · April 23

Words from Wise: Border for sale

Are you a concerned citizen worried about the lack of security at the border? Are you a crazy Lou Dobbs supporter who just doesn't have the time to sit at the Mexico/U.S. border in a lawn chair with binoculars? Well, fear no more, because as of November 2007 you can find peace of mind by joining an amateur border-watching Web site called TechnoPatriots.

· April 23

What's your flavor?

Renee answers all the questions...

Laura Norman · April 23

CDs make a comeback

Spring is finally here, so roll down your car windows and get ready for some new music to hit the radio waves.

· April 17

Nursing home to newest dorm

Otterbein's new dormitory at 25 W. Home St. has impressive numbers: 58,000 square feet, 200 students, three stories and two elevators. The former Westerville Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care, owned by Altercare, was purchased last July and is being reconstructed to house some of next year's sophomores, juniors and seniors.

· April 17

Students break the silence

"He made me believe I had no choice. He made me believe I had no voice. He made me believe I had no way out. I am here today because there is a way out," confessed a teary-eyed Nicole Braddock Bromley in her speech Tuesday evening titled "Our Little Secret."