Opinion
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.
BLOG: Increased student involvement and decreased administrative involvement will make Student Government better
Otterbein’s new student government has not shown significant progress on several major issues. This is acceptable only as the representatives work through the first year of an entirely new system. We believe that in order to succeed, the representatives ...
BLOG: Student government silent on the issues
Student government met for the first time since their inauguration on April 1, 2015 and just completed their second meeting of the term today, Sept.
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BLOG: You should care about the recent open records win, here's why
Almost three months after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled in favor of former Otterbein360 news editor Anna Schiffbauer against Otterbein over the release of OPD police records, Otterbein has finally fully complied with a records request. The university ...
BLOG: OPD police records to be released not a moment too soon
"The stories you read in this paper will never been the same," read the headline of an editorial published in a Sept. 2012 issue of the Tan and Cardinal.
BLOG: Editors pass the torch and the paper goes on hiatus for the summer
Otterbein360 is about to go on hiatus this summer for some much needed rest and relaxation. That means that our regular coverage of campus news is going to come to a halt until fall.
BLOG: Homophobic radical reminds us why we need LGBTQIA(plus) awareness week
As LGBTQIA+ awareness week ends, remember that a radical website claimed Kappa Phi Omega and the WGSS program turn girls into lesbians.
BLOG: Otterbein touts transparency but falls short
Otterbein University’s administration continues to speak about transparency as an important tenet of their values.
BLOG: Four things that prove Otterbein is boring this week
With spring break only a day away, it seems as though campus is more boring than ever.
BLOG: Otterbein neglects to release statement acknowledging student’s death
It has been nearly a week since the fatal car crash that killed Otterbein student PJ Cleary and 35 year-old Richard Birney and Otterbein administration remains silent.
BLOG: 7 reasons why student government needs to pass
For those who may not know, Otterbein University Senate has just passed the first part of the governance changes.
BLOG: What's the best thing about working for Otterbein360?
This week we asked the Otterbein360 staff what makes working for a student-led digital news organization awesome.
BLOG: Otterbein's "Don't Be A Zebra" campaign sends wrong message
Otterbein360 guest blogger discusses Otterbein's "Don't Be A Zebra" campaign and its poorly received messages.
BLOG: Student responds to Chocolate Stallion
Otterbein360 guest blogger discusses the impact of the Chocolate Stallion debacle.
BLOG: Ohio Attorney General writes in support of Otterbein360 lawsuit
ICYMI: Otterbein360 is involved in a lawsuit against the Otterbein Police Department for failure to comply with Ohio Public Records law on the grounds of being a private organization.