Opinion

Otter Ball: Good music, good friends, good fun

Editor-in-Chief Amy Hissrich discusses the inaugural Otter Ball and what she found fun. 

Rike Center in need of repairs

After many years of student use, the  Otterbein Rike Center is in need of repairs.

The Hinge Ensemble performs unique and experimental music

The Ensemble explored unconventional elements of experimental music through its use of objects like walkie-talkies and ratchets.

Unexpected places to study on campus

Though the library might be a common place to study, there are also some unexpected study spots around campus.

Giordano's ranks highest in T&C's local pizza study

The T&C staff looks at four different pizza locations in the Westerville community, rating them on their appearance and taste.

$20 Dates: Uptown Westerville - coffee, a vintage pop-up, and an eggsellent vending machine

T&C writer Abby Vitali details her Saturday in Westerville for less than $20

Welcome to college: Everyone's scared

Editor-in-Chief Ty Forney welcomes the class of 2026 to Otterbein University.

End of spring: A return to normalcy

Editor-in-Chief Ty Forney closes out the semester with a reflection on the semester's events and T&C's accomplishments, as well as a peek at what the future has in store.

Senior Goodbye: A look at racial equity at Otterbein

WOBN General Manager Hannah Brown signs off with a discussion of how Otterbein should handle racial equity.

Is Otterbein's campus aware of religious minority holidays?

T&C staff writer Hermon Tesfaldet offers her opinion on how Otterbein handles the religious holidays its students celebrate.

Senior Goodbye Column: Working in a pandemic

Graduating Editor-in-Chief Ian Gillen reflects on working during a pandemic.

Senior Goodbye Column: You can do a whole lot in only four years

Senior Katie Frame prepares her goodbyes to her peers and mentors as graduation approaches.

New semester, new staff and more journalism

Is Blackboard the best option for Otterbein?

Otterbein looks back to before COVID-19 and reflects on Blackboard, specifically Blackboard Ultra, all the way thru the pandemic and into this past re-acclimation to normal semester. It breaks down the university's search for an alternative to Blackboard, takes into account the opinions of teachers and students, and gives insight into how Blackboard has performed over the test of time.

Student reporter Isabelle Fisher gives her take on state of INST classes

Otterbein students back university's decision to mandate vaccine

Loopholes in Greek Life recruitment leave some PNMs vulnerable

Freshmen students turned away from Greek Life due to high school GPA