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| Professor Sean Kay to Appear on WOSU’s ‘Open Line’ | July 2, 2009 |
| Sean Kay, Ph.D., professor of politics and government and chair of Ohio Wesleyan’s International Studies Program, will be Charlene Brown’s guest on “Open Line” at 11 a.m. July 6 to discuss President Obama’s upcoming trip to Russia. » Read More | |
| Ohio Wesleyan Joins Yellow Ribbon Program to Help Eligible Veterans Secure College Educations | June 30, 2009 |
| Eligible military veterans will be able to attend Ohio Wesleyan University tuition-free beginning in fall 2009, President Rock Jones, Ph.D., announced today. » Read More | |
| Ohio Wesleyan University Appoints Human Resources Director | June 11, 2009 |
| Ohio Wesleyan University today announced the appointment of Troy W. Washington as director of human resources. Washington previously served as director of employee relations at the University of Dayton. » Read More | |
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Bats Returned to Central Ohio in Mid-April: Did you know the most common bat in central Ohio is the little brown bat, which spends the winter hibernating in caves and mines in southeastern and southern Ohio? These wintering roosts may number up to 300,000 individual bats, says Jed Burtt, Ph.D., OWU professor of zoology. The bats emerge from hibernation in early April and return to their summer roosts in attics, barns, hollow trees, and bat houses by mid-April. Those who had bats around their homes last year probably will have them again as they are faithful to their breeding and wintering sites. The bats, which can live up to 34 years or more, forage at 10-20 feet and can eat up to their weight in insects each night.
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