News

• Alum Aline Mello ’12 to headline second ‘Oglethorpe Out Loud’
• The Carillon magazine returns this spring
• Oglethorpe launches new Entrepreneurship Empowerment Zone to support local startups
• BX3 Summit unites Black Oglethorpe student leaders to have powerful conversations
• Museum studies student receives scholarship to attend Georgia Museums Conference
• Alumni Award winners announced
• Kaiser-Deepak Leadership Scholarship established
• Community celebrates Oglethorpe Day and OU Giving Day 2025
• Barbeau follows unique path from college baseball to international dodgeball
• Science students learn conservation and culture on life-changing Hawaii trip
• Two more special OU Giving Day matches announced
• Chick-fil-A, Inc. Supports the Student Retention Fund
• President’s Advisory Council pledges to support OU Giving Day
• Carters to share family’s impact and pathways to service in Oglethorpe Day address
• Oglethorpe students cast in Actor’s Express Co-Production of “Marie Antoinette”
• Oglethorpe University will resume normal operations Thursday, January 23
• Oglethorpe Campus Weather Plan for Wednesday, January 22
• Oglethorpe Campus Weather Plan for Tuesday, January 21
• Oglethorpe community comes together for MLK Day of Service
• Oglethorpe museum hosts historic Wiley and Delaney exhibit
• Oglethorpe Campus Weather Plan for Friday, January 10
• Career outcomes rate for recent OU graduates higher than national average
• OU Giving Day Returns for its Fourth Year on February 12
• Oglethorpe community invited to view President Carter’s funeral Jan. 9
• Oglethorpe University announces Fall 2024 Dean’s List
• PRISM research poster event highlights depth and diversity of OU student research
• Advanced painting students curate solo exhibitions across Atlanta
• A letter to Lee Knippenberg, from her husband
• Ringing in the holiday season with the 80th Boar’s Head Anniversary
• Petrels, sisters, philanthropists: How two OU students maintain their successful small business
• Record GivingTuesday contributions to Oglethorpe exceed $25,000
• Oglethorpe hosts Producers Guild of America members, students meet professionals
• Oglethorpe student film festival now accepting submissions
• Jackson Spalding creative pro equips students to embrace artificial intelligence in communications careers
• Oglethorpe participates in Transgender Awareness Week
• OU students sharpen business skills in Cox Enterprises competition
• Enterprise Holdings professional provides career guidance to communications students
• Students conduct freshwater ecology field research in Oglethorpe streams
• OU students present at Georgia Undergraduate Research Conference
• Clements ’86 provides immediate and long-term support for student success at Oglethorpe
• OU theatre’s ‘In the Red and Brown Water’ to close out Fall season
• GivingTuesday 2024 provides opportunity to support Oglethorpe
• OU community prepares for beloved Boar’s Head tradition
• New marker honors ‘Band of Brothers’ who stayed on OU campus
• OU entrepreneurship students’ food delivery business pitch earns top prize
• Omicron Delta Kappa leadership society taps new members
• Oglethorpe celebrates National First-Generation College Student Day
• Oglethorpe’s Dr. Rhana Gittens Wheeler reveals hidden Atlanta history in new book
• Music students perform at Georgia Aquarium for Taiwan Consulate
• Communication students visit Cookerly PR to explore careers in public relations
• Student research fund now accepting applications
• Fall Career and Graduate Fair connects students with top employers and graduate schools
• Class of 2025 launches ‘Seniors for Students’ campaign to support Housing Scholarship at OU
• New kiln increases student interest in studio art and ceramics
• OU joins OneGoal to support Georgia’s first-gen students
• New commuter lounge offers comfort and support to students
• Oglethorpe joins institutions nationwide to observe ‘I Stand with Immigrants Day of Action’
• Oglethorpe Theatre and Actor’s Express partner up to produce dark comedy ‘Marie Antoinette’
• Oglethorpe launches career communities for healthcare, communications
• First-year elections complete Student Government Association leadership roster
• Students launch new Oglethorpe Business Club to expand networking opportunities
• Oglethorpe student awarded prestigious scholarship to study abroad
• [WATCH] Actuarial science students discuss how robust new degree program prepared them for their careers
• New endowed scholarship fund honors President Kathryn McClymond
• Oglethorpe theatre adapts brilliantly funny David Ives comedies
• Inauguration Service Project brings OU community together
• President McClymond casts compelling vision for Oglethorpe’s future in inaugural address
• Faculty panel highlights academic disciplines’ connection to the liberal arts
• Oglethorpe President Kathryn McClymond to connect with alumni during national tour
• Oglethorpe announces new ‘Inclusive Excellence Committee’
• Student Investment Fund continues strong performance as course attracts non-business majors
• New Oglethorpe Provost challenges first-year students to envision their future at Convocation 2024
• “Feel the Music: Deaf Creatives” at OUMA opens with performances, a “silent disco,” and more
• Oglethorpe senior working to get out the vote highlighted on NBC News
• Stormy Petrels Booster Club kicks off the new year
• Learning Support Center offers space to enhance student success
• New athletics pep rally to energize OU community ahead of the new year
• Atlanta Business Chronicle names President McClymond 2024 ‘Woman of Influence’
• New 2024-2025 faculty, appointments, promotions announced
• Oglethorpe alumna establishes scholarship to honor parents and support students
• Oglethorpe students, graduates help bring ‘Cabaret’ to life at Actor’s Express
• New museum exhibit features artwork from Japan, China, India, and South Korea
• OU student filmmakers screen award-winning short at international film festivals
• Enterprise Mobility continues to show strong support for Oglethorpe University
• OU Inauguration Service Project focuses on campus sustainability
• Oglethorpe professor attends largest international math education conference in Australia
• Oglethorpe hosts 500 high school students for Usher’s New Look Foundation summit
• Oglethorpe announces updated annual giving priorities
• Tips for applying to college, from a college admission counselor
• Seven Oglethorpe connections to the Olympics
• OU increasing accessibility for Fall semester with changes to Goodman, Hearst
• OU offers new online service for enrollment verifications, ordering transcripts
• Summer study abroad opportunities in Europe help Oglethorpe students grow
• Full schedule of events to celebrate the inauguration of Oglethorpe’s 18th president
• Oglethorpe again featured in latest edition of Fiske Guide to Colleges
• New acquisition by artist Nellie Mae Rowe on display at OUMA
• ‘Petey’s Garden’ flourishes thanks to passionate OU gardeners
• OU alum and museum director discuss accessibility at national academic museums conference
• Business student builds meaningful relationships at nonprofit internship
• Housing scholarship endowment established to assist new students
• Oglethorpe named to Phi Theta Kappa transfer-friendly institutions list
• New OU museum exhibit ‘The Gaze’ spotlights artists with disabilities
• Juneteenth celebration creates meaningful conversations and cultural appreciation
• Oglethorpe English professor Justin Haynes publishes first full-length novel
• [WATCH] Art history major gains curation experience at Spruill Center for the Arts
• Mullis named OU Writing Center director
• Oglethorpe introduces new minor in museum studies
• Former OU president Dr. Manning Pattillo passes away at 104 years of age
• Oglethorpe University announces Spring 2024 Dean’s List
• Oglethorpe faculty and staff recognized for excellence in service, community-building
• Carillon Ceremony continues special tradition for graduating seniors
• Congratulations, Class of 2024!
• 2024 Senior Gift Campaign sets record for number of donors
• Oglethorpe partners with Emory to offer new pathway to Master of Nursing degree
• [WATCH] Dear Professor – Dr. Karen Schmeichel and Mackenzie Roberson ’24
• Senior Class President Randi Parks describes her college experience on WABE’s Closer Look
• OU hosts first-ever ‘State of Athletics’ event
• Oglethorpe extends hands-on research opportunities to local high schools
• OU Museum of Art offers free admission this summer through Blue Star Museums program
• Oglethorpe celebrates diversity in senior class with identity graduations
• Alumni establish endowed scholarship to support leaders in LGBTQ+ advocacy
• Golden Petrels raise funds to support current students
• Senior Week events promise fun farewell festivities
• “Destination Day” celebrates graduating seniors’ future plans
• Oglethorpe alumnus champions excellence in mathematics and computer science
• 2024 Honors and Awards Ceremony celebrates students, faculty and staff
• Sigma Zeta science and mathematics honor society initiates 16 OU students and faculty
• Rubinger inspires Oglethorpe students to make the most of every opportunity at 2024 Rikard Lecture
• 2024 Liberal Arts & Sciences Symposium honors research, creativity, activism and service
• Maya Moore and Jonathan Irons kick off 2024 LASS with stirring challenge to students
• Oglethorpe celebrates Earth Day with a week of sustainability efforts
• Alumni Weekend 2024 brings friends and classmates together
• 2024-2025 Student Government Association & Programming Board results announced
• OUMA Nights highlights Oglethorpe student creativity
• Oglethorpe psychology and sociology honor societies induct new members
• Senior Randi Parks receives prestigious Fulbright Student Award
• HHMI grant sponsors initiative to highlight first-gen student experience
• Community-building seminars help fortify campus relationships for faculty and staff
• Basketball legend Maya Moore, husband Jonathan Irons to share justice reform efforts in Apr. 24 keynote
• OU Theatre presents modern reimagining of “The Grapes of Wrath”
• Oglethorpe student film festival celebrates creativity, inspires student filmmakers
• Career event connects future actuarial science grads with risk-assessment professionals
• Dr. Gabriel Barreneche named Oglethorpe Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
• OU students, alumni and faculty present research at professional psychology conference
• World Showcase celebrates diversity and intersectionality, enriches campus community
• Oglethorpe students observe “404 Day” through sprawling community service project along Atlanta BeltLine
• Oglethorpe creates seamless pathways to serve Birmingham-Southern students
• Oglethorpe University unveils new mascot symbolizing persistence and student success
• Honors program cohort embodies diversity, high academic achievement
• Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Rubinger to deliver 2024 Rikard Lecture April 30
• Coach Eric Quinn ’13 Memorial Endowed Scholarship established
• Politics student discusses healthcare with Presidents Biden and Obama
• Award-winning journalist Rose Scott to deliver Oglethorpe University’s 2024 Commencement address
• Sarah Emerson named Vice President of Advancement at Oglethorpe University
• Three Oglethorpe students present research at international genetics conference
• Oglethorpe hosts out-of-this-world Atlanta Science Festival event
• Award-winning poet Willie Perdomo draws crowd for first Oglethorpe Out Loud event
• Strategic initiative creates access to Universal Design for Learning for OU faculty and staff
• Edem, Louis-Ugbo represent Oglethorpe at responsible citizenship conference
• Studio art and communication studies student curates mini solo exhibition in the Oglethorpe museum
• Oglethorpe expands cultural identity graduation ceremonies
• Saluting women Petrel pioneers during Women’s History Month
• Art and culture inspire creative Petrels studying abroad at Oxford
• Oglethorpe launches digital diplomas for new graduates
• “Little Libraries” First-Year Seminar project spreads love of reading
• New Core program exhibit portrays student expressions of identity and self
• Atlanta Preservation Center’s annual history tour includes Oglethorpe University
• International studies student receives Rotary scholarship for Norway study abroad
• Alumni volunteers enhance Oglethorpe community
• OU Giving Day 2024 a record-breaking success
• Senior class celebrates 100 days until graduation
• Oglethorpe Day 2024 celebrates humanitarianism and civic duty
• Popular Archive Atlanta podcast highlights Dr. Rhana Gittens Wheeler’s research
• 2024 Alumni Award winners announced
• Faculty-led training session equips student instructors with skills to support peer academic success
• Campus improvement projects continue into busy Spring Semester
• Award-winning writer Willie Perdomo to headline new ‘Oglethorpe Out Loud’ poetry series
• Oglethorpe students awarded Gilman International Scholarship to study abroad
• Celebrating Black History Month at Oglethorpe
• President McClymond issues $10,000 match challenge for OU Giving Day
• OU volleyball player, alumna trendsetters for women in sports marketing
• Senior psychology major turns passion for disability advocacy into a career
• Oglethorpe museum announces “Contrapunto” exhibit highlighting Latino artists in Atlanta
• Students attend international medical fraternity convention in Chicago
• Oglethorpe teams up with Atlanta universities, BeltLine Partnership for day of service
• OU student serves on MARTA advisory council to make a difference for Atlanta’s public transit users
• McClymond joins WABE’s university presidents roundtable discussion of current issues
• Oglethorpe University recognized for student safety, well-being and inclusion efforts
• OU students and faculty develop science demos, strengthen belonging in STEM
• Studio art senior, OU Museum director on air with WABE’s City Lights
• Oglethorpe Day 2024 to feature Petrels of Fire race, DeKalb County CEO and author Michael Thurmond
• New acquisition from Atlanta artist Yehimi Cambrón installed on campus
• FAFSA for 2024-2025 financial aid now available
• Annual OU Giving Day returning this February
• Fall reception honors first graduates of Class of 2024
• Oglethorpe University announces Fall 2023 Dean’s List
• PayScale ranks Oglethorpe among top 25 Best Value Liberal Arts Schools
• Oglethorpe senior connects with Georgia constituents in Senator Ossoff internship
• 20 students awarded Oglethorpe undergraduate research funding
• Museum Studies students visit High Museum, meet with expert curator
• Psychology lecturer co-authors study revealing scientists promote scientific censorship
• Students cast in Actor’s Express co-production of “Everybody’s Talking About Jamie”
• Frueauff Foundation commits $60,000 to Oglethorpe for scholarships
• [PHOTOS] Ushering in the holiday spirit at Boar’s Head 2023
• Student Government Association’s Stormy Gratitude event honors faculty and staff
• Hammack Scholars turn scholarship into skills, real-world business experience
• President McClymond on air with WABE’s ‘Closer Look with Rose Scott’
• OU student selected to attend national first-generation college student forum
• OU community celebrates record-breaking GivingTuesday!
• Student-led PR firm organizes event celebrating historic Brookhaven community
• Class of 2024 senior class gift campaign to support Petey’s Closet
• Inaugural first-generation student support conference helps practitioners understand academic hurdles in higher education
• Two OU students secure “Best Supporting Performer” nominations from BroadwayWorld Atlanta
• Oglethorpe food pantry celebrates two years, expands services
• Give back to Oglethorpe University on GivingTuesday 2023!
• Board of Trustees names Dr. Kathryn McClymond Oglethorpe’s 18th president
• Omicron Delta Kappa national leadership society taps new members
• New exhibition series amplifies student voices, provides professional opportunities
• Brian Davis ’94 shares expertise with OU students
• Coca-Cola Foundation sees results from investment in first-generation students
• New faculty and staff club provides accountability, support for writing projects
• Oglethorpe University named a ‘Best College’ by research company Intelligent.com
• ‘Music and Culture’ students experience the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
• Oglethorpe’s “Estampas de la Raza” exhibition invites community to learn about the Chicano movement
• [WATCH] Communications major captures city’s culture as Explore Brookhaven’s first-ever intern
• Oglethorpe biology majors explore healthcare careers through simulation program
• Alumna plays pivotal role in archiving Dr. Bob Steen’s collection of Japanese artifacts
• Petrels plan for post-graduation at annual Career and Grad Fair
• Greek fraternity organizes 5K to raise awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Oglethorpe University ranks among WalletHub’s Best Colleges & Universities
• Strategic grant-funded summer research program prepares STEM students to thrive in the lab
• [WATCH] Petrels celebrate Atlanta Pride 2023
• DEI Task Force announces new members, plans priorities
• Data Club highlights undergraduate research opportunities at Oglethorpe
• Theatre major Tatum McBride, Oglethorpe Theatre nominated for Suzi Bass Awards
• [WATCH] Artist Yehimi Cambrón collabs with student to produce exhibition celebrating immigrants in the South
• Research.com recognizes Oglethorpe University as a ‘Best College’ and ‘Best Value’
• Students learn the art of the entrepreneurial pitch with Chick-fil-A project
• Oglethorpe Theatre begins new season with fantastical comedy “Fairycakes”
• New interfaith prayer and meditation room provides dedicated space for religious campus community members
• Oglethorpe among Washington Monthly’s 2023 top liberal arts and best value colleges
• Summers shares financial aid guidance in national U.S. News webinar
• Oglethorpe and Actor’s Express team up to produce West End hit “Everybody’s Talking About Jamie”
• Fall elections complete 2023-2024 student government association roster
• Oglethorpe’s Carson speaks at Congressional Black Caucus legislative conference in Washington, D.C.
• Oglethorpe introduces new certificate in digital media
• Oglethorpe ranks among U.S. News Best Colleges, stands out in social mobility
• Showcasing the impact of the I.W. “Ike” Cousins Center for Science and Innovation [WATCH]
• Oglethorpe achieves all-time high in total enrollment
• Constitution Day lecture reflects on American revolutionary Mary Otis Warren
• Office of Student Success welcomes new staff, expands student services
• Oglethorpe celebrates Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month
• Convocation 2023 celebrates academic potential and promise
• Oglethorpe partners with TheDream.US to welcome new “Dreamers” to campus
• Interim president provides more opportunities for dialogue with campus community
• New Intercultural Center supports community and belonging
• Participate in O Book traditions and write your OU story
• McClymond speaks on value of DEI to the regional economy
• Hello, Fall 2023! Petrels return to campus for the new academic year
• Oglethorpe Counseling Center introduces new after-hours service
• New 2023-2024 faculty, appointments, promotions announced
• Oglethorpe welcomes Uzbekistan educators in State Department-funded program
• Strategic Plan grants support 11 on-campus initiatives
• New scholarship fund supports student’s study abroad experience
• The Princeton Review names Oglethorpe University to 2024 ‘Best Colleges’ list
• Exhibition featuring art by incarcerated artists returns to Oglethorpe museum
• President’s Leadership Institute 2023-2024 cohort announced
• [WATCH] Oglethorpe biology students track birds for continent-wide conservation effort
• A Petrel professor in Paris: Taking OU’s Spanish curriculum to the Sorbonne
• Oglethorpe University featured in Fiske Guide to Colleges
• Oglethorpe grad completes competitive internship with NASCAR
• Levy, Mattern to serve as co-directors of Core program
• New student-curated museum exhibition honors venerated Oglethorpe professor
• Oglethorpe University earns national recognition for transfer student support
• Oglethorpe professor discusses the ‘art of teaching’ on WABE radio
• Tammy Pearson ’86 to lead Oglethorpe Board of Trustees in FY24
• Oglethorpe attains national recognition for campus conservation efforts
• U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Race-Conscious Admissions
• Global Oglethorpe: An International Sabbatical on Two Continents
• Oglethorpe University announces Spring 2023 Dean’s List
• Oglethorpe grad prepares for foreign service internship in Argentina
• Oglethorpe museum hosts first Atlanta solo exhibition of artist and activist Yehimi Cambrón
• Meet the interim president: Dr. Kathryn McClymond
• Tyler Benson ‘23 receives Georgia Association of Colleges & Employers experiential learning award
• Oglethorpe students awarded prestigious scholarship to study abroad
• New endowment fund to support students in museum studies
• Economist, consultant and utilities expert provides real-world insight to Antitrust Law students
• Dr. Kendra King Momon named interim provost at Oglethorpe University
• Oglethorpe hosts second HHMI-sponsored STEM barriers workshop
• OU Museum of Art offers free admission this summer through Blue Star Museums program
• 2023 Oglethorpe faculty and staff awards recognize excellence in service, community building
• Three generations of Petrels celebrate at Commencement
• [WATCH] Dear Professor – Matt Huff and Marc Collins ’23
• Congratulations to the Class of 2023!
• Student-curated exhibit highlights mental health, OU artists’ “safe spaces”
• [WATCH] A look back at Oglethorpe’s inaugural visual artist-in-residence program
• President’s Leadership Institute cohort completes first year
• [WATCH] Dear Professor – Dr. Kate Keib and Valeri Cruz ’23
• Oglethorpe professor authors historical markers for early Black Atlanta neighborhood
• Graduating senior Andi Kezh talks Honors research, future plans with WABE’s Rose Scott
• Andrea Rivera announced as Oglethorpe University’s 2023 Commencement speaker and honorary degree recipient
• Students promote bike ride fundraiser for research into rare form of epilepsy
• [WATCH] OU community talks self-care for Mental Health Awareness Month
• Oglethorpe celebrates Black graduates with first Kente Robing Ceremony
• Countdown to commencement and welcoming our newest Alumni Association members
• Communication students tour multi-media NPR/PBS state network
• Oglethorpe University announces leadership transition
• Trophy case dedication highlights OU athletics history, donor support
• Zacarias named first ever Oglethorpe Intercultural Center director
• Photos & Video: 2023 Liberal Arts and Sciences Symposium in review
• ‘OUMA Nights’ showcases student artists, performers, entrepreneurs
• Photos: Honors and Awards Ceremony celebrates excellence in academics and leadership
• [WATCH] Studio art major helps preserve historic Atlanta estate
• Students elected to serve on the 2023-2024 Honor Council
• President Ladany draws on counseling experience, expertise to teach ‘Helping Skills’ class
• Oglethorpe celebrates Earth Day with environmental art exhibit, campus initiatives, student events
• Honors student travels to Mexico for thesis research on cleft palates
• 2023-2024 Student Government Association election results announced
• Sigma Zeta science and mathematics honor society initiates 34 OU students and faculty
• [WATCH] International studies student brings a global perspective to internship at The Carter Center
• Oglethorpe hosts sold-out family science festival event, encourages curiosity in young scientists
• Renowned scientific illustrator blends art and science for cell biology students
• ‘rich and REGULAR’ podcast hosts, authors Julien and Kiersten Saunders give spring Rikard Lecture
• Oglethorpe and TheDream.US partner to provide undocumented students with paid internship opportunities
• Oglethorpe food pantry continues to grow, gain support
• Biology student presents undergraduate research at Georgia Water Resources Conference
• Students learn to invest with real money on the line
• Oglethorpe to launch new MBA in Fall 2023
• 2023 Alumni Award winners, Athletics Hall of Fame inductees announced
• Oglethorpe’s annual Film Festival sees record crowd, entries
• New student group supports community for disabled and neurodivergent students
• Oglethorpe University recognized with Cigna Healthy Workforce Designation
• ‘Art Flow’ student group focuses on creativity and wellbeing
• First-Year Seminar provides support to incoming college students
• Atlanta historic sites tour includes Oglethorpe campus, ‘The Rap Map’, arts and social justice exhibit
• Oglethorpe University receives grant to support student scholarships
• Oglethorpe students network with PR professionals at annual PRSA Conference
• Georgia Author of the Year to give opening keynote at Oglethorpe’s Liberal Arts and Sciences Symposium
• OU students invited to present research at Capitol poster session
• Annual senior giving campaign supports safe space on campus for food donations, distribution
• Student initiative creates dedicated student section at Oglethorpe athletics events
• Friends, family gather to honor Hailey Bacchus ’21 at memorial bench unveiling
• [WATCH] OU students visit Hawai’i for hands-on conservation biology course
• Oglethorpe’s Barbara Kincaid ’23 selected for southeastern playwrights festival
• Oglethorpe community makes a difference on OU Giving Day
• OU students have life-changing experience in Institute for Responsible Citizenship’s first-ever Atlanta cohort
• Oglethorpe biology major presents research at American Society for Cell Biology International Conference
• #IAMSTEM event celebrates inclusivity and opportunities in science and mathematics
• Oglethorpe Day 2023 reflects community and school spirit [Photos]
• Strategic Plan grant application now open to Oglethorpe faculty, staff, students
• Oglethorpe hosts Brookhaven’s “Wings of the City” photo contest launch
• Oglethorpe announces events celebrating Black History Month
• Mental health and wellness initiatives continue to grow at Oglethorpe with creation of PACT
• Many opportunities to support Oglethorpe on OU Giving Day
• Oglethorpe Day 2023 to celebrate love of community
• Oglethorpe awarded grant to support student mental health
• Oglethorpe museum debuts new work from acclaimed artist Shanequa Gay
• Oglethorpe students awarded undergraduate research funding
• Oglethorpe’s Fall 2022 Dean’s List celebrates academic excellence
• MLK, Jr. National Day of Service: Donation and volunteer drive for Petey’s Pantry
• OU Giving Day returns this February
• Severe storms hit campus on first day after winter break
• How I helped charter Oglethorpe’s first business fraternity
• [VIDEO] Boar’s Head 2022 returns to familiar settings with strong participation
• Oglethorpe student film festival now accepting submissions, ‘Capturing Culture’ category added
• Oglethorpe receives HHMI Inclusive Excellence 3 grant to foster inclusion in STEM fields
• 11 Oglethorpe students cast in Actor’s Express co-production of “Urinetown”
• Celebrate generosity on #GivingTuesday with Oglethorpe University
• Alumna Ruwa Romman ’15 makes history with election win
• Omicron Delta Kappa leadership honor society taps new members
• Lupton renovation produces Oglethorpe’s first hybrid multipurpose space
• Students present artwork to professionals, get one-on-one critiques and encouragement
• Oglethorpe ranked among top Georgia schools by Intelligent.com
• Transgender Week of Awareness offers opportunities for education, support, celebration
• Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force announces new members
• Oglethorpe celebrates first-generation college students
• Student research fund now accepting applications
• Oglethorpe celebrates Philanthropy Week 2022
• Oglethorpe theatre scholar among star-studded cast of Civil Rights film ‘Till’
• OU stands with immigrants, collaborates to address needs of undocumented students
• Oglethorpe ranks highly in ‘Cost and Financing’ in WalletHub best colleges list
• Watch: Latino media executives provide career insight at PRSSA panel
• Photos: Fall 2022 Career & Grad Fair
• OU’s President Ladany joins Excelencia in Education’s “Presidents for Latino Students Success” network
• LGBTQ+ wealth advisor talks to students about empathy and inclusion in finance
• Filming at OU generates revenue, hands-on experience for students
• Dr. Reshmi Hebbar’s “The Divine In You” among finalists in national literature contests
• Strategic Initiative Committee named to shepherd ongoing efforts to implement Strategic Plan
• Students explore digital marketing at top Atlanta agency
• OU brings Petrel Pride to Atlanta Pride 2022
• Safe driving tips from OU Campus Safety
• President Ladany shows support for DACA students, joins call for action
• OU joins Coalition for College to expand access to higher education
• Oglethorpe receives grant to celebrate first-generation college students
• FAFSA for 2023-2024 financial aid now available
• Oglethorpe’s museum listed as therapeutic cultural destination by health organization Art Pharmacy
• Accounting students connect with top firms, secure internships
• OU’s annual “STEMFest” connects students with undergraduate research opportunities
• Coca-Cola Foundation continues support of Oglethorpe’s best and brightest
• Oglethorpe welcomes largest first year class ever
• Oglethorpe’s museum commits to art and accessibility for all
• Lance Wallace appointed Vice President for Marketing and Communications at Oglethorpe University
• Oglethorpe among U.S. News Best Colleges nationwide, stands out in social mobility
• Opening Convocation 2022 [Photos]
• OU Theatre presents Shakespeare classic “The Tempest”
• Georgia artists celebrated in newest Oglethorpe museum exhibits
• New 2022-2023 faculty, promotions and appointments announced
• Dr. Leroy Carson, Jr. appointed founding director of Oglethorpe’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center
• New community garden to support campus sustainability, combat food insecurity
• Princeton Review puts Oglethorpe among its 2023 “Best Colleges: Region by Region”
• Shanequa Gay named artist-in-residence at Oglethorpe University
• Oglethorpe educators attend workshop to foster inclusivity in the classroom
• Oglethorpe University announces Spring 2022 Dean’s List
• Fiske Guide to Colleges puts Oglethorpe among top 10 ‘best buy’ private universities in the U.S.
• Brookhaven arts pop-up showcases Oglethorpe alumni, student talents
• Blistering rock musical reimagining Lizzie Borden hits the Conant stage
• OU celebrates 50 years of Title IX
• Alumni unite to launch the Oglethorpe Black Alumni Network
• Oglethorpe University celebrates 10 years of DACA and supporting immigrant scholars
• Oglethorpe to honor Juneteenth holiday with special lecture, celebration
• OU museum’s new exhibit features ornate 18th-century French art
• President’s Leadership Institute inaugural cohort announced
• Oglethorpe faculty and staff awarded for service, community-building
• Congratulations, Class of 2022!
• Dr. Stephen Herschler Mattern receives inaugural Sensei Bob Steen Faculty Humanitarian Award
• OUMA participates in national Blue Star Museums program
• Oglethorpe launches sustainability initiatives for a cleaner, greener campus
• Students create comprehensive communications strategies for Atlanta businesses
• Oglethorpe receives grant to help students obtain passports, study abroad
• Students selected for the 2022-2023 Honor Council
• 2022 Honors and Awards celebrate excellence in academics and leadership
• “Destination Day” celebrates seniors’ future plans
• Photos & Video: 2022 Liberal Arts & Sciences Symposium in review
• Honors student curates exhibit spotlighting innovative female artists
• The Coca-Cola Company’s Beatriz Perez to deliver commencement address, receive honorary degree
• Inaugural class of “OU Changemakers” creates inclusive campus initiatives
• Oglethorpe University selected to exhibit world-renowned “Wings of the City” sculpture
• OU Theatre adapts award-winning comedy for its spring production
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Jordyn Billings ’22
• 2022-2023 Student Government Association & Programming Board Announced
• Students curate intersectional exhibit showcasing Oglethorpe LGBTQ+ artists
• Oglethorpe listed among “Best Colleges and Universities by Academic Stewardship”
• Stormy Petrels share Oxford study abroad experience
• Senior chemistry major named National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow
• Watch: David Cummings talks tech entrepreneurship in spring Rikard Lecture
• Women’s basketball teammates attend Atlanta Hawks leadership program
• Oglethorpe among top schools for transfer student success
• Campus film festival features student flicks
• Award-winning songwriter and Oglethorpe alum stars in new Paramount+ documentary
• OU students, faculty present research at professional psychology conference
• Student Diversity Committee acquires new art by incarcerated artists
• OU Singers on the road, perform faculty premiere
• OU students lead interactive activities for Atlanta Science Festival
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Justin Bennett ’22
• Student pop-up shop promotes Oglethorpe women’s businesses
• “Re-Purpose: Monte Creates” exhibition open through April 17
• Dr. Michelle Lyn co-publishes book on counseling African American women
• Student-led ‘Weltner Consulting Agency’ begins first campaign
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Ashrakat Hassan ’24
• Ambassador of Estonia to U.S. provides global insights to students
• OU alumni create peaceful painting for senior living community
• Oglethorpe professor leads Forsyth County teacher workday session
• OU Theatre presents a modern re-imagining of Shakespeare’s “Othello”
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Stephen Graffius ’24
• LASS & PRISM proposal deadline extended to March 30
• Phoenix Flies historic sites tour to include Oglethorpe’s campus
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Rachael Morris ’24
• Oglethorpe celebrates International Study Abroad Day Feb. 28
• Theatre students star in alumni-produced short film project
• Senior giving campaign to benefit future students, honor classmate in memoriam
• Block party, special concert to close out Oglethorpe’s Black History Month celebrations
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Dr. Stephen Goodwin
• Spring Symposium on Inclusive Excellence to feature Dr. Patricia A. Matthew
• School spirit shines through on Oglethorpe Day ’22
• New part-time faculty announced for the Spring 2022 semester
• Oglethorpe’s “Beloved Community” exhibition celebrates Black artists
• Humans of Oglethorpe: James Aiken ’22
• Freshman class president launches podcast “by Petrels, for Petrels”
• Oglethorpe Day 2022 will celebrate history, community, school pride
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Romina Subia ’23
• Dr. Karen Schmeichel named Fuller E. Callaway Professorial Chair
• Oglethorpe to honor Dr. Martin Luther King with three days of virtual programming
• Oglethorpe announces Fall 2021 Dean’s List
• A guide to understanding college terminology
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Ethan Hawkland
• OU students published in scientific journal, contribute to astronomical research
• Oglethorpe University issues letter of support for DACA
• 14 students awarded Oglethorpe research funding
• Oglethorpe ranks among best colleges in Georgia, top liberal arts school
• Boar’s Head celebration kicks off holiday season [VIDEO]
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Aurora Santifer ’23
• Paul Hackett Scholarship helps students study abroad in Edinburgh, Florence, London
• Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force announces new members
• Student’s ‘dream a reality’ with scholarship for Oxford study abroad
• How I used my Oglethorpe business major to develop my inclusive beauty line
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Sammy Morrison ’23
• Oglethorpe to hold Boar’s Head on Dec. 3
• Oglethorpe sophomore awarded State Department scholarship to study abroad
• Omicron Delta Kappa leadership honor society taps new members
• Senior’s start-up combines passion for film, entrepreneurship
• International Education Week celebrates global opportunities
• Supporting service members and veterans at Oglethorpe
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Marc Collins ’23
• Students expand social media presence of Brookhaven Dog Park
• Senior self-publishes first novel “A Darker Hue of You”
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Grace Henderson ’22
• National Philanthropy Week, OU Giving Day inspire gratitude and generosity
• Student research fund now accepting applications
• Women’s Soccer team hosts fundraiser during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
• J-Term provides an additional opportunity for students to earn credits
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Whitney Lewis
• Schall Woodland Walk dedicated (Video)
• Immigration attorney to bring expert insight to Oglethorpe
• New accounting lecturer brings experience in teaching plus corporate banking
• Oglethorpe musical ensembles return to Conant for fall music gala Oct. 29
• Oglethorpe launches campus food pantry for students in need
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Dr. Glenn Sharfman
• Oglethorpe joins universities nationwide in immigrant solidarity event
• Economics Club hosts career panel of Atlanta economics leaders
• Jordyn Billings ’22 epitomizes creativity, entrepreneurship
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Beatriz Zuloaga ’23
• Students work behind the scenes with theatre pros to bring “Heathers” to the stage
• New HSB lecturer believes in lifelong learning for students and for himself
• Freshman Sophia Sobrino lands art exhibitions across Atlanta
• ‘Humans of Oglethorpe’ series returns
• Student improv group Mouthing Off revived
• Oglethorpe students raise donations for Hurricane Ida victims
• Oglethorpe supports student success through programs honoring Paul Hackett
• New HSB lecturer focuses on entrepreneurship
• OU’s museum director develops interactive art classes for incarcerated community
• How to maximize your college visit experience
• Oglethorpe welcomes TheDream.US Scholars to campus for new academic year
• Student-curated “Oglethorpe’s Portfolio” spotlights student artwork
• Senior awarded PRSA Georgia’s ‘Multicultural PRism Scholarship’
• Oglethorpe alumna stars in Alliance Theatre production “Darlin’ Cory”
• Celebrating Hispanic / Latinx Heritage Month at Oglethorpe
• Alumna competes in inclusive pageant empowering Latinx women
• OU Museum of Art reopens with free admission, new exhibit “Art from the Inside”
• Oglethorpe ranks as U.S. News “Best College,” stands out in diversity, social mobility
• Peaceful Hammock Garden honors devoted Oglethorpe alumna
• Remembering alumnus John P. Salamone on the 20th anniversary of September 11
• Oglethorpe to celebrate Constitution Day 2021
• Oglethorpe University welcomes new students with virtual Convocation [VIDEO]
• Get stormy with Oglethorpe’s new intramural sports program
• Oglethorpe among Princeton Review’s 2022 “Best Colleges: Region by Region”
• 12 Oglethorpe students cast in Actor’s Express co-production of ‘Heathers: The Musical’
• Oglethorpe students flock back to campus to begin the new semester [Photos]
• Recent grads make a difference in nearby Buford Highway community
• Dr. Kendra King Momon named Associate Provost at Oglethorpe University
• Washington Monthly ranks Oglethorpe among top liberal arts and best value colleges
• Campus upgrades include new coffee shop, bookstore additions and more
• 11 Stormy Petrels share their summer internship experiences
• New 2021-2022 faculty, promotions and appointments announced
• “America’s Funniest Videos: Animal Edition” spotlights Oglethorpe’s mascot
• Oglethorpe dual enrollment gives incoming students a head start
• Oglethorpe to offer COVID-19 vaccine clinics on campus
• Oglethorpe community shows up for Brookhaven’s racial equity conversations
• Global Payments’ Cameron Bready named Chair of Oglethorpe’s Board of Trustees
• Oglethorpe community members share why they got the COVID-19 vaccine [VIDEO]
• Parenting through your child’s college search
• A new Petrel’s guide to Atlanta
• Learn something new this summer with LinkedIn Learning!
• Oglethorpe’s Muslim Student Association brings visibility to Muslim community
• Museum Director Elizabeth Peterson appointed to Brookhaven Arts and Culture Commission
• Why we still need humanities in a STEM-focused world
• Oglethorpe among Fiske’s top 20 “best buy” colleges in the country
• Oglethorpe closes out Pride Month with Atlanta’s LGBTQ+ Director, GA Representative [VIDEO]
• Vert Digital case study highlights Oglethorpe’s Flagship 50 digital advertising campaign
• Student Diversity Committee makes first selections for museum’s permanent collection
• It’s okay not to know! What to do if you’re “undecided” 
• President Ladany among Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2021 “Who’s Who in Education”
• Actor’s Express and Oglethorpe to co-produce “Heathers: The Musical”
• WABE radio explores Critical Race Theory with Oglethorpe’s Dr. Laura Renée Chandler
• Alum’s artwork featured in AAPI solidarity campaign
• 2021 Petey Awards honor student-athletes [VIDEO]
• COVID-19 vaccination policy for fall 2021
• Oglethorpe selects Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs
• How do I apply to college as an undocumented student?
• Oglethorpe University announces Spring 2021 Dean’s List
• Juneteenth becomes an official university holiday
• Beginning your college application process: 4 considerations as you get started
• OU museum brings art and community to senior Atlantans
• Celebrating Pride Month
• Congratulations, Class of 2020 and 2021!
• Two students selected for Atlanta photography exhibition “Honor Roll 2021”
• Alumna gives back in honor of the graduating Class of 2021
• Students selected for the 2021-2022 Honor Council
• Oglethorpe University ensembles assemble for end-of-the-year concert [VIDEO]
• Theatre students collaborate with alumna to stage Broadway showcase [Video]
• Remembering Belle Turner Lynch ’61
• Oglethorpe students compete in third “Shark Tank”-inspired idea incubator [VIDEO]
• Kharynton Beggs ’23 wins Buckhead Rotary Foundation’s Otis M. Jackson Scholarship
• Business major accepted into Duke University’s top-ranked management studies program
• Honors students overcome pandemic challenges to complete theses (video)
• Commencement speakers for Class of 2021 and Class 2020 ceremonies announced
• Economics students selected for Atlanta Federal Reserve internships
• Oglethorpe museum receives donation of rare Degas charcoal
• Sophomore selected for young creator and innovator mentorship programs
• “How Our Narratives Build Awareness” to conclude Core lecture series
• Video: 2021 Honors and Awards celebrate excellence in academics and leadership
• Student-focused giving campaigns in home stretch
• 2021-2022 Student Government Association & Programming Board announced
• Mary Jane Stuart Kohler Memorial Scholarship application deadline May 3
• Part II: How two international students are navigating the pandemic
• Pax Tokugawa exhibition honors beloved professor Dr. Robert Steen
• 2021 Liberal Arts and Sciences Symposium to be held April 22-23
• High Museum’s women photographers exhibit includes Oglethorpe professor
• Fall 1-Credit Class: Build the (Multicultural) Podcast
• Senior golfer named NCAA advocate for student-athletes nationwide
• Alumna’s undergraduate research on spinner dolphins published
• Dr. Jay Lutz to deliver Last Lecture: “Drawn to Teaching, a Profession and a Calling”
• How two Oglethorpe international students are navigating uncertainty
• National Sexual Assault Awareness Month to include expanded programming on campus
• New rankings put Oglethorpe among best Georgia liberal arts colleges
• In-person commencement ceremonies to celebrate 2021 & 2020 graduates
• Meet America Victoria Woodberry, Oglethorpe’s first woman graduate
• Oglethorpe’s new sociology honor society inducts first members
• “The Year of the Woman”: Recognizing female leaders & innovators in 1935
• Omicron Delta Kappa leadership honor society taps new members
• Watch: Shan Cooper talks with Hammack Business students in spring lecture
• Oglethorpe announces plans for full return to campus in Fall 2021
• Prominent Atlanta LGBTQ+ activist will headline spring Core Lecture
• Hearst Hall’s namesake an early advocate for women
• Canton & Company spotlights Oglethorpe’s successful COVID-19 strategy
• Business alumnus donates supplies to help on-campus Petrels
• Oglethorpe University ranks among the top colleges in Georgia, best liberal arts school
• Dr. Stephen H. Craft selected as Dean of the Hammack School of Business
• Presenting 5-Minute Museum, Tuesdays at 2
• Watch: Student organizations host panel with leaders on diversity, equity and inclusion
• Azaan Subhani ’21 and Morgan Rosberg ’23 lead SAE support for winter storm victims
• Regions Bank honors Bill Hammack ’73 with gift to Hammack School of Business
• Annual historic sites celebration features Oglethorpe’s campus
• Oglethorpe once again recognized for transfer student success
• Student group among new resources to support undocumented students
• Oglethorpe a ‘standout’ in 2021 Forbes College Financial Grades
• Atlanta Committee for Progress leader Shan Cooper to headline spring business lecture
• Get stormy with Oglethorpe athletics from home
• Oglethorpe senior earns post-graduate internship with JPMorgan Chase & Co.
• Celebrating Black History Month: OU’s first African-American Greek organization Epsilon Iota Psi
• Oglethorpe implements wastewater testing to aid COVID-19 detection on campus
• LGBTQIA+ student organization revived by freshmen
• Oglethorpe a ‘best value,’ with grads’ earning potential above peer institutions
• Oglethorpe Day 2021 in review
• Oglethorpe selects Laura Renée Chandler, PhD as inaugural Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
• Spring research opportunities at Oglethorpe – Call for applications
• Oglethorpe student garners publishing credits
• Oglethorpe Day 2021 to be a socially-distant but spirited celebration
• Successful virtual mentoring program to repeat in spring semester
• Oglethorpe curbs pandemic’s effects in fall semester, offers rare higher ed success story
• Fall 2020 Dean’s List celebrates academic excellence
• President Ladany announces new Chief of Staff Rebecca L. Sandidge, PhD
• 2019 alum’s art donation honors Belle Turner Lynch ’61
• Economics major earns position with New York Federal Reserve
• Consulate General of Mexico presents scholarship funds to benefit OU students
• Juan A. McGruder, PhD named Vice President for Advancement at Oglethorpe University
• Five students awarded undergraduate research funding
• International Time Capsule Society to digitally preserve thousands of records
• Oglethorpe’s Collegiate 100 spreads holiday cheer to local families in need
• Business students investigate the future of work through self-produced podcasts
• Oglethorpe students compete in second ‘Shark Tank’ start-up competition
• Senior Tré Rice releases self-produced song “Smooth Jon”
• Oglethorpe museum, alum artists join Buford Highway ‘Holiday Healing’ event
• Cousins Center for Science & Innovation wins American Institute of Architects design award
• Film student Mia D’Zerrea Taylor ’21 awarded the 2020 Georgia Power Rising Star Scholarship
• New initiative for students supports multicultural leadership
• Impact of science on society explored through student presentations
• Hammack Scholar reflects on her first semester at Oglethorpe
• Student research fund now accepting applications
• Winners of Hammack School of Business inaugural case competition announced
• Senior Chris Williams releases album featuring fellow student Keagan Stromberg
• OU professors join Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s ‘For Justice and Peace’ recording
• What is the new J-Term and which courses are offered?
• CORE Lecture will use math to explore racial bias in policing
• Supporting veterans and service members this Veterans Day
• International Education Week celebrates the global perspective
• Oglethorpe students take part in historic election
• Second annual Diversity Week led by SGA’s Junior Class Senator
• Career Tips playlist now on LinkedIn Learning
• OU student featured in Yahoo Finance short documentary
• Oglethorpe’s Museum announces interactive virtual tour
• Freshman’s new club delivers a bear, a book, a balloon…and a smile
• Celebrating Philanthropy Week 2020!
• Making the most of your virtual college search
• “W.E.B. DuBois at the Center” with Dr. Aldon Morris
• Business students discuss summer internships, pandemic’s effects
• ‘Cultivating Brave Spaces’: Oglethorpe Theatre to present original show online
• Freshman pursues Girl Scout Gold Award, focuses on diversity and inclusion
• Hammack School of Business announces case competition open to all students
• Michael Morgan ’21 named National Transfer Student Ambassador
• Free online fitness classes available via nationwide collegiate partnership
• Voter preparedness course collection available on LinkedIn Learning
• Dr. Kendra King Momon named Interim Provost
• Insider tips for a great college application
• Oglethorpe alum skates on to Good Morning America
• Photography by senior Ana Castillo Lopez selected for Atlanta exhibition
• Student-led conversation with artist Maria Cristina Tavera to explore culture and identity
• New Woodland Walk will improve campus connectivity, accessibility
• ‘Write your OU story’ with the O-Book of campus traditions
• ‘Oglethorpe’s Year of Suffrage’ celebrates the 19th Amendment centennial
• Google’s Clifford Foster ’11 gives career advice to Oglethorpe students
• Oglethorpe’s new Collegiate 100 chapter celebrates charter
• Remembering legendary coach and game-changer Garland Pinholster
• Students selected for 2020-2021 Honor Council
• Civic engagement scholars kick off voter awareness efforts
• Constitution Day Lecture explores slavery, abolitionists and the U.S. Constitution
• Oglethorpe rises in U.S. News rankings, shines in economic, racial and ethnic diversity
• Oglethorpe begins academic year with opening convocation
• Atlanta Opera’s open-air Big Tent Series set for Hermance Stadium
• 10 ways to stay connected during the remote semester!
• Film student creates community technology tutorials
• Washington Monthly names Oglethorpe a top liberal arts school, “Best Bang for the Buck”
• Students bring art to life in new computer animation course
• Oglethorpe’s Counseling Center expands services, welcomes staff
• Oglethorpe among nation’s first colleges to sign “Care Counts in Crisis” statement
• Oglethorpe named to Princeton Review’s Best Colleges 2021
• Sophomore Ivi D’vynne releases new music single with producer KC Clayton
• LinkedIn Learning now available to students, faculty and staff
• Oglethorpe University announces diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives
• Oglethorpe students awarded prestigious Gilman International Scholarship
• New 2020-2021 faculty, promotions and appointments announced
• Oglethorpe University Esports looking for new players
• Update on Fall 2020
• Politics professor appears on popular civics podcast
• President Ladany among Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Who’s Who in Education
• Oglethorpe alum’s contact tracing course teaches more than 240,000 how to help end COVID-19
• Men’s golf coaches name Stormy Petrels all-academic team
• Custom kits bring physics experiments home during the pandemic
• Fiske Guide to Colleges puts Oglethorpe among top 10 ‘best buy’ private universities in the U.S.
• Oglethorpe wins international digital marketing awards
• Southern Athletic Association suspends fall conference athletic competitions
• Oglethorpe’s Commitment to International Students
• Oglethorpe Theatre’s Reiser Scene Shop used to produce protective barriers
• Oglethorpe’s first Achieve Atlanta Scholar graduates
• Oglethorpe student leaders pen letter to Mayor, Atlanta PD calling for ‘equity and justice’
• Oglethorpe ranked among 2020 Best Value Colleges in Georgia
• Dr. John Nardo named Interim Dean of Hammack School of Business
• City of Brookhaven presents award to Oglethorpe President Schall
• Oglethorpe joins coalition supporting state hate crimes bill
• Oglethorpe adds new courses that explore racial injustice
• The History of Juneteenth
• Oglethorpe to offer new certificate in Business Analytics
• Dear Professor – Dr. Seema Shrikhande and Ferrin Tinter ’20
• Video: ESPN’s Maria Taylor speaks with Oglethorpe student-athletes on effecting positive change
• Oglethorpe adopts a “test optional” policy for applicants
• Oglethorpe hosts community forum on racial injustice
• Spring 2020 Dean’s List celebrates academic excellence
• Statement of Solidarity
• Dear Professor – Dr. Lea Alford and Bethany Malskis ’20
• Broadway’s [title of show] stars crash Oglethorpe Theatre end-of-year awards
• Biology student presents at national genetics conference
• CNN health news internship gives communication major front line experience
• Alumnus joins CDC’s COVID-19 communications team
• Video: Dear Professor – Dr. Janelle Pham and Syeda Bano ’20
• Graduating senior creates final exhibit in 3D gallery
• Economics major selected for American Economic Association scholars program
• Southeastern Pastel Society exhibition goes virtual
• Video: Dear Professor – Dr. Sarah Terry and Lexi Covalsen ’20
• Annual awards honor outstanding seniors and faculty
• Communications professor selected for Governor’s Teaching Fellows Program
• Congratulations to the Class of 2020!
• Video: 2020 Honors and Awards celebrate excellence in academics and leadership
• Dear Professor – Dr. Karen Schmeichel and Sam Katz ’20
• An Update from President Schall
• #GivingTuesdayNow inspires generosity
• Video: Petey Awards honor Oglethorpe’s 2019-2020 student-athletes
• Video: Virtual Oglethorpe University Singers present Mozart’s ‘Dies Irae’ from the Requiem
• Video: Student entrepreneurs nab funding for business proposals
• Junior Tre Rice gives impromptu online piano concert
• Freshman selected for College Democrats of Georgia Executive Board
• Video: Hammack School of Business students give virtual internship presentations
• Emergency Assistance Funds
• Watch student entrepreneurs pitch business ideas — with funding up for grabs
• Watch: Liberal Arts and Sciences Symposium goes virtual
• Scholarships for nonprofit internships open to Oglethorpe students
• Class of 2020 Commencement Update
• Sophomore selected for Mellon Summer Academy for Museum Studies
• Senior’s research seeks to protect Hawaiian dolphin population
• History students get modern glimpse into Ancient Egypt
• Art history students awarded Southeastern Pastel Society scholarships
• 2020-2021 Student Government Association election results announced
• Oglethorpe to celebrate student excellence April 16-17
• Brookhaven art contest honors essential workers | Submissions due Apr. 17
• TNT’s ‘Shaq Life’ April 9 premiere to feature Oglethorpe University
• Online career resources for students
• Important update: grading, room & board, summer school, commencement
• Public relations student group networks at professional conference
• Oglethorpe recognized for transfer student success
• Georgia Watercolor Society’s national exhibition goes digital
• Economics Club hosts alumna speaker from Federal Reserve Bank
• 2020-2021 Honor Council Nominations
• Update from Oglethorpe University, 3/26/20
• 5 ways to prepare for online learning
• Oglethorpe opens film studies program | Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Nicholas Ladany, PhD, Elected 17th President of Oglethorpe University
• Oglethorpe University Presidential Announcement – March 11
• Public relations student group hosts panel on diversity in communications
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Olivia Kelly ’21
• Petrel Interns: Nick Evans ’20, Morgan Stanley [Video]
• Freshman to perform national anthem at NCAA Final Four Championship
• Atlanta Preservation Center features Oglethorpe campus in historical sites celebration
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Hannah Womersley ’23
• Professor Jessica Handler wins the Southern Book Prize for Fiction
• Senior earns real-world experience at Museum of Contemporary Art internship
• Oglethorpe celebrates Black History Month
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Natasha Byrd
• Photos & Video: Oglethorpe Day 2020
• Oglethorpe provides 51 free passports to students
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Keagan Stromberg ’21
• Meet our newest staff members
• Oglethorpe senior receives full scholarship for Cambridge postgraduate program
• Borrow bicycles at the library
• Oglethorpe to host Feb. 9 sports clinic for National Girls and Women in Sports Day
• Photos: Scholarship Weekend welcomes future students and parents to campus
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Rachel Lester ’23
• Oglethorpe students serve the Atlanta community on MLK Day of Service
• Oglethorpe ranked among Best Colleges for Financial Aid
• Two Oglethorpe faculty featured on Atlanta Music Festival album
• Oglethorpe Day line-up includes 30th Petrels of Fire, speaker Tina Fernandez, time capsule reveal
• Oglethorpe students thrive in booming Atlanta film scene
• Oglethorpe will provide 50 students with free US Passports
• OU Museum of Art presents spring exhibitions, concerts, authors, free admission events
• Oglethorpe announces Fall 2019 Dean’s List for academic excellence
• Recent grad lands gigs with AJC and City of Brookhaven
• Construction underway for new music, counseling, office spaces
• New report ranks Oglethorpe favorably for value, ‘return on investment’
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Dr. Kate Keib
• President Schall on air with WABE’s ‘Closer Look with Rose Scott’
• Oglethorpe students win innovation award for app development
• Video: Business Dean Dennis Kelly talks career, Hammack School with Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Campus store discounts and holiday gift guide
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Kevin Dew
• 13 students awarded undergraduate research funding
• Alumnus among ’25 Under 25′ outstanding Atlanta entrepreneurs
• 2020 LASS & PRISM proposals due March 9
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Ferrin Tinter ’20
• Brookhaven ranked among ‘Best Suburbs for Young Professionals’
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Taylor Roberts ’21
• Two Oglethorpe students compete for Miss Georgia titles
• Omicron Delta Kappa taps 22 into leadership society
• Georgia ranks no. 1 in business for seventh straight year
• Remembering Dr. Donald Stanton, Oglethorpe University President (1988-1999)
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Dr. Jay Lutz
• Alumnus receives ’30 Under 30′ award for outstanding work in the nonprofit sector
• Student-led Rehearsal Room C to stage “The Normal Heart”
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Grace Hallenbeck ’22
• A Crossroads Pilgrimage: Amelia Island and Jacksonville
• Oglethorpe kicks off annual Philanthropy Week Celebration
• Oglethorpe alumna on the ballot for Brookhaven Mayor
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Tyson Quander ’21
• Oglethorpe junior invited to attend Forbes Under 30 Scholar Summit
• Oglethorpe ranks highly in ‘campus experience’ in WalletHub best colleges list
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Jalisa Kassam ’20
• Oglethorpe signs amicus brief in support of DACA recipients as DACA heads to the Supreme Court
• Photos: 2019 Graduate School Fair
• Brookhaven City Council recognizes Oglethorpe during Arts and Humanities Month
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Will Sherlock ’22
• Photos: Jazzy Petrels pop-up previews upcoming concert
• Tony Award-winning rock musical ‘Spring Awakening’ takes the stage
• New ‘Makers Space’ workshop offers 3D printers, other hands-on equipment
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Dr. Iona Wynter Parks
• Senior continues internship legacy at the Harland Foundation
• Photos & Video: Georgia-Pacific President & CEO speaks at Rikard Lecture
• Japanese Consulate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs to host ‘”Walk in U.S., Talk on Japan” on campus
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Coyvan Greer ’20
• Fall elections complete Student Government Association roster
• Oglethorpe freshman wins SAGE Scholars nationwide scholarship essay contest
• Humans of Oglethorpe: Bethany Malskis ’20
• Photos: Fall career fair draws top Atlanta employers
• Atlanta History Center exhibition showcases professor’s photography
• Student improv troupe mouths off
• College Factual says Oglethorpe is “best of the best” in diversity and focused English program
• Hammack School of Business gets extra honor from Colleges of Distinction
• Photos: Inaugural Hammack School of Business Convocation
• Go Petrels Athletics Update: Men’s soccer team ranked no. 3 in nation
• OU Museum of Art presents Impressionist works, lectures, concerts
• Oglethorpe student poets invited to present at Decatur Book Festival
• Oglethorpe makes U.S. News 2020 list of best liberal arts colleges, stands out in diversity and social mobility
• Introducing the Oglethorpe University Symphony Orchestra
• ‘Petrels with Purpose’ campaign kicks off
• Cousins Center receives plaudits from design community
• Consensus ranking has Oglethorpe among nation’s best liberal arts schools
• Dr. Kate Keib selected for Kopenhaver Fellowship
• Photos: Orientation Day of Service Hits 15th Year
• Fall kickoff tailgate, Sept. 22
• OUMA to celebrate Smithsonian Museum Day with free admission
• Oglethorpe above its peers in Washington Monthly ‘social mobility’ ranking
• Early and mid-career pay of Oglethorpe graduates above peer institutions
• Oglethorpe University Presidential Search Committee Named, Search Firm Selected
• Staff additions for 2019-2020 introduced
• Summer Progress: Campus updates over the break
• Forbes includes Oglethorpe in “America’s Top Colleges 2019”
• Photos: Move-in day and Welcome Weekend for the Class of 2023!
• Science faculty look to expand ‘research culture’, student mentorship
• Oglethorpe University names new Chief Financial Officer
• New 2019-2020 full-time faculty, promotions, appointments announced
• What memories will be made this year?
• Oglethorpe named to Princeton Review’s Best Colleges 2020
• Kiplinger includes Oglethorpe in ‘Best College Values, 2019’
• Oglethorpe students, alumni behind-the-scenes at Alliance Theatre
• Kardea Brown ’11 hosts new Food Network show highlighting Gullah cooking
• Women’s lacrosse, men’s track and field athletes earn academic honors
• Oglethorpe launches scholar success summer pilot program
• Chemistry lab addition invigorates academic research
• Oglethorpe University to host its first-ever 5K
• Tennis players, women’s team earn ITA academic awards
• Petrels step up for alumna’s debate camp for kids
• Atlanta Business Chronicle names Oglethorpe’s President Schall among ‘Most Admired’ Atlanta CEOs
• Sophomore’s first internship takes her to Capitol Hill
• Oglethorpe among Fiske’s top 20 ‘best buy’ schools nationwide
• Record-setting five Petrels earn women’s golf All-American Scholar honors
• St. James UMC to host Oglethorpe Singers for China send-off concert
• Psychology major accepted into trauma research training program
• Oglethorpe student band Silver Lake Waves makes a splash
• Paul Danielson tabbed to lead Oglethorpe tennis programs
• Eleven Stormy Petrels named to SAA winter/spring all-sportsmanship teams
• Rising junior lands internship with Leadership Atlanta
• Appraisal event draws hundreds to campus
• Oglethorpe receives national awards for fundraising achievement
• Photos: MAP Day welcomes first students in Class of 2023
• Schmidt Recreation Center scores new wood floor
• Dr. Ron Bobroff leads workshop on investigating “old fields”
• Oglethorpe athletes shine in local Sunbelt Baseball League
• Oglethorpe’s spring 2019 dean’s list recognizes academic excellence
• Oglethorpe lands grant for summer mathematics camp
• Rising junior selected into Mellon Summer Academy for Museum Studies
• Congratulations, Class of 2019!
• Oglethorpe’s Elizabeth Peterson talks Dalí on ‘City Lights with Lois Reitzes’
• Oglethorpe employees recognized for commitment and positive impact
• Free admission for military & their families this summer at Oglethorpe’s museum
• Video: Dear Professor – Dr. Mario Chandler
• Students imagine dragons, place in international mathematical modeling competition
• First-year students start in the right direction with Compass advising mentors
• Watch Commencement 2019 Live
• Discover the value of your antiques and heirlooms at “Hidden Treasures Unveiled”
• Choral director Dr. Tim Powell rearranges a classic
• Peter Howell retiring as men’s and women’s tennis coach
• Senior constructs career path with Habitat for Humanity
• Surrealists Salvador Dalí, Leon Kelly headline at Oglethorpe museum
• Long-serving Oglethorpe University President Lawrence M. Schall to Step Down Next Year
• Senior Brad Firchow talks graduation and future on WABE’s “Closer Look”
• Men’s golf captures third SAA championship in 23-stroke runaway; Arnett earns individual conference title
• Highlights: 2019 Liberal Arts & Sciences Symposium
• Donald E. Graham of Graham Holdings Company, The Washington Post to speak at Commencement
• Twelve students elected to the 2019-2020 Honor Council
• Hammack School of Business Dean Dennis Kelly receives Georgia Tech Distinguished Alumni award
• Oglethorpe’s Liberal Arts & Sciences Symposium to be held April 24
• Ruminations on Notre Dame
• Founder of Toni Morrison Society on campus Apr. 25 for ‘Town Hall on Beloved’
• Students unveil OUMA acquisition by artist Shanequa Gay
• Students, OUMA to unveil major painting acquisition
• Oglethorpe switches to virtual textbook provider starting summer 2019
• Student professional organization visits global communications marketing firm
• Series of immigration-focused events bring top attorney, filmmaker to campus next week
• Wall Street Journal names Prof. Handler’s debut novel among ‘The 10 books you’ll want to read this spring’
• Immersive student visit continues Oglethorpe, Dortmund cultural exchange
• 2019-2020 Student Government Association & Programming Board Representatives Announced
• Philosophy major gets full ride to attend Arizona research conference
• Support Oglethorpe at City of Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival March 30-31
• Photos: 2019 Honors & Awards Ceremony celebrates academic and leadership contributions
• Oglethorpe named to Phi Theta Kappa’s Transfer Honor Roll
• Photos: Students present original research at annual psychology conference
• Photos: Oglethorpe South Asian Club celebrates Holi
• Composer & poet-in-residence Charles Anthony Silvestri on campus for concert, book signing
• Senior accepted into prestigious economics scholars program
• Oglethorpe students impress during “hardest math test in the world”
• Senior class gift campaign aims to help future students in need
• Senior on track to break into film industry
• Senior on track to break into film industry
• Video: Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta CEO speaks at Spring 2019 Rikard Lecture
• UPS leadership talks operations innovation with business students
• Oglethorpe to offer Amazon Web Services authorized cloud computing courses
• Clara Grimaldo ’21: Activist on campus and off
• Photos: Career & Internship Fair
• Photos: Career & Internship Fair
• President Schall talks DREAMers on WABE’s “Closer Look with Rose Scott”
• Students, faculty meet with Ukrainian delegates to discuss fiscal policy and government
• Atlanta Symphony Orchestra musicians to perform at Oglethorpe for Women’s History Month
• Oglethorpe partners with TheDream.US to provide scholarships to qualified immigrant students
• Atlanta Preservation Center features Oglethorpe in historical site tour
• Calculus students’ equations take form of 3D literary characters
• Photos & Video: Oglethorpe Day 2019
• Aspiring journalist interns with Decatur Book Festival
• Mercer, Oglethorpe Universities partner on dual degree program in education
• Oglethorpe alumna Anna Braun chosen to lead Oglethorpe volleyball program
• OU Singers invited to China to perform at international festival, the Great Wall
• “Peachtree Creek: A Natural & Unnatural History of Atlanta’s Watershed” on view at Oglethorpe
• Dr. Yang Temko hosts “The Year of the Pig: A Joyful Celebration” for Chinese New Year
• Stormy Petrels Booster Club launched to enhance student-athlete experience
• Women’s basketball breaks into coaches’ top 25
• Video: Malika Whitley ’11 featured on Today Show
• Photos: Students compete for full-tuition scholarships during Scholarship Weekend
• Are you prepared for winter weather?
• Are you prepared for winter weather?
• Oglethorpe to host National Girls & Women in Sports Day on Feb. 3
• Senior captures People’s Choice Award for Intro to Digital Photography project
• “Women of Color in the Workforce” generates student career opportunities
• Go Petrels Athletics Update: January 16-22
• Day of Service highlights weekend of activism
• On view: “Stories Without an End: Power, Beauty and Wisdom of Women in African Art of the Mehta Collection”
• Oglethorpe University announces fall 2018 Dean’s List
• Amani Moore ’19 among Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s emerging leaders
• Spring semester classes start in Cousins Center for Science and Innovation
• Oglethorpe Day speaker Anthony Ray Hinton to share his story of wrongful conviction
• Economics students attend national conference headlined by Fed Chairman
• Two students awarded prestigious Gilman International Scholarships
• Baseball team unveils renovated locker room in Dorough Field House
• Paris study abroad program debuts in summer 2019
• Environmental policy internship takes senior to DC and back home again
• 13 students awarded undergraduate research funding
• Oglethorpe aid to international students among highest in nation
• Stormy Petrels online store relaunches
• Senior joins Deloitte ‘down under’ for international first job
• Georgia Ensemble Theatre’s “Million Dollar Quartet” on stage at Oglethorpe
• “Educational odyssey” includes study of Dr. King and President Carter
• Oglethorpe’s permanent collection inspires senior to grow personal art collection
• Modern Architecture class tours Cousins Center for Science and Innovation construction site
• Video: Sports communications professionals join PRSSA panel
• Asian Politics class uses art exhibition for insight into culture, economics, history
• Photos: Battle of Bloody Marsh commemorates Oglethorpe milestone
• “Over There and Everywhere” includes world premiere musical performance
• Go Petrels Athletics Update: November 8-14
• Video: What’s it like to live in Jobe Hansen?
• Omicron Delta Kappa taps 14 into leadership society
• Oglethorpe’s carillon to ring for “Bells of Peace” WWI centennial remembrance
• Oglethorpe celebrates International Education Week
• Diversity, inclusiveness on display in student-led efforts
• Oglethorpe’s “campus experience” and value stand out in WalletHub rankings
• Oglethorpe hosts first high school choral festival
• Oglethorpe community celebrates Philanthropy Week 2018
• Dr. Brent Runnels performs at 2018 Governor’s Awards for the Arts and Humanities
• Video: Atlanta United President joins student panel for Fall 2018 Rikard Lecture
• Oglethorpe esports team takes home third in league championship
• Photos: 2018 Graduate School Fair
• Students explore digital marketing at top Atlanta agency
• Students explore digital marketing at top Atlanta agency
• Hammack School of Business Dean Dennis Kelly gets to work
• Hammack School of Business Dean Dennis Kelly gets to work
• Preseason Costa Rica trip gives men’s basketball chance to play and serve
• Preseason Costa Rica trip gives men’s basketball chance to play and serve
• Video: HR major launches careers for peers and self
• Video: HR major launches careers for peers and self
• Theatre alumnus Kyle Brumley returns to campus to direct “Cabaret”
• Theatre alumnus Kyle Brumley returns to campus to direct “Cabaret”
• City of Brookhaven recognizes Oglethorpe during Arts and Humanities Month
• City of Brookhaven recognizes Oglethorpe during Arts and Humanities Month
• Oglethorpe’s A_LAB connects students to FinTech leaders
• Oglethorpe’s A_LAB connects students to FinTech leaders
• Aspiring student writers network with professional authors
• Aspiring student writers network with professional authors
• Elected freshman class officers complete 2018-2019 Student Government Association
• Elected freshman class officers complete 2018-2019 Student Government Association
• Senior turns summer internship into post-grad job
• Senior turns summer internship into post-grad job
• The Jazzy Petrels expand, perform off-campus
• The Jazzy Petrels expand, perform off-campus
• Anatomy fashion show unites campus community for good cause
• Anatomy fashion show unites campus community for good cause
• Academic Advising receives national recognition
• Academic Advising receives national recognition
• Oglethorpe’s Museum opens exhibitions highlighting the influence of Eastern culture
• Oglethorpe’s Museum opens exhibitions highlighting the influence of Eastern culture
• Photos: Fall 2018 Career and Internship Fair
• Photos: Fall 2018 Career and Internship Fair
• Oglethorpe celebrates National Voter Registration Day with 100+ students newly registered
• Oglethorpe celebrates National Voter Registration Day with 100+ students newly registered
• College Factual lists Oglethorpe with southeast’s best
• College Factual lists Oglethorpe with southeast’s best
• Thrifty senior Dylan Harper solves a need by starting own business
• Thrifty senior Dylan Harper solves a need by starting own business
• Chemistry major’s internship research informs CDC call center protocol
• Video: Students present business internship experiences
• Topping out celebrates placement of final piece of Cousins Center for Science and Innovation structure
• Topping out celebrates placement of final piece of Cousins Center for Science and Innovation structure
• Disney College a magical experience for Oglethorpe senior
• Coach Jon Akin talks soccer, academics with Atlanta United commentator
• U.S. News & World Report lists Oglethorpe among nation’s best liberal arts colleges in 2019
• Atlanta is Top 10 Most Liveable City in U.S.
• Oglethorpe’s “environment” ranked highly by Wall Street Journal & Times Higher Education
• Go Petrels Athletics Update: Aug 30-Sept 5
• OU Taekwondo Club
• Oglethorpe graduates’ average student loan debt among lowest in nation
• Wall Street Journal: “In Race for Students, Colleges Offer to Match Tuition at Rival Schools”
• Team Previews: Fall sports kick off this weekend
• Oglethorpe skyrockets in Washington Monthly’s rankings
• WABE highlights Oglethorpe’s growth, new Flagship 50 tuition scholarships
• Apply for a Business Leadership Development Fellowship Today
• Photos: Orientation Day of Service
• Photos: New Student Convocation & Quadfest 2018
• Oglethorpe music director Dr. Brent Runnels talks teaching with VoyageATL
• World War I: 100th anniversary commemoration events
• Oglethorpe University to Match Flagship State Tuition in All 50 States for Qualified Students
• Communications major expands options, opportunities
• Watch: New students move-in
• Oglethorpe Baseball’s 2018 recruiting class ranked #1 in country
• Todd Brooks Named Director of Athletics at Oglethorpe University
• Oglethorpe intern wins Enterprise’s “Hustle Award”
• Dr. Robert Steen takes part in liberal arts, digital technology summit
• Delta Sigma Phi honored with Strong Leaders Award
• Oglethorpe? More like Goat-lethorpe
• Akin Named to Georgia Soccer List of 50 Best Coaches in 50 Years
• Oglethorpe is a College Consensus best liberal arts college
• Oglethorpe on Princeton Review’s Best Colleges 2019
• Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awards $500,000 grant to grow faculty diversity at Oglethorpe
• World’s largest living-history museum offers hands-on experience for museum studies major
• Steel framing of Cousins Center for Science and Innovation erected
• 25th anniversary highlights OUMA’s impact on students, community
• New 2018-2019 full-time faculty, promotions, appointments announced
• Mateo Villa ’20 awarded Delta Sigma Phi scholarship for outstanding community service
• Math major hones research skills in NSF-funded cryptography program
• Oglethorpe again among Colleges of Distinction
• Belle Turner Lynch ’61 receives CASE Distinguished Service Award
• Photos: New Petrels get oriented
• Mellon Undergraduate Curatorial Fellowship awarded to sophomore Taylor Roberts
• Oglethorpe among Fiske’s top 20 “best buy” schools nationwide
• Oglethorpe museum celebrates 25 years with retrospective exhibition
• Caleb Smith ’22 crowned 2018 Optimist International Oratorical World Champion
• Petrels fill Brookhaven Bucks Prospect roster
• First-generation grad shares experience navigating college
• Photos: MAP Day anoints new Petrels
• A year on campus with @OglethorpeLife
• Grad turned soldier: A leader on and off campus
• Video: The Stormy Petrel March
• Math major Harry Daniel ’21 gets first art commission from academic advising director
• Video: Seniors share their favorite Oglethorpe memories
• Alternative Break trip celebrates Campus Pride
• Dr. Lea Alford awarded OU’s first research grant from National Institutes of Health
• Stories, Secrets & Sagas spotlights Oglethorpe’s Crypt
• Photos: First MAP Day welcomes Class of 2022 to campus
• Construction begins on Cousins Center for Science and Innovation
• President Schall among top leaders featured in Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Spring 2018 dean’s list recognizes academic excellence
• 2018 grad part of NPR’s Next Generation
• Caleb Logan ’18 hits the airwaves (again)
• Compass celebrates Advisors of the Year, first-year success
• Listen: Recent Oglethorpe grad interviewed on WABE/NPR radio
• Listen: Dr. Kendra King Momon recaps GA primary on WABE/NPR
• Study: Atlanta one of top 3 places to start career
• Video: Dear Professor – Dr. Iona Wynter Parks
• Photos: Goslin gets graffiti goodbye
• Video: Cousins Center for Science and Innovation officially breaks ground
• Dr. Amanda Printz Whooley wins 2018 Garrett Award for Meritorious Teaching
• Dr. Sarah Terry receives 2018 Vulcan Materials Company Teaching Excellence Award
• Economics students hear from energy industry leader
• Congratulations, Class of 2018!
• Oglethorpe employees recognized for dedication and excellence
• Award-winning actor & composer Christopher Jackson to speak at Commencement Saturday (livestreamed)
• Southeastern Pastel Society 18th International Juried Exhibition now open!
• Senior Art Exhibition this Friday!
• Video: Dear Professor – Dr. Mariel Meier
• Listen: GPB/NPR radio features Oglethorpe course “Literary Tribalism”
• OU Museum of Art offers free admission to military and their families this summer
• Rising junior receives full scholarship for summer study abroad
• “Writing the South” class gets shout-out on literary podcast featuring OU professor
• Watch Commencement 2018 Live
• Oglethorpe Athletics Closes 2017-18 Season with Petey Awards Ceremony
• 2018-2019 Honor Council election results announced
• Video & Photos: 2018 Liberal Arts & Sciences Symposium
• Dennis W. Kelly Named Inaugural Dean of the Q. William Hammack, Jr. School of Business
• Accounting skills put to test in case study competition
• 2018-2019 Student Government Association & Programming Board Representatives
• Oglethorpe stars in “Candy Jar” trailer
• Oglethorpe stars in “Candy Jar” trailer
• Oglethorpe senior carries on grandfather’s legacy in psychology
• Dr. John Orme’s “Human Nature and the Causes of War” published
• Oglethorpe diversity shines in fashion and talent showcase
• View schedule: 2018 Liberal Arts & Sciences Symposium, April 25
• Faculty and students present at Southeastern Psychological Association
• HANDSHAKE – New Career Platform Launches April 16th
• Brazilian Rotary student finishing up year at Oglethorpe
• Did you know Oglethorpe has a YouTube channel?
• #parlezvousfemme: Writing a thesis abroad
• Conference continues: Preserving and Restoring Community in a Polarized Age
• Video: Senior scores job with NBA’s Atlanta Hawks
• Congratulations to the 2018 Honors and Awards Recipients!
• Register now!: New Fall 2018 courses commemorate 100th anniversary of World War I
• From Carnegie to Oglethorpe, “Come Away to the Skies: A High Lonesome Bluegrass Mass”
• International student returns home to intern with Atlanta-based UPS
• Cox Enterprises and Oglethorpe partner to expand student opportunities
• Oglethorpe students attend Atlanta’s March for Our Lives
• Anime Anonymous club hosts “Ki-Tori Con” on campus
• England study abroad scholarship for summer 2018
• Tony Award-Nominated Actor Christopher Jackson To Speak at Oglethorpe’s 2018 Commencement
• Photos: Spring 2018 Career and Internship Fair
• Trading competition tests real-world financial skills
• It’s not too late to book your summer adventure!!
• Watch: Lowry Hall makes cameo in Love, Simon
• Community leader mentors Oglethorpe’s Achieve Atlanta cohort
• Freshman’s dedication to Latinx high school students continues at Oglethorpe
• Savannah LeGate Garners National Rookie of the Year Award
• Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival and 5K returns
• Senior economics major selected for prestigious scholars program
• Two OU freshmen accepted into Mellon Summer Academy for museum studies
• Opening March 17: Georgia Watercolor Society National Exhibition 2018
• Video: National School Walkout
• Active Shooter Training by Brookhaven Police Department
• Oglethorpe Technology Instruction Award accepting nominations
• Video: A tradition of making a difference
• Summit introduces students to leadership foundations
• Oglethorpe communications earns two awards
• Dr. Kate Keib selected for curriculum innovation bootcamp
• Freshman helps underserved community, earns Girls Scouts’ highest honor
• Show your school spirit! Save the OU license plate!
• Women’s Basketball Captures First SAA Championship
• Video: Internship plays role planning Atlanta’s future
• LASS & PRISM Proposals Due March 2
• “A New Era of Innovation”: Carillon Winter 2018 now online
• Video: Georgia Aquarium internship trains staff and student
• Oglethorpe education is low on risk, high on reward
• Apply now to Clinton Global Initiative University 2018 in Chicago!
• Photos & Video: Relive Oglethorpe Day 2018!
• City of Atlanta launches student design competition – submissions due March 1
• Student production of “The Vagina Monologues” has special significance this year
• Oglethorpe picks up two Collegiate Advertising Awards
• Alumni giving challenge set to make a $1 million difference
• Oglethorpe business school opens next fall – Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Photos: National Girls & Women in Sports Day celebration draws a crowd
• Black Student Caucus a leader in civic engagement efforts
• MISO Survey of Technology and Library Services
• Tell Us About Your Activities (psst … and you could win a gift card)
• Business program earns Oglethorpe national recognition from Colleges of Distinction
• Fall 2017 Dean’s List recognizes outstanding academic achievement
• Rubbing elbows at Atlanta’s Porsche headquarters
• 12 Oglethorpe students tackle real world issues in international mathematics competition
• Oglethorpe’s permanent collection, Ashcan School artists headline spring exhibitions
• NY Times bestselling author Georgia Hunter speaks on campus
• Video: MLK Day of Service 2018
• Student-athletes to celebrate National Girls & Women in Sports Day with kids’ sports clinic
• Oglethorpe Day 2018 to feature Petrels of Fire race, global public health leader Carrie Hessler-Radelet
• Junior awarded scholarship to study abroad in Japan
• Oglethorpe Leadership Institute accepting applications for all levels
• Oglethorpe grad named Artist in Residence at Studio Museum in Harlem
• Brookhaven safest city in Atlanta Perimeter, no. 10 in Georgia
• Library director featured on NYU radio’s “Looking Back at Tomorrow”
• “Trying to locate a time capsule? Answer might be at Oglethorpe” | Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Eli Arnold named Director of Philip Weltner Library
• Six students awarded undergraduate research grants
• Physics students design & build responsive electronics
• Oglethorpe and GICA member colleges partner to help Puerto Rican students
• Photos: Students present STEM research at PRISM
• Freshman founds student club during first semester
• The Tower hosts “Night of the Arts”
• Atlanta philanthropic foundation invests $5 million in Oglethorpe University
• Oglethorpe’s Marshall, Marcano Named to United Soccer Coaches All-America Teams
• 2017 Boar’s Head Ceremony
• AJC profiles Oglethorpe’s international student recruitment
• OU mathematics professor receives award for excellence
• Student organizations give back year-round
• Students prep for “hardest math test in the world”
• Oglethorpe University capital campaign reaches 70% of goal with $1 million gift
• “JELF, Oglethorpe Share Drive to Make Difference” | Atlanta Jewish Times
• How to succeed at Oglethorpe with a little help from your friends
• Oglethorpe Rotaract Club volunteers with nonprofit Education Cures
• Brazil bestows top civilian honor on Oglethorpe alumnus and trustee
• Oglethorpe announces full-tuition Hammack Scholarship for business-related study
• Oglethorpe one of best in country in helping freshmen financially
• Prof. Jessica Handler featured on New York Times podcast
• Prof. Kendra King Momon featured election expert on WABE/NPR
• Making a difference during Philanthropy Week
• Omicron Delta Kappa taps new members
• Cousins Center for Science and Innovation receives $600,000 from local philanthropic foundation
• Consulate General of Mexico, Primerica present gift to benefit OU students
• Men’s soccer draws NC Wesleyan, travels to Lexington, Va. for NCAA tournament
• Operation Christmas Child Donations this Week
• Georgia ranks no. 1 in business for fifth straight year
• University Singers fall concert features new chorale director, world premiere
• Video: Battle of Bloody Marsh
• Sophomore selected to attend national Chi Omega leadership session
• Battle of Bloody Marsh set for November 3
• Book sale at Weltner Library
• Cheer on men’s soccer against Berry in SAA tournament Friday
• Oglethorpe helps “save the world” on new show
• Video: Scene shop gives rise to large scale art
• Oglethorpe among Georgia’s most beautiful campuses
• Oglethorpe University – Mercer University College of Pharmacy Research Pipeline Internships
• Men’s Soccer Clinches Third Straight SAA Regular Season Title
• Science Talks with Society of Physics Students – October 24th
• WABE Radio: Oglethorpe’s growth, future get a closer look
• Learning on set: senior shines light on career path
• Join the Crew and leave your mark!
• Spot Hearst Hall in ‘Bad Moms Christmas’ trailer
• Oglethorpe captures 6 awards for communications
• Oglethorpe among elite entrepreneurial company
• NSLS Pink Ladies: Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Brookhaven City Council recognizes Oglethorpe during Arts and Humanities Month
• Oglethorpe grads are high earners, difference makers
• Phi Delta Epsilon’s Annual Anatomy Fashion Show met with success
• Photos: Students and faculty connect at STEMFest 2017
• Kelly Grey Carlisle to read from memoir
• Modern Media Conference gives exposure to career options
• Historical Martial Arts Society “gets medieval” at first tournament
• Freshman class Student Government Association Officers announced
• Auditions for “Weird Sisters”
• Post-Apocalyptic Pop-Up
• So you want to promote your event? Start here.
• Semester-long arts celebration of Hispaniola kicks off
• Oglethorpe announces historic $50 million gift, new School of Business
• Oglethorpe in top percentile of Wall Street Journal and Times Higher Education rankings
• Video: Bill Hammack ’73 gives words of wisdom, gift for new business school
• Photos: Fall 2017 Career and Internship Fair
• Dr. Kendra King Momon invited as guest on 11 Alive News’ #TheLateFeed
• Georgia tops for business four years running
• Finding furry friends a home: Alumna turns passion into career
• Georgia business climate ranks third in nation – Atlanta Business Chronicle
• USA Today reports Oglethorpe one of nation’s most diverse, top quality universities of 2018
• On-campus: Sprout Film Festival “making the invisible visible”
• Extended Deadline: Business Leadership Development
• Men’s soccer ranked 12th in nation
• Constitution Day Reflection: “Freedom of Speech and Our Present Discontents”
• Constitution Day Lecture 2017 | Positive Freedom of Speech: The Value & Limits of Libertarianism
• Senior awarded Gilman International Scholarship to study abroad
• The Stormy Petrel has gone 100% digital on OUConnect!
• RAVE OU Alerts
• Study Abroad Spring ’18 – First deadline Oct. 2
• U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges 2018: Oglethorpe makes best liberal arts list
• New book examines Oglethorpe’s rebirth, history of Brookhaven
• Photos: OU Dreamers
• American Book Award-winner Camille Dungy shares essays with community
• Washington Monthly 2017: Oglethorpe a top liberal arts school & “best bang for the buck”
• This Week’s Service and Engagement Opportunities
• Students Set to Rally Against DACA Decision
• New OU Museum Research Center presents academic research opportunities
• From President Schall: Oglethorpe and DACA
• President Schall Issues Letter in Support of DACA
• ‘Shakespeare in Love’ gives Theatre students professional experience
• The King Center’s ‘Beloved Community Talks’ features Sen. Elizabeth Warren, OU’s Dr. Kendra King Momon
• Photos: Quadfest 2017
• Opening Convocation closes first week of classes
• Office 365 Training Guides
• Introducing OUConnect
• National comparison shows Oglethorpe among colleges with lowest average student loan debt
• Photos: Total Eclipse 2017
• Photos: Class of 2021 Move-in Day is a wrap!
• ECOS Campus Garden in full bloom
• The Princeton Review names Oglethorpe among Best Colleges 2018
• Author Jonathan Schanzer to speak on Middle East developments
• Oglethorpe makes the grade in Forbes “America’s Top Colleges”
• Author Karen Head ’98 and President Schall talk technology in higher ed
• Mindful leadership program arrives in Atlanta, Oglethorpe for first time
• Oglethorpe’s Annual Fund sets fundraising record for second consecutive year
• Dorough Field House gets upgrades
• MLS Programs Fair @Oglethorpe
• Aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart’s Oglethorpe connection
• MAP Days wrap up for class of 2021
• Three OU undergrads cast in Alliance Theatre’s ‘Shakespeare in Love’
• Pegasus Creative student communications agency celebrates 5 years
• Atlanta named one of country’s best theatre cities
• Petrels baseball digs the long ball, tops the nation
• New Schmidt generation finds its way to campus
• New 2017-2018 full-time faculty and staff changes announced
• OU alumnus among Atlanta Jewish Times’ “40 under 40”
• Second MAP Day gets first year students ready for campus life
• Oglethorpe a “Best Buy” in 2018 Fiske Guide to Colleges
• Barcelona summers promise art, history and food
• Satisfy your curiosity by taking a community course
• Experience London, get college credit
• Psych major skills lead to career in a classroom
• Three diverse OUMA exhibitions open June 24
• Oglethorpe President among Atlanta Business Chronicle’s “2017 Power 100”
• Meet Quavo, Offset and Takeoff – The Oglethorpe Bluebird Hatchlings
• Preview: “Phyllis Stephens: Story Quilts”
• Alumnus awarded the Albertine Prize for literary translation
• Dr. Knippenberg adds essay to Supreme Court series
• Incoming first year students MAP out next four years
• The Science Class for the 21st Century
• Oglethorpe President joins pledge to uphold Paris Climate Agreement
• Oglethorpe undergrad aids Emory scientists in epigenetic research
• “Cousins family helps Oglethorpe University be an ‘important institution’ to Atlanta” | The Saporta Report
• Oglethorpe among top private colleges that offer freshmen the most financial aid
• Core instructor Elizabeth Hetzel awarded National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship
• Oglethorpe ranked among Best Colleges in Georgia for Business Majors
• ‘Learn How to Become’ ranks Oglethorpe among best colleges in Georgia
• Video: Urban Smash brings disc golf to campus
• Spring 2017 Dean’s List Recognizes Academic Excellence
• Study: Georgia now No. 1 in feature film productions – Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Video: Relive Oglethorpe’s 2017 Commencement Ceremony
• OUMA offers free admission to military families through Blue Star program
• Alliance Theatre to present The Dancing Granny at Conant Performing Arts Center
• Biology department’s basketball games bring out students
• Independent colleges help to fill workforce needs – Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Jonathan Allen ’19 reflects on his startup, year one
• President Lawrence Schall talks free speech on GPB’s “On Second Thought”
• Commencement Awards Honor Scholarship, Leadership, Character
• Become a CCE Team Captain for 2017-2018
• Dr. Peter J. Kower wins 2017 Lu Thomasson Garrett ’52 Award for Meritorious Teaching
• Matt Huff Receives 2017 Vulcan Materials Company Teaching Excellence Award
• Oglethorpe honors employees’ excellence and dedication
• Congratulations to the Class of 2017!
• Kathy Le ’17: Discovering a Dedication to Service
• Video: Entrepreneurship course nurtures future innovators
• Video: Yusuf Abdullah ’19 moonlights as professional athlete
• What a Worm Is Worth
• Photos & Videos: 2017 Liberal Arts & Sciences Symposium in review
• Atlanta Speech School’s Comer Yates to Address Oglethorpe University 2017 Graduates
• College business programs look to the liberal arts model | Marketplace
• Oglethorpe Athletics Closes 2016-17 Season with Petey Awards Ceremony
• 12 students elected to 2017-2018 Honor Council
• Case study competition tests students’ accounting skills
• Congratulations to the 2017 Honors & Awards recipients!
• Oglethorpe ranked among private colleges that give students the least private student debt
• Sigma Zeta inducts 7 new members
• “Runoff, Rhymes with Ossoff”: OU professor pens election commentary
• OU students among City of Atlanta sustainability ambassadors
• Oglethorpe awarded top score for financial responsibility
• Oglethorpe intern contributes research, headlines lecture on Southern artist
• VIDEO: Meet Ziggy, Oglethorpe’s therapy dog!
• Oglethorpe Health Initiatives Help Campus & Community
• Congressional candidate Jon Ossoff speaks on campus
• “My Salt” financial service available to entire Oglethorpe community
• Oglethorpe Celebrates Women’s History Month
• An Olympian in our midst: Iona Wynter Parks
• PHOTOS: Atlanta employers meet future leaders at on-campus career fair
• Leading Immigration Experts Talk Policy, the Constitution
• Silicon Valley needs to get schooled | LinkedIn
• Oglethorpe to host nationally acclaimed Alliance Theatre during its 2017-18 season
• Interfraternity Council focuses on alcohol education
• Oglethorpe selects Study Group as international recruitment pathway partner
• Class of 2021’s full-tuition merit scholarship winners announced
• Oglethorpe Basketball Celebrates 100th Anniversary of Sport at the University
• Scenes from Oglethorpe Day 2017!
• Oglethorpe Day 2017: “Turning Challenges into Triumphs”
• Fall 2016 Dean’s List recognizes students for outstanding academics
• National student-athlete rankings put Oglethorpe Men’s Golf in top 5
• Dr. Jeffrey Collins to present at International Technology, Education and Development Conference
• Politics professor among experts debating “Will Donald Trump Be A Good President?”
• “Global Oglethorpe” study abroad program success leads to expansion
• Four students awarded undergraduate research funding
• Photos: Stress Free Zone
• Photos: Students present course-based research
• 5 gift books sure to dazzle this holiday season | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Alumnus John Burke ’11 nominated for Grammy Award
• Play directed by OU professor wins Alliance Theatre grant
• Photos: Boar’s Head Celebration & Holiday Party
• Institute for Mexicans Abroad, Consulate General of Mexico present gift to benefit OU students
• Oglethorpe junior awarded Gilman International Scholarship to study in China
• Chemistry scholar wins national undergraduate research award
• Lights, Camera, Oglethorpe!
• “Reporting the JFK Assassination”: Remembering Pulitzer Prize-Winner Merriman Smith ’36
• Gratitude abounds during Philanthropy Week
• Oglethorpe welcomes GA Rotary Scholarship Recipients
• Photos: Science on the Green
• The legacy of Gables Brookhaven on an historical campus
• Time Travelers | Art in America
• Dr. John Nardo named incoming Associate Provost
• Photos: The Battle of Bloody Marsh, a tradition continues!
• Oglethorpe ranks among most affordable schools for freshmen with financial need
• Student leaders “Step UP!” to advocate for peers
• Don’t throw away your shot: “Hamilton” & the election
• Hollywood comes to the ‘burbs: Filmmaking in Perimeter on the rise | Reporter Newspapers
• Cultivating undergraduate research through funding, publishing opportunities
• Atlanta’s most haunted: Visiting the city’s off road Halloween haunts | The Signal
• Inspiring aspiring writers at Oglethorpe
• Dr. Jay Lutz on Bob Dylan: “a different kind of literature”
• New Atlas Obscura book features Oglethorpe’s Crypt of Civilization
• Food & fashion: Greek organizations fundraise for a cause
• Professor’s sabbatical focused on international academic pursuits
• Professor Jessica Handler interviewed on GPB’s “Two Way Street”
• Getting out the vote at Oglethorpe
• Six reasons to visit the city of Brookhaven | Atlanta Magazine
• On air at WABE Radio: Director of Financial Aid Chris Summers ’03 discusses FAFSA changes
• Oglethorpe receives national recognition for community service, named to President’s Honor Roll
• One-of-a-kind political collection now on display at Oglethorpe | Reporter Newspapers
• Video: Porsche Cars N.A. Chief Operating Officer Joe Lawrence gives Rikard Lecture
• Wall Street Journal, Times Higher Education rank Oglethorpe among top universities in student success
• Dr. Mario Chandler publishes book informed by Ghana sabbatical
• Spanish professor Dr. Viviana Plotnik published
• Sen. Johnny Isakson speaks at Oglethorpe, opens Comerford Collection exhibition
• Third Parties’ Appeal to Young Voters a Test for Clinton in Georgia | AJC.com
• U.S. News & World Report: Oglethorpe among 2017 Best National Liberal Arts Colleges
• Nonprofit Management Minor Now Available in the Evening
• Sen. Johnny Isakson to speak at Comerford political memorabilia exhibition opening
• Oglethorpe among USA Today’s 2017 Best Colleges Nationwide
• Good News Liberal-Arts Majors: Your Peers Probably Won’t Outearn You Forever | The Wall Street Journal
• Finish Your ITT Tech Degree at Oglethorpe University
• Orientation Day of Service 2016: Making a Difference in Atlanta
• Dr. Knippenberg elected to leadership position in the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights’ GA Advisory Committee
• Washington Monthly ranks Oglethorpe among top liberal arts colleges & “Best Bang for the Buck”
• Oglethorpe’s President Schall to Teach Criminal Justice Course
• Welcome to campus, Class of 2020!
• Grants to Green funds Oglethorpe campus assessment
• Oglethorpe among colleges nationwide with lowest average student loan debt
• Diversity Rankings Place Oglethorpe at #5 in GA, #66 in U.S.
• Summertime Series: The Atlanta Advantage for OU Students
• Majors that can help you break into the Atlanta film industry | AJC
• Summertime Series: Expanding Horizons in Business, Medicine
• Summertime Series: Learning Leadership
• Walking and Writing London and Dublin
• 5 Oglethorpe connections to the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics
• Dr. Joe Knippenberg reappointed to GA Advisory Committee of U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
• Library Archives awarded grant for OU Athletics 100th anniversary retrospective in October
• CNN interviews Dr. Kendra Momon on racial tensions in the U.S.
• Oglethorpe’s Annual Fund Campaign Makes History with Record-breaking Giving
• Students with Purpose: ‘Books for Benin’ Service Learning Project Has Global Reach
• Why America’s Business Majors Are in Desperate Need of a Liberal-Arts Education | The Atlantic
• OU student intern produces NPR segment featuring Dr. Nick Maher
• Oglethorpe Hosts Johns Hopkins University Museum Studies Graduate Students
• Please Vote Now – Oglethorpe’s in Sports Illustrated’s Best Mascot Final 4!
• Dr. Lutz presents at South Atlantic Modern Language Association conference
• Oglethorpe Ranked Among Best Colleges for Economics Majors in Georgia
• Dr. Knippenberg published, quoted in national publications
• New 2016-17 Full-time Faculty Announced
• Graduate’s ‘Moment in the Sun’ Worth the Wait
• Why I Was Wrong About Liberal-Arts Majors – The Wall Street Journal blog
• Oglethorpe University Announces Spring 2016 Dean’s List
• The Piedmont School of Atlanta to relocate to Oglethorpe University in summer 2016
• New Minor and Courses Coming to the ADP in 2016
• Oglethorpe Staff Honored for Excellence
• Congratulations to the Class of 2016!
• A career in Economics… it’s much more than you think.
• Dr. Jay Lutz Receives 2016 Vulcan Materials Company Teaching Excellence Award
• Dr. Robert Hornback Wins 2016 Lu Thomasson Garrett ’52 Award for Meritorious Teaching
• 2016 Liberal Arts & Sciences Symposium in Review
• Oglethorpe Men’s Golf and Tennis Teams Capture Championships, Accolades
• OU in Ghana: My African Sabbatical
• Faculty members granted tenure, promoted
• Under the Microscope: Mounica Kota ’16
• Belén Rodriguez ’15 Recognized by Atlanta Journal-Constitution & Business Chronicle for Global Health Efforts
• Public Health Concentration Open to All Majors
• Destination Spring Break: A National Wildlife Refuge
• Oglethorpe Chemistry Awarded Grant to Develop Lab Experiments in Polymer & Materials Science
• Dr. Karen Schmeichel named PALM Fellow
• “Yale University’s The Art of Public Health” Inspires Oglethorpe Biology Students
• Tyler Murphy ’16 Receives Award to Present Pharmaceutical Research at Professional Conference
• Oglethorpe Science Students Present Research at Global Conference
• Josh Harris ’10 taping comedy special; performing album charting on iTunes, Billboard
• MyAJC.com op-ed by President Schall: “Religious ‘liberty’, or religious coercion?”
• Student Government Association Honored at Georgia Capitol
• Dr. Philip Tiu competes (again) tonight on TV game show Jeopardy!
• 3 Days in New York: Experiencing Art & Architecture
• Dr. Brent Runnels to perform with Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus at Carnegie Hall
• Tax Executives Institute Awards Scholarship to OU Accounting Major
• National Center for Civil & Human Rights CEO Derreck Kayongo to Speak at 2016 Commencement
• Professor’s new snail species named
• Prof. Jessica Handler takes on The New York Times in Atlanta magazine article
• “Nuido, The Way of Embroidery” Exhibits Student, Faculty, Staff Collaboration
• 10 Reasons why Classical Musicians make the best employees. | LinkedIn Pulse
• Randall Wright ’19: Student, Athlete, Soldier
• Oglethorpe Day 2016
• Jessica Belén Rodriguez ’15 among Atlanta Business Chronicle’s “30 under 30 Who’s Who”
• Jessica Belén Rodriguez ’15 among Atlanta Business Chronicle’s “30 under 30 Who’s Who”
• Mark Moskowitz ’82 Shares Perspectives with Israeli-Palestinian History Class
• Presidents’ Dinner Recognizes Student Leadership
• Senior Awarded the Prestigious Gilman International Scholarship
• Atlanta: The College Grad’s Best Friend | KNOWAtlanta
• ADP Students Present Psychology Research at Professional Conference
• Oglethorpe University Announces Fall 2015 Dean’s List
• Atlanta No. 1 city to live and work as a filmmaker | Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Atlanta best city in United States for web developers | Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Oglethorpe Classes Take Learning on the Road
• 3 Reasons You Should Fill Out the FAFSA—No Matter How Rich You Are | Money
• ADP Student Spotlight: Adrian Ambarus
• Malika Whitley ’11 among Creative Loafing’s 20 People to Watch
• Professor Handler’s work included on 2015 “best of” lists
• A Harvard Medical School professor makes the case for the liberal arts and philosophy | The Washington Post
• Head Tennis Coach Peter Howell wins lifetime achievement award
• Student Discovers “Cousin Oglethorpe”
• Student Awarded Full Scholarship to Study Abroad in Japan
• Atlanta best city in United States for lawyers | Atlanta Business Chronicle
• A Working Holiday in the Andes: Oglethorpe & the Liberal Arts in Ecuador
• Oglethorpe Grad’s Internship Research Featured in The New York Times
• Freshman Gets “A Closer Look” at Future Career
• Oglethorpe Athletics Introduces “Blacktop” Court in Dorough Field House
• New holiday album features Dr. Brent Runnels, Zac Brown Band singer, Indigo Girls
• Emily Treuman Heend ’07 Named Teacher of the Year Finalist
• Oglethorpe Student Wins Seat in Local City Council
• Freshman Theatre Majors Take the Stage
• Dr. Knippenberg gives political insight on local mayoral election
• Atlanta best city in U.S. for engineering jobs | Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Oglethorpe University’s “Our Time” Campaign Raises $50.2 Million, Surpasses Goal More Than One Year Early
• Oglethorpe alumna awarded Small Business Supporter of the Year
• A History of Oglethorpe by Paul Hudson ’72
• Spoofing Life, Politics In 19th Century France At Oglethorpe | 90.1 WABE NPR
• An Ex-Microsoft Engineer’s Advice to Programmers: Learn How to Write | LifeHacker.com
• Freshman Honors Class Puts Theory to Practice at Gables Construction Site
• Senior Class President’s “Shady” Business Promises Bright Future
• Atlanta Ranks No. 2 As Best City For Millennials | 90.1 FM WABE
• OU librarian Eli Arnold elected treasurer of GA Library Association
• What You’ll Actually Pay At 1,550 Colleges | NPR
• These Are the Best Cities for Millennials | MONEY magazine
• STEMFest Exhibits Research Opportunities
• Advanced Cinematography Course in Pictures
• Where should you go to get your science degree? | USA Today
• Future in Focus for Photography Student Entrepreneur
• OU music professor performs with Josh Groban
• Why I Spent September 11th at an Iraqi Refugee Camp
• OUTlet Supports a New “Genderation”
• Oglethorpe Welcomes 400 New Students, Record Freshman Class
• U.S. News & World Report: Oglethorpe Among Best National Liberal Arts Colleges
• Oglethorpe Among Best Colleges in 2015 USA Today Rankings
• Dr. Knippenberg dubbed “an American rarity” in The Washington Post
• Professor Handler featured at Decatur Book Festival
• OU golf star Anthony Maccaglia ’15 signs golf contract
• Prof. Alan Loehle’s works featured in Marcia Wood Gallery collection
• Washington Monthly Ranks Oglethorpe Among Top Liberal Arts Colleges
• Award-winning memoir now in paperback
• John Burke ’11 wins Telly Award for Outstanding Live Performance
• Oglethorpe’s A_LAB branding & marketing wins gold
• The Princeton Review Names Oglethorpe Among 2016 Best Colleges
• Oglethorpe University Makes Headlines as President Drives for Uber
• Life’s Work: An Interview with Ken Burns
• FORBES Ranks Oglethorpe University Among America’s Most Entrepreneurial Colleges
• That ‘Useless’ Liberal Arts Degree Has Become Tech’s Hottest Ticket
• Dr. Kendra Momon reflects on 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act
• Internship Spotlight: International Studies Major Guest Blogs for Atlanta Nonprofit
• Oglethorpe’s Chi Omega Delta Theta Chapter Wins National Award
• OU Biology Students Gain Graduate-level Research Experience
• Dr. Joe Knippenberg’s humorous commentary spotlighted by The Washington Times
• Dr. Reshmi Hebbar selected for highly competitive seminar
• Student Engagement at Oglethorpe Earns National Recognition as College of Distinction
• Art History & Biology Majors Lend Expertise to Audubon Exhibit
• Jesse Hinson ’06 joins faculty at Northeastern University
• Dr. Kendra Momon interviewed on CNN
• High Museum of Art purchases faculty artwork
• Awet Woldegebriel ’14 to receive Friend of Freedom Award
• Shaniece Criss ’02 speaks at Harvard commencement
• Porsche Care Network Awards Grants to Three Student Groups
• Outstanding staff honored at Employee Recognition Luncheon
• Faculty receive awards for international professional development
• Ana Bravo ’16 receives national Greek life award
• Dr. W. Irwin Ray, Jr. Receives Award for Teaching Excellence
• Oglethorpe Adult Student Shares Inspiring Story with WABE Radio
• Dr. Lynn Gieger Wins 2015 Lu Thomasson Garrett ’52 Award for Meritorious Teaching
• The Risky English Major? Not So Fast. | U.S. News & World Report
• Graduating with a philosophy degree? There’s more than Starbucks in your future | Syracuse.com
• PRISM: Students Present Science & Mathematics Research
• Seniors Headline Museum Lectures on Politics & Physics
• Dr. John Orme named the Manning M. Pattillo, Jr. Professor of Liberal Arts
• Zachary Vealey ’13 named National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow
• Oglethorpe Filmmakers Compete for $10,000 National Prize
• Adult Degree Program Student Recognized for Excellence
• Liberal Arts & Sciences Symposium 2015
• What the ‘liberal’ in ‘liberal arts’ actually means | The Washington Post
• Senior Headlines Museum Lecture on Physics
• Students Uncover Long-Lost Elephant Bones on Campus
• Senior Headlines Museum Lecture on Politics
• Veteran Paralympic Soccer Players Inspire Oglethorpe Team
• Why America’s obsession with STEM education is dangerous | The Washington Post
• Oglethorpe Professor Named to “40 Under 40: Professors Who Inspire”
• Einstein Makes an Appearance at Oglethorpe
• Oglethorpe Day 2015 in Pictures
• Psychology Research Hits Close to Home
• Connecting the Dots: Why a History Degree is Useful in the Business World
• CDC Director Dr. Thomas Frieden, Atlanta arts leader Richard Garner to Speak at 2015 Commencement
• Oglethorpe Partners with Alliance Theatre, Horizon Theatre, Capitol City Opera
• The Art of Living and Learning
• National Center for Civil & Human Rights Expands Students’ Perceptions
• Broadening Horizons: Generous Gift Supports Study Abroad
• Greek Life: Redefined
• College Is Worth It, Even With Loans | The Atlantic
• Forget the MBAs. Hire Liberal Arts Majors | Inc.
• 100 Years on Peachtree: Oglethorpe’s Enduring Story of Persistence
• Awet Woldegebriel ’14 among “30 Under 30” for 2015 | Atlanta Business Chronicle
• A Short History of Oglethorpe’s Moulthrop Bowl
• The Refounding of Oglethorpe University
• We don’t need more STEM majors. We need more STEM majors with liberal arts training. | The Washington Post
• Exploring Cultural Crossroads in the Middle East
• Civil War economics: Student research & service unearth farm life realities
• Bertram Levy ’63: Renaissance Man
• Coaches Play Pivotal Role in Student-Athlete Success
• College costs: The rest of the story | Atlanta Business Chronicle
• College Costs: The Rest of the Story
• Here’s How Your Liberal Arts Degree Will Get You a Job | Teen Vogue
• Engaging Mathematics Invited to Present Poster at Largest Math Meeting in the World
• Oglethorpe Senior Racks Up Hackathon Wins
• This is an Oglethorpe classroom: High Museum of Art
• Psychology Team Dives In to Study the Benefits of SCUBA
• Move Ahead at Oglethorpe
• Men’s Basketball Aims High in Costa Rica
• Atlanta’s Little 5 Points Inspires Photography Class
• Practicing Medicine & Understanding Cancer Patients: A Biology Major’s Perspective
• Conservation & Sustainability play central role in Gables project
• Civic Literacy & Civic Engagement | Library of Law & Liberty
• Weston Manders ’12 wins Best Actor Award from Creative Loafing’s Best of ATL
• The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Awards Grant to Support Oglethorpe’s Core Curriculum
• “STEALING BASE: Cuba at Bat” Explores Baseball, Culture, Politics and More
• Why ‘Nano-Degrees’ Can Never Replace Liberal Arts Colleges | The Atlantic
• “Gables Oglethorpe” Residential Community to Open in 2015
• Employees Who Stand Out | Forbes
• Employees Who Stand Out | FORBES
• Petrel Intern Makes a Difference at the Latin American Association
• Oglethorpe’s ODK Circle Recognized for Achievement and Excellence
• Coach Garland Pinholster: Re-envisioning the playbook
• Salvador Dalí, Mid Century Modern Exhibitions Headline at OU Museum of Art
• Petrel Named Georgia National Guard Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year
• Follow Along as Oglethorpe’s Maccaglia Competes in 2014 Palmer Cup
• Petrel Part of History at New National Center for Civil and Human Rights
• Student Staff Recognized at Residence Life Awards Luncheon
• Staff and Faculty Honored at Employee Recognition Luncheon
• Dr. Michael Rulison Receives Award for Teaching Excellence
• Oglethorpe Rotaract Club Helps Guatemalan Children, Wins Presidential Award
• Dr. Justin Wise Receives Award for Meritorious Teaching
• Study liberal arts — and gain power | CNN.com
• “In Love with the World”: Study Abroad in France
• Anthony Maccaglia Selected for U.S. Palmer Cup Team, First D3 Golfer Ever to Receive the Honor
• Oglethorpe Day 2014 welcomes Arthur Blank & Freddie the Falcon
• Community Leaders Talk Civic Engagement & Leadership with OU Students
• International Internship Opens Eyes to the Real World
• Study Abroad Awesomeness
• “The Crossing Over of Art & Science”
• Turner Lynch Campus Center Wins “Best of the Best” Award
• Annual NYC Art Trip Astounds
• Communications Interns Step Into the Real World at PR Conference
• Teaching Backwards: Real World Problem-Solving
• National Society of Leadership and Success Chapter Launched on Campus
• Class Project Reflected in German Calendar Design
• The Unexpected Way Philosophy Majors Are Changing The World Of Business |The Huffington Post
• Oglethorpe Wins Top Communications & Marketing Awards
• Petrels Compete in National Campus MovieFest
• Sophomore’s Photography Exhibit First Step in Dream Career
• Why Every Tech Company Needs An English Major | Business Insider
• New Perspectives: LEAD Ecuador
• DRIVEN: From the Test Track to the Autobahn
• Oglethorpe’s Hour