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Pictured here is President Rock Jones presenting a framed OWU pennant and plaque to “CBS News” and “Sixty Minutes” Correspondent Byron Pitts ’82. The Emmy Award-winning journalist has been on a 20-state book and lecture tour to promote his new book, “Step Out on Nothing: How Faith and Family Helped Me Conquer Life’s Challenges.” Click here to read the full story.
Photo by Doug Martin
News & ViewsMore OWU News Releases
A Cosmic OpportunityA Cosmic Opportunity
Ohio Wesleyan adds planetary science major
Honoring Our HeritageHonoring Our Heritage
Nov. 12 event celebrates OWU’s tradition of holding mock presidential conventions
Social Media is Topic of Woltemade Center LectureSocial Media is Topic of Woltemade Center Lecture
Benefits and pitfalls of being “out there”
AthleticsMore OWU Athletics News Releases
Men’s Soccer to Host NCAC Tournament FinalMen’s Soccer to Host NCAC Tournament Final
Bishops Seek Eighth NCAC Tournament Championship
Field Hockey Advances to NCAC Tournament ChampionshipField Hockey Advances to NCAC Tournament Championship
Ohio Wesleyan Makes First Appearance in Tournament Title Tilt
Our Town – OWU
Byron Pitts Mesmerizes OWU Community Members and FriendsByron Pitts Mesmerizes OWU Community Members and Friends
OWU’s Emmy Award-winning journalist shares new book and many life-shaping memories
“Tune In”“Tune In”
A new beginning for Ohio Wesleyan’s student-run radio station, 98.7 FM WSLN
Our Town – Delaware
Ho, Ho, Ho…Who Wouldn’t Go?Ho, Ho, Ho…Who Wouldn’t Go?
Downtown Delaware announces seasonal celebrations
Someone You Should Know
From Ohio Wesleyan to South AfricaFrom Ohio Wesleyan to South Africa
Gretchen Curry ’12 to share international experience in upcoming documentary
Photos of the Week

Top: This ghoulish group of Ohio Wesleyan University’s Chi Phi Fraternity brothers and friends hosted the 25th annual Halloween Haunted House on Oct 29-31. About 30 volunteers spent three weeks preparing the scary scenes, which some say was the best haunted house experience in recent memory.

Bottom: About 600 children, OWU students and adults ventured into OWU’s Chi Phi fraternity house for the Halloween Haunted House, which raised about more than $3,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters Foundation and collected about 1,000 cans of food for People In Need, Inc., a family service agency that benefits Delaware County residents.

Photos by Will Ruzek ’11
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