This one-man show addresses unhealthy relationships, dating-violence
and sexual assault. (Younger audiences should be advised.) This
performance is an excellent way for the college campus and community to
set the tone for productive dialogue about issues that plague our
society.
Donald J. Abraham, Ph. D., will deliver the Ohio Northern University's 2009 Kritzler Lecture, titled "How to Win a Nobel Prize," in Meyer 107 on Wednesday, April 15, at 7 p.m.
Intended for students in the class of 2010, this event allows participants to learn about the unique blend of quality liberal-arts and professional programs we offer, as well as the abundant, diverse opportunities available to ONU students. Activities include a campus tour, a parent financial-aid session, a student panel and a chance to eat in the ONU dining hall. Registration is available by clicking here. The deadline to register is Oct. 23, 2009!
Intended for students in the class of 2010, this event allows
participants to learn about the unique blend of quality liberal arts
and professional programs we offer, as well as the abundant, diverse
opportunities available to ONU students. Activities include a chance
to sit in on a class, take a campus tour, and eat in the ONU Dining
Hall. Registration is available by clicking here. The deadline to register is Sept. 25, 2009!
Intended for students in the class of 2010, this event allows participants to learn about the unique blend of
quality liberal-arts and professional programs we offer, as well as the
abundant, diverse opportunities available to ONU students. Registration is available by clicking here. The deadline to register is July 31, 2009!
Elizabeth Kolbert traveled from Alaska to Greenland and visted top scientists to get to the heart of the debate over global warming. We welcome Ms. Kolbert to the ONU campus as part of the Polar Bear Nation program. A respected journalist and author, Kolbert's Field notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change brings the environment into the consciousness of the American people and asks what, if anything, can be done and how we can save our planet.
Dr. Charles Bates will conduct the ONU Symphonic Band as they perform some of the finest classical and contemporary wind-band literature. The band rehearses all quarter to create a memorable musical evening. Striking in scope and distinctive in effect, this concert reflects the rich history and varied landscapes of band literature.
A twisted plot of mistaken identity and farcical confusion ensues when the head of the Fiat Corporation is disfigured in a failed kidnap attempt. This production, by Nobel Prize winner Dario Fo,"happily combines the Marxism of both Harpo and Karl!"
Tickets on sale October 6, 2008
General Admission $15.00
Senior/Non-ONU Student $12.00
Child $9.00
ONU Student $5.00
Tickets available online or by calling the box office (419) 772-1900
Donald J. Abraham, Ph. D., will deliver the Ohio Northern University's 2009 Kritzler Lecture, titled "How to Win a Nobel Prize," in Meyer 107 on Wednesday, April 15, at 7 p.m. 