Campus Life
Otterbein student biked across the country
Otterbein senior, Ashley Parker, biked almost 4,000 miles across the country with a program called Bike & Build and created friendships that will last a lifetime.
Singaporean student hopes to incorporate her global perspective with Otterbein's culture
Maya walked to the bus station, the warm, sticky air of Singapore hanging over her. A slight breeze cooled her face as the sounds and symbols of Mandarin Chinese circled her brain after her kumon, or tutoring, lesson.
Otterbein Greek life collects goods for annual Halloween charity event
Otterbein Greek life collected cans to donate to W.A.R.M and the Promise House in annual Trick or Treat for Cans event.
New vinyl store opens on College Ave.
New vinyl store Spinning Disc Records opens its doors in Westerville.
Topiary man in downtown Columbus created at the Point
A topiary man standing 50 feet above a revitalized shopping center in downtown Columbus, was created at the Point on Otterbein University's campus.
The Innocence Project comes to Otterbein
Investigative reporter, Mike Wagner, and exoneree, Robert McClendon, spoke at Otterbein to present their story of McClendon's wrongful conviction.
Promise House provides for students with food insecurity
Get to know the story behind Otterbein's food pantry, the Promise House.
Piano senior says classical music not a dying art
Senior piano performance major, Sasha Neverov, will perform her final piano recital at Otterbein University, on Saturday, Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. in Riley Auditorium.
WOBN celebrated College Radio Day with a live 24-hour broadcast
WOBN, Otterbein's student-run radio station, celebrated College Radio Day 2017 by having a 24-hour live broadcast with back to back showcases such as "Sorry Not Sorry", "Campus Country", "LIT" and more. The broadcast started on midnight Thursday October ...
Orientation leaders talk about the S.O.A.R. program
Learn what it's like to S.O.A.R. through Otterbein with the orientation leaders.
Otterbein Senate to vote Wednesday on nursing program changes
The Otterbein University Senate will meet Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 4 p.m. in Riley Auditorium to discuss possible changes to the majors of several academic departments.
Arts Avenue covers Festival 2018, a 2-night performance of diversity through acting, music and dance
Festival 2018: It's up to art focuses on diversity and inclusion through student work. This year's show also included a canned food drive to support the Westerville community.
Art department faculty and staff host African culture-themed exhibition
Otterbein's Art Department Faculty put their own twist on African culture in their pieces.
Risk Management Office hosts safety week
Otterbein's Risk Management Office paired up with Student Affairs to host a safety week for its faculty and students. The week included informational sessions on active shooter training, drug and alcohol abuse, and mental health.