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WOBN radio jobs available
WOBN is 5 hiring radio positions: Station Manager, Music Director, Traffic & Continuity, Station Administrator and Sports
BLOG: Otterbein Student Media hiring for Fall 2017
Otterbein TV and T&C magazine are hiring for multiple positions. The official start will be the Fall 2017, but training starts as soon as possible. Otterbein TV is hiring a sports director and multiple production assistants. Television ...
BLOG: T&C magazine, Otterbein360 website win four Ohio Newspaper Association awards
The staff won first place for both design and in-depth reporting. The judges said the magazine's entry for reporting was particularly well-done and stood out from others in the category. T&C editor Kris Crews, present at the ceremony, was singled ...
BLOG: Happy World Radio Day!
This week, WOBN talked to students on campus to find out how they feel about Valentine's Day and we talked to some experts about love to find out their opinions.
BLOG: Otterbein Student Media begins consolidation to new website “tandcmedia.org”
Otterbein Student Media is excited to announce a transformation in how our organization is being branded.
Blog: Questions come up as Otterbein plans to switch to three-credit hour standard
The Otterbein Board of Trustees approved a three-credit hour proposal on Oct. 22, which will go into effect for the 2018-2019 academic year.
WOBN live for 24-hour marathon Friday
WOBN will be participating in the 6th National College Radio Day this Friday November 4, 2016.
Where we drink matters: Crucial alcohol policy on track with student needs
The proposal for a new alcohol policy, recently accepted by the University Senate and on track for review by the Board of Trustees, is a wonderful first step toward a university that listens to its students.
BLOG: Freedom of the press and assembly are in the same amendment
No matter the circumstances, people and actions performed in public spaces are open to recording by the public, and therefore the press.
BLOG: CNN Democratic debate dazzles, drives away despair
Contrary to the look and feel of both Republican debates, the Democratic debate hosted by CNN this past Tuesday showed what a real, topic driven debate should look like.
BLOG: CNN Republican debate: who can shout the loudest?
The top 15 candidates, in terms of polling numbers met Sept. 16 at the Reagan National Library to discuss the issues important to the country; many ended up fighting over history and showed disdain for the idea of answering questions.