Photo by: Ashley Alonzo OU is a home away from home for many students. It is valuable to know the many resources that this campus offers to make living a little more simple, comfortable and convenient while preparing for a life of significance. Here is a list of the essential […]

Photo by: Ashley Alonzo Roughly 150 students were uprooted from Brown Hall after flooding engulfed the oldest dormitory on Ottawa University’s campus during the first weekend of classes. The flooding, which resulted from increased pressure on the pipes following a water main break in the city of Ottawa, started in […]

Sporting games are times to spend with friends, drink and yell recklessly at the players when they do good and bad. We get to dress up crazy, paint our faces and wear jerseys with a player’s name on the back who we either love or have no idea who they are — […]

Internships can be essential in developing future careers after college. Some of our very own Ottawa University students have scored amazing summer internships this summer. They have an opportunity to travel and get hands-on experience in their field of study.  Jordan Calderwood, junior, originally from Topeka, is going to Phoenix, Arizona, this summer. She is an […]

Samantha Gitmed (president) and Meranda Homan (sorority member)  Photo by Ashley Alonzo Ottawa's newest Greek life has done it again. Sigma IOTA partnered with the American Cancer society to organize a relay with the purpose to remember the people who died of cancer, celebrate those who have survived and to raise money […]

Photo by Ashley Alonzo Coloring is often associated with being a children’s activity. However, it has become a powerful way to release stress for young and not-so-young adults. As people grow older, crayons and coloring books get left aside, leaving an opening for writing and reading like respectable adults. “At […]

Kansans know that the middle of the United States gets boring every once-in-a-while. Sometimes, Kansas is pretty cool, okay? Not everyone was cut out for the homey, community-building, “simple life” Kansas portrays. This is understandable, but sometimes your constant outsider nagging and questions are tiring.    1. “The drive to […]

Photo by Rodney Latham As the Presidential elections cut close, the tension builds … and Ottawa University is not exempt from that. Here are the latest results on The Campus’ poll for this 2016 political battle.  Thanks to Dr. Kevin Tyner’s lessons, our staff was able to collect a random […]

As forensics nationals approached, it became more and more obvious that people around campus (and to be honest, this is a nationwide problem) had trouble knowing what the forensics team actually did. Well, here is an explanation of what we do and how we do it. Let’s start by acknowledging […]

Photo by Rodney Latham The Pixar movie “Inside Out” is about a little girl, Riley, whose emotions get all twisted around and she becomes depressed. Throughout the movie, her emotions work together to get Riley’s emotions back to normal. This movie was focused on mental health and became a nominee […]