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| Higher Learning Commission examines diversity at ONU | | Erica Ranly |  | Diversity continues to be an important developmental issue at Ohio Northern University. Every ten years, the university undergoes a rigorous accreditation process performed by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), one of six accrediting institutions in the country. The commission oversees a nineteen-state region, which includes Ohio. Thus, the board is responsible for the accreditation of Ohio Northern.
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| Angie Estes finds "Chez Nous" at Ohio Northern | | Kori Frazier | | On Wednesday, March 29, Ohio Northern students and faculty were treated to an evening of poetry with poet Angie Estes. In his introduction to the guest writer, Professor of English Dr. Claude Smith promised the McIntosh Center faculty lounge an hour of insight from a “master poet.” Throughout the presentation, Estes delivered on his remarks, sharing the inspiration, creativity, and technique that lie behind her unique brand of poetry.
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| It´s all Greek to me | | Michael Andrew Seem | | There are certain things that people expect and associate with college: living in the dorms, cafeteria food, no curfew, classes, no parents, independence, and Greek Life. Ever since the Animal House came out in the 1970’s, fraternities and Greek Life in general have been associated with the extreme partying, and care-free lifestyle portrayed in the movie instead of the common base for all fraternities, brotherhood. In the spirit of “Unite for Awareness” week at Ohio Northern, I, as a member of Ohio Northern’s Greek Life wanted to see if there were any prejudices like racism or homophobia inside fraternities.
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