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Playing for Luke

Photos from the OWU Men’s Soccer team’s first home game of the 2016 season against Hope College in honor of Luke Gabbert.

Photos by Courtney Dunne, Leah Miza and Izzy Sommerdorf

Day on the JAY 2016

Students gathered on the JAY

Rock climbing wall

Jugglers

Jugglers

Jugglers performing near students

Students

Natalie Wynne, senior

Day on the Jay had a Mardi Gras theme

People of Delaware – Doing Better

“When I was younger, I was molested, and I was also really badly injured in a car accident, which made me turn to drugs. I was addicted for a long time, but now I’m doing much better.”

The Bishops are back

Welcome Week kicks off new year

Freshman Kaden Vaughn Thompson gives a thumbs up through the glass of the dunk tank at Day on the JAY last Friday, Aug. 29.

Students gather for the “Under the Sea” Day on the JAY, the semi-annual event offering free food and games.

Sophomore Danielle Kaylor comes out of one of Day on the JAY’s inflatable slides.

Senior Daysha Swann dances at Day on the JAY.

Sophomore Haley Langhorne laughs in between racing sophomore Makenzie Howell at Day on the JAY.

Sophomore Emma Nuiry throws a water bottle during a game of catch at Meet the SLUs on Tuesday, Aug. 26.

Jeremy Griffin-Jackson, a resident of the Citizens of the World House, catches a frisbee at Meet the SLUs.

Freshman Haley Talbot-Wendlandt steals a bite of freshman Kacie Iuvara’s Jimmy Johns sub at a Campus Programming Board tie-dye event.

Colorful Holi celebration brightens campus

Senior Danyal Omar takes a quick break from the Holi festivities on Saturday, April 9. Photos by Jane Suttmeier

Sophomores Ruchi Kansal and Lindsey Davis playing around during Holi while University President Rock Jones looks on with a smile.

Freshman Shareeque Sadiq dumps a bucked of water on senior Lori Weischedel to clean off the Holi poweder.

Sophomores Lindsey Davis and Leah Linh Duong have fun while participating in the event.

Harlem Globetrotters bring family fun to OWU

These innovative rules brought new and entertaining features to the world-renowned exhibition basketball team.

Fan rules included challenges such as “Make or Miss” shooting competition and “Hot Hand Jersey.”

The Globetrotters allowed the stadium audience to dictate the rules of the game, giving a more hands on experience to fans.

The famous Harlem Globetrotters took Branch Rickey Arena by storm last week while on their “Fans Rule World Tour.”

Sound-Off OWU: What do you think of iOS 7?

"I don't even have it because I saw my friend's and I hated it" - Jenna Morris, '14 — “I don’t even have it because I saw my friend’s and I hated it” – Jenna Morris, ’14

"I like the new backgrounds and the way they move with the phone" - Claire Lofgren, '16 — “I like the new backgrounds and the way they move with the phone” – Claire Lofgren, ’16

"I love it. It's a lot more individualized for each person." - Jerry Lherisson, '16 — “I love it. It’s a lot more individualized for each person.” – Jerry Lherisson, ’16

"I like it because it's different. It has a lot of new gadgets and I like the new backgrounds." - Mike Serbanoiu, '15 — “I like it because it’s different. It has a lot of new gadgets and I like the new backgrounds.” – Mike Serbanoiu, ’15

"I like iTunes radio about iOS 7. I'm still getting used to the colors." - Ibrahim Saeed, '15 — “I like iTunes radio about iOS 7. I’m still getting used to the colors.” – Ibrahim Saeed, ’15