When it comes to these actuarial science students’ futures, they’re not taking any risks — they’re analyzing them. Oglethorpe student Isabelle Saunders ’24 and recent graduates Chris Feeney ’24 and Elli Malancea ’24 recently discussed how Oglethorpe’s new actuarial science program equipped them with the skills to secure practical careers that utilize their math skills […]
Oglethorpe University student Caleb Murphy ’26 has been recognized with a competitive U.S. Department of State scholarship, providing him with exciting opportunities to study abroad and deepen his academic and cultural experiences. Murphy has been awarded a Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship for spring 2025. This scholarship, also from the U.S. Department of State, supports students […]
A student-led initiative to connect with Oglethorpe alumni, network among their peers and engage in career development has taken shape this semester with the establishment of the Oglethorpe Business Club. Founded by students, the new organization is designed to facilitate networking among current students in the Hammack School of Business as well as alumni, trustees […]
Get ready for non-stop laughter as Oglethorpe University Theatre kicks off the season with “Time Flies: Short Comedies by David Ives”, coming to the Conant Performing Arts Center this October. This evening of award-winning comedies promises a blend of wit, intellect, satire, and pure fun. The lineup features six hilarious one-act plays, including “Sure Thing”, “The […]
The academic-focused event of President Kathryn McClymond’s inauguration featured a panel discussion in Lupton Auditorium on Sept. 19 titled “The Future of the Liberal Arts,” which explored Oglethorpe University’s unique approach. Moderated by new provost and vice president of Academic Affairs, Dr. Gabriel Barreneche, the panel included Dr. Judie Levy representing the Core curriculum; Dr. […]
The classroom meets the boardroom in the popular course “BUS-290-003 Special Topics in Business Administration: Student Led Investment Fund” as students learn the ins and outs of investing using real money. Funded by a gift from Hammack School of Business (HSB) namesake and donor Q. William Hammack, the student investment fund has grown by 32% […]
As the second full week of Fall Semester came to close, first-year students gathered at Conant Performing Arts Center for Convocation 2024. With inspiring messages, music and ice cream sandwiches after, the first-year Petrels heard from new Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Dr. Gabriel Barreneche, who joined Oglethorpe on July 1. “At the […]
To bolster academic success this year, Oglethorpe’s Office of Student Success has unveiled the Learning Support Center—a dynamic new space dedicated to enhancing student support. The Learning Support Center is a hub that connects students with peer instructors for tutoring and peer coaches for time management strategies. It also serves as a comfortable environment for […]
Dr. Gabriel Barreneche, provost and vice president for academic affairs, recently announced new full-time and part-time faculty members for the 2024-2025 academic year, plus notable academic position changes. Faculty Promotions Dr. Nick Bujak promoted to Associate Professor of English with tenure Mr. Jonathon Nooner promoted to Associate Professor of Scenic Design and Technical Theatre with tenure […]
Since taking home the “Best Overall” award at the 2024 Last Looks Film Festival, Justin Edwards ‘25 and Karla Ojeda ‘24 have kept busy with their short film “Janitor 988.” In fact, the duo’s hard work and talent have given them significant recognition beyond Oglethorpe. Their film was recently screened at two international film festivals: […]