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Dowland offers unique perspective on VP candidate

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Even though he is a professor of literature by trade, Ohio Northern University’s Douglas Dowland, Ph.D., is no novice to the drama of American politics. His first book, “Weak Nationalisms,” explored how authors attempted to sidestep national divides by writing stories of America that speak to many.

Children's auditions for Holiday Spectacular, Sept 8

Ohio Northern University has announced children’s auditions for the 2024 Holiday Spectacular musical extravaganza.

ONU students bring forgotten WWI alumni stories to light

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More than a century ago—July 28, 1914, World War I erupted in Europe.

Almost three years later, in April 1917, the United States entered the war to defend democracy, sending its sons and daughters to Europe’s battlefields.

Ohio Northern statement on the closing of Hill Memorial

Hand colored postcard of the campus of Ohio Normal School, now ONU. Hill Memorial is at right, Dukes Building is at left.

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Lead donor would be needed to save, renovate 1879 structure

By Paula Pyzik Scott

Hill Memorial building, often used as the “face” of Ohio Northern University in promotional materials, has come to a critical moment in its existence. Built in 1879 and the survivor of two major fires, the building will be closed on the last day of July 2024.

ONU Hall of Famer's life experience are in a "league of their own"

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Becoming a professional athlete in two sports—especially for a woman in the 1950s and 1960s—was nearly impossible. Jeneane Lesko, BA ’57, however, did just that, and her athletic career is only one headline of her amazing life.

June 30 Patriotic Pops concert brings LSO to ONU

Free event supported by 14 local and regional sponsors

The Lima Symphony Orchestra’s free, public Patriotic Pops concert will be held at Ohio Northern University on Sunday, June 30 at 7:00 p.m. The event will take place on the sculpture mall east of McIntosh Center between Presser and Weber halls.

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