Campus Life

Alina Baer · December 5

Winter in Westerville: Cafes, restaurants and places to explore during winter

Westerville will be shining all throughout the month of December with fun activities for all and leave visitors looking forward to many more exciting events the rest of the season as well.

Two images put together. On the left, Catharina Le holds up her chapbook "Lost in Loss." On the right, Alina Baer holds up her three books, "Charcoal and Diamonds," "The Orange Crayon" and "Water on Jupiter."

Amanda Stevens · November 20

Publishing a book in college: Otterbein student authors share their experience

Self-published student authors Alina Baer and Catharina Le share their experiences and inspiration for writing.

D'Andre Person · November 19

Weighing the cost of being a student

Although inflation rates have been on the decline in the past four years, students must make sacrifices to be able to support themselves in college.

Karlee Laegel and Danielle Amankwah · November 14

Post-election lecture creates environment of unity despite differences

Presidential election results leave many students in political unrest.

Alina Baer · November 12

How public art is brightening cities like Westerville

Murals, sculptures, and other forms of public art can leave a notable impact on communities.

Garett Lucius · November 7

For mutual gain: How Sean Moneypenny and Otterbein have bettered each other

Sean Moneypenny has become a key member of Otterbein's community.

Karlee Laegel · October 31

The vengeful widow at the Otterbein cemetery

Amanda Stevens · October 30

Six spooky spots in central Ohio

Central Ohio has many historical sites that may also be haunted.

A barren tree stand center frame with bat graphics surrounding it.

Ella Sedlock · October 29

The science of fear: Why we like to be afraid

Have you ever considered why we enjoy being afraid during Halloween? Researchers say the reason has to do with adrenaline and learning.

Gillian Roeder · October 28

Westerville and Columbus fall festivities

It's not too late to still enjoy Halloween and fall events in the local area.

Lance Preston · October 22

Common Book convocation leaves mixed feelings among students

First-year students gave different opinions of Otterbein's Common Book convocation.

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Cael Dent · October 21

Campus Jobs offer opportunities and flexibility for Otterbein students

Finding time to balance school, sports, and organization events can offer challenges to students who are looking to obtain a job but looking for one could be just a click away.