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Ohio Wesleyan University held a combined 176th and 177th commencement ceremony May 29, celebrating its classes of 2020 and 2021 and the students who persev

College vaccine clinics race to get students vaccinated before summer

Otterbein University s Clements Recreation Center was designed to be a place to keep students healthy, so transforming the center s indoor track this week into a COVID-19 vaccination clinic for students fell right in line with that mission. More than 600 Otterbein students registered to get their dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine at the clinic. The student only-clinic is operated by the Westerville Fire Department, whose paramedics are administering the vaccines, and runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday. Dozens of students were making their way through the clinic s stations Thursday morning, despite the early morning start time. We ll see more students this afternoon after most of them wake up, said Matt D Oyly, Otterbein s director of events and conferences.

Opening Minds

February 2, 2021 Ohio Wesleyan alumnus Andrew Wilson 13 is the University s first artist-in-residence. He will work spring semester to create a piece of public art that honors Black lives. (Photo by Chris Edwards) Opening Minds By Cole Hatcher As an Ohio Wesleyan University student, Andrew Wilson took special comfort in the doors leading in and out of the House of Black Culture, a residential refuge for Black students and their allies. Eight years after his graduation, Wilson ’13 is back on campus as the University’s first artist-in-residence. In that groundbreaking role, he plans to honor the legacy of the House of Black Culture and of the students, faculty, and staff of color who have helped to shape Ohio Wesleyan history for nearly 180 years.