Ohio Northern University will host a full residential music camp from June 19-25. 2022. Alumni campers are also invited to participate in a finale concert to help celebrate 50 years of camp.
The guest concert conductor will be Alexander Beer from Stuttgart, Germany.
The Ohio Northern University Summer Music Camp (ONU SMC) is designed for students in grades 7-12. It provides classroom and performance opportunities for students at every skill level.
Held on the ONU campus, all rehearsals, classes, and performances are located in Presser Hall and the Freed Center for the Performing Arts.
Campers reside in air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms.
The ONU Chamber Symphony will present their spring concert "To Be Heard..." at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, May 6 on the main stage of the Freed Center on the campus of Ohio Northern University.
The program features Ives’s "The Unanswered Question," Stravinsky’s "Suite for Small Orchestra," Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s "Danse Negre," Granados’s "Danze Esplanada" and concerto pieces featuring flute and soprano.
Ohio Northern's Administrative Staff Council hosted an informative talk from ONU President Dan DiBiasio on Thursday, April 21.
DiBiasio is currently the longest tenured Ohio private college or university president and is set to retire at the end of June 2022. He spoke to an attentive audience about the five biggest changes he has witnessed over his 46-year career in higher education, and proposed future trends to watch for in the years to come, before answering audience questions.
CORRECTION: The mobile clinic will be in Bluffton on April 29, the last Friday of the month.
The ONU Healthwise Pharmacy provides services to the Ada community at its 511 W. Lincoln Ave. location, which include medication delivery (within village limits), medication therapy management, immunizations, diabetes education and support, and free health screenings.
Neighboring communities also have convenient access to Healthwise services via the pharmacy's mobile clinic. The Icon provided the following overview to its Bluffton readers: