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Otterbein holds rally for campus unity

International students under-represented in Otterbein Greek life

International students represent a small population of Otterbein Greek life. 

Students respond to Trump’s presidency

Students give feedback on how Trump’s administration will affect them going forward.

Members of the Otterbein community discuss their study abroad experience

Otterbein University Senate to discuss half-semester course calendar

The Otterbein University Senate will meet in Riley Auditorium at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 1 to discuss a seven-week course proposal and potential commencement speakers.

Otterbein women's basketball team falls to Heidelberg on Saturday

Otterbein community members react to new immigration policy

Members of the Otterbein community expresses their thoughts about President Trump’s executive order concerning immigration.

Sabbatical art exhibit now displaying in Miller Gallery

Louise Captein shows the work she created during her 15 week sabattical. The exhibit is open from January 9 to February 10, 2017 at the Miller Gallery at Otterbein University.

Campus Daily: MLK convocation

On this episode of Otterbein Daily reporter Schalischa Petit-De talks about the MLK Convocation and also the MLK Service Event volunteer opportunity.

Campus Daily: Holiday Jazz Showcase to be held at 8 p.m.

ISA President Soon Wai Yee discusses making connections between international and American students

Otterbein students and administrators weigh election results

Otterbein students seek to openly discuss social issues in light of the recent election.

Campus Daily: Test-taking FYE event in the library

Campus Daily: Dance concert starts performances of The Goddess

Common book author speaks on nuclear plant

Coming from a town where the production of nuclear triggers was kept secret, "Full Body Burden: Growing Up in the Nuclear Shadow of Rocky Flats" author, Kristen Iversen, brought her story to Otterbein students at the annual Common Book Convocation.

Students left dissatisfied after Otterbein town hall meeting

The campus town hall meeting intended to address questions related to the Board of Trustees' decision to adopt the three-credit model left many in the audience unhappy with either the administration response or the outbursts by campus community members. Faculty shouted questions, some walked out and students were left dissatisfied after the meeting.

Campus Daily: early music ensemble performance celebrates French music

This week at Otterbein the student research fund proposals are due on November 10 at 4 p.m., and the Early Music Ensemble performs in Riley Auditorium at 8 p.m. on November 11.  

Otterbein remembers veterans' contributions