Campus Life
Senate votes to add aquarium science minor and remove bachelor of science in sustainability studies major
The senate meeting that took place October 11 proposed three new bills: two that were unanimously approved and one postponed to the November 8 meeting.
Dance minor contributes to Otterbein's theater program
Stella Kane, director of dance at Otterbein University, talks about the dance minor and how she was drawn to Otterbein's theater and dance program as a result of her previous experience.
Otterthon raises money for local Nationwide Children's Hospital
Haylie Schmoll talks about Otterthon, an organization that raises money and awareness of children with needed medical expenses.
Students watched a fire official burn a dollhouse at Otterbein's Annual Campus Fire Safety Day
The Westerville Fire Division and the Campus Safety Team brings awareness to students at Otterbein’s Annual Campus Fire Safety Day. Students learned about fire safety and what to do in the event of a fire through fire extinguisher training and a dollhouse ...
Students concerned about switch to 3-credit model and the search for a new Otterbein president
The Otterbein University Student Government held its first student-led town hall on October 12 at the Chapel. The event was a question-and-answer format where students asked the leaders questions about topics such as the 3-credit hour model, parking, ...
Otterbein registration process changes to semester by semester
Otterbein University recently changed their registration process from year long to semester by semester. T&C Media talked to Otterbein University registrar David Schneider about the implementations of this change, why it happened and the possibility ...
Public relations alumni speaks on career at Wendy's
Meredith Ulmer had a long line of public relations jobs before making her voice heard through the Wendy's Twitter account. Get to know her journey through this Q&A.
Celebrating a century with T&C
Join us in celebrating a 100 years of the T&C and look back on its transformation.
Otterbein leaders promote feminism on campus
Otterbein continues its efforts to promote feminism on campus.
Westerville takes next step after the shooting of Officers Morrelli and Joering
After three weeks of mourning, Westerville community members begin to take down the blue ribbons lining the city.
Group fitness classes available at Otterbein
Otterbein University offers free group fitness classes open to faculty, staff and students.
COSI CEO announced as commencement speaker
President and CEO of the Center of Science and Industry (COSI) Frederic Bertley will be the commencement speaker for the undergraduate ceremony April 29.
Students volunteer for local organizations on MLK day of service
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Otterbein's Center for Community Engagement (CCE) held their annual day of service. After the MLK Convocation, students attended Pac the Mac and other events in the Campus Center to complete multiple service projects. ...
Police chief teaches self defense as FYE event
Chief of Police Larry Banaszak demonstrated basic self-defense techniques for a class of students.
IT transitions to Outlook from Google
On May 5, 2017, Otterbein transitioned from the use of Google applications to Microsoft’s Office 365. For students, faculty and staff, this meant that everyone’s email accounts, calendars and contacts migrated over to the new email service called ...
Otterbein art professor shares her work
Otterbein art professor Amanda Kline has shown this feat to be not only manageable, but something to excel at. Her creative talent is shown through her staged photographs and performative videos.