In Oglethorpe’s Hearst Hall, the OU community gathered to help solve the "murder" of six of the Petrel Page Turners executive board members. On Nov. 21, guests arrived dressed to the nines and the room quickly filled with anticipation. In collaboration with The Tower, OU’s literary magazine, the murder mystery dinner offered a fun night of food, drinks, and a touch of deception. The event celebrated the Petrel Page Turners and The Tower coming together at the end of the Fall

In close proximity to the city of Atlanta, Oglethorpe University (OU) students have access to countless opportunities beyond the classroom. Atlanta is home to a multitude of Fortune 500 companies, including Delta Air Lines, The Coca-Cola Co., UPS, Home Depot, and many more. According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers 2024 Job Outlook Report , employers rank having internship experience as one of the top attributes when hiring.  Oglethorpe University Career

Under the dim chandelier light of historic Hearst Hall, rows of students, faculty, and alumni listened silently as English and creative writing professor Justin Haynes , Ph.D., read an excerpt from his first full-length novel “Ibis .” ​ The author reading was part of the Oct. 22 Alumni Book Club Meeting  hosted by alum Richard Bakare ’03, which was open to the Oglethorpe community beyond the normal alumni group in honor of Haynes’s publication. Left to right: Justin Haynes, R

The closure of the campus coffee shop, Stormy Brews, has been puzzling students since the beginning of the school year. Many students have used the café in the past as a place to study, catch up with friends, and get a snack or drink, but Stormy Brews has been vacant for nearly two months. Stormy Brews café | Photo by Georgia Earls Rumors have been circulating regarding the reason for the unexplained shutdown, including a widespread story that the cafe was serving food with

Two fall concerts bring students, faculty, and the Brookhaven community together for a week of music, creativity, and connection  Photo by Kate Wilson '27 Oglethorpe University’s music department is stepping into the spotlight with two events this week designed to bring students, faculty, and the community together through live performance. The department will present its annual fall gala “Beneath the Hallowed Moon” on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. in the Conant Performing Arts

After weeks of preparation and barely contained excitement, on April 12, a group of eight Oglethorpe University students headed to the...

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On Feb. 20, the Black Student Caucus and the Intercultural Center (ICC) presented a ‘90s themed showcase, celebrating Black culture and...

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Art Flow held their first annual Art Fest on Oct. 18, transforming the Academic Quad into a pop-up artist market, hosting a variety of...

Sorority involvement at Oglethorpe University has plummeted since the start of COVID-19, leaving the three Panhellenic  chapters on...

On Sept. 20, Dr. Kathryn McClymond was inaugurated as the 18th President of Oglethorpe University in a formal ceremony. Events in the...

When juniors Jaron Willem and Neal Nankani attended their first basketball games freshman year, they found themselves surprised by the...

The Oglethorpe University Board of Trustees (BOT) named Dr. Kathryn McClymond the university’s first female president following a Nov....