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Several textbooks stacked horizontally on a bookstore shelf.

D'Andre Person · November 13

How the new model for purchasing textbook will affect you and your tuition next year

Faculty and Administration will vote on a new plan for students to purchase textbooks that will increase students’ tuition in 2025.

Beau Burtscher · November 8

Are students feeling “voter fatigue” in the aftermath of Election 2024?

After months of constant exposure to political messages, students on campus have been feeling the pressure of political division.

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Karlee Laegel · November 6

Takeaways from the general election

After the general election results are finalized, here are some key takeaways from Westerville's election night.

Image shows stickers given at in person polling locations that says “I heart voting,” with an outline of the state of Ohio resembling the heart.

Karlee Laegel · November 5

Final results: Updates on the Franklin County general election

Westerville general election voting results

Karlee Laegel · November 4

T&C Media Staff recognized nationally for multiple awards in student journalism

The staff came home with many Pinnacle awards from the College Media Association.

A silhouette of a faceless, white hooded figure on a black background. Crossed out words in red are listed across the hooded figure: Affection, normal, flattering, romantic, love, harmless. At the bottom in large red letters: Stalking.

Amanda Stevens · October 17

Stalking is a common campus crime but not easily recognized

The Otterbein yearly crime report shows that at least one stalking case happened every year for the past decade.

Alina Baer , Karlee Laegel and D'Andre Person · October 16

Voters Guide: Let students vote their way

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Alina Baer and Karlee Laegel · October 10

Lack of staff causes Otterbein to go without a copy center

A red, white and blue sticker says Feeling Cute Might Vote. Corner of sticker says Campus Vote Project.

Emma Britton · October 7

How students can prepare for the election

Voters don't need to be political experts, but it does help to have some background knowledge before going to vote.

D'Andre Person · October 1

Students build a dragon for the Westerville Public Library

Otterbein students work into the weekend to complete the wooden baby dragon for the Westerville Public Library before their deadline in October.

Alina Baer · September 30

Study abroad fair shows opportunities for students

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Karlee Laegel · September 27

Comedic show "The Importance of Being Earnest" debuts this week

Chart showing available programs for Graduate Early Admission Pathways. Programs include clinical mental health counseling and art therapy; Master of Science and Allied Health with concentrations in sports and health science, and healthcare administration; Master of Science in Athletic Training; management programs including a Master of Business Administration, Master of Human Services Administration, and Master of Nonprofit Management; and individualized studies in the humanities or the social sciences.

Amanda Stevens · September 25

Graduate early admission pathways offer opportunities for Otterbein students

Danielle Amankwah · September 19

Board of trustees meets to discuss construction projects on campus

A line graph with a blue line for the U.S. and a red line for Ohio shows a decrease from 2018 to 2024.

Amanda Stevens · September 18

Otterbein sees increase in enrollment despite FAFSA delays

Angelina Godfrey · September 13

Why the Nest is changing and how it affects you

Danielle Amankwah · September 4

The Point's parking lot has left students in the dust

JAMC 2600 class works to finalize award winning stories

Lilly Peter · April 12

T&C Media staff recognized nationally for outstanding work in student journalism

Awards won over the last year of student work includes Best Website awards.

Chloe O'Neill · March 29

Bench outside Courtright Memorial Library vandalized with hate speech

Otterbein Police called to a scene of racially motivated and antisemitic hate speech.

Dalton Mosley · March 25

Higher education institutions are looking at the upsides of AI

Artificial intelligence is being integrated more into the academic world as it advances, and it's bringing some welcome and worrisome changes.

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