November 2019

Eugene Stechschulte is Ohio Northern’s current Head Baseball coach. He has been coaching baseball at ONU for 9 years, with an additional 8 years of baseball coaching prior to coming to ONU. Stechschulte grew up in Kalida, Ohio where he was the youngest of seven children. As a child, Stechschulte was familiar with ONU because his team used the school’s athletic trainers for rehab. He played multiple sports including baseball, basketball, soccer, and was also involved in band and musicals during high school.

The tennis courts have been relocated to the west side of campus. While it may seem to some an unnecessary move, there was apparently more to the story than meets the eye.

Every single day an estimated 3,200 people are sold or kidnapped and forced into some form of slavery. Second only to drug dealing, human trafficking is one of the largest enterprises that results in population displacement.

Sister2Sister, an African American women’s group on campus invited Elesondra “Ele” DeRomano, the leader of Standing Together Against Real Slavery (S.T.A.R.S) to campus Nov. 9.

Are you up to date with current events around the world this week? If not, I have you covered! Specifically, intriguing events are happening in the United States, South Africa and the world as a whole. All you have to do is read! 

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Jack Hanna, better known as “Jungle Jack,” came to ONU to share his passion for animals and to spread his message of protecting and conserving the wild world. He brought several of the animals he loves to campus on Oct. 5 for Homecoming Weekend festivities.