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A close-knit campus community with big-city culture and opportunities. Make a life. Make a living. William Hammack, Jr. School of Business.
Founded in 1835, Oglethorpe University is Atlanta’s only co-educational small private college, where a superior liberal arts and sciences education is complemented by professional programs, all within in a small-college environment in a dynamic urban setting.
2019 marked the opening of the I.W. “Ike” Cousins Center for Science and Innovation and the Q. Other recent additions have included an awar
Today's Convocation marked the start of a new chapter for the , as they pledged to uphold the honor code and officially joined the Oglethorpe community.
"No matter your major, your Oglethorpe education, with its exciting liberal arts Core Program, dedicated faculty, small classes, and endless leadership opportunities, will give you the tools for any challenges the future may hold."
-Provost Dr. Gabriel Barreneche
New Oglethorpe Provost challenges first-year students to envision their future at Convocation 2024 With inspiring messages, music and ice cream sandwiches after, the first-year Petrels heard from new Provost Dr. Gabriel Barreneche
There's still time for students to RSVP for the historic inauguration of Dr. Kathryn McClymond! Join the Oglethorpe community on September 19 and 20 as we celebrate the university's future and officially inaugurate Dr. McClymond as the 18th president. Be sure to RSVP here: https://oglethor.pe/4ez6qjY
Faculty Lecture:
September 19, 11:30 a.m.
Community Picnic Lunch:
September 19, following the lecture
Inauguration Service Project:
September 19, 1:30 p.m.
Investiture Ceremony:
September 20, 10:00 a.m.
Community Celebration Luncheon
September 20, following the ceremony
Neal Nankani '26 and Willem Jaron '26 transformed their passion for sports and love of Oglethorpe athletics into a high energy pep rally filled with fun activities. "Petey's Madness" aims to foster a deeper connection and community pride in Oglethorpe's sports culture.
New athletics pep rally to energize OU community "Petey's Madness" will introduce the OU community to this year's athletes and build excitement for the year ahead.
Oglethorpe's frequent collaborations with Atlanta theatre company Actor's Express provide endless opportunities for current students and alumni to work in professional theatre. After dazzling in several co-productions on the Conant stage, recent OU alums Wynne Kelly '24 and Chloe Campbell '24 have been cast in the Atlanta theatre company's latest production of "Cabaret." Take your chance to see them as Kit Kat Klub dancers in this hit musical before it closes on September 1!
Oglethorpe students, graduates help bring ‘Cabaret’ to life at Actor’s Express - The Source Oglethorpe students and graduates help with Actor's Express production of "Cabaret"
Whether it's a sorority or a book club, getting involved at Oglethorpe is easy with over 60 clubs and organizations to choose from! Today’s Student Activities Fair gave Petrels the opportunity to find where they belong with a club that matches their interests. Discover more clubs on OUConnect!
Happy , Petrels! Whether it's their first first day or their last first day, these OU students are fired up to make this year unforgettable!
Welcome to our new Stormy Petrels and their families! 🖤💛 Thanks to the Petrel Moving Co., Resident Assistants, and Orientation Leaders, move-in day was a success. Here's to a great year and the start of your Oglethorpe journey!
The Petrel Moving Company if helping first-year students move into their dorms was an Olympic sport 🥇🥇🥇
From Oglethorpe’s gates all the way to Australia, Professor of Mathematics Dr. John Nardo is always seeking ways to support student success! Dr. Nardo recently attended the prestigious International Congress on Mathematical Education, where he presented on the ways that OU helps make science and math more inclusive for students. And, of course, he took a little time to explore Australia's rich culture, too.🐨 Read more about his experience here: https://oglethor.pe/3YXwdNK
Lights, camera, action! 🎬🎥 Student filmmakers and overall winners of Oglethorpe's annual Last Looks Film Festival Justin Edwards '25 and Karla Ojeda '24 have been making waves with their short film, "Janitor 988." The talented duo has screened their film at several international festivals, including the Cobb International Film Festival where Edwards won "Best Actor" for his performance. Read more about their success here:
OU filmmakers screen award-winning film at international festivals Justin Edwards '25 and Karla Ojeda' 24 received recognition for their short film "Janitor 988" at international film festivals.
Due to its significant growth, the Hammack School of Business will now have a dedicated space in Goodman Hall, providing accessible faculty offices and collaboration spaces designed to inspire innovation among students.
Hammack School of Business moving to Goodman Hall The Hammack School of Business will move to Goodman Hall before the beginning of the Fall Semester to make the program more accessible.
Just one week until Move-In Day for our first-year Petrels! 🏠✨ Get ready to settle into your new home away from home, meet lifelong friends, and make unforgettable memories. What's on your last-minute essentials list?
Oglethorpe’s prime location in Atlanta unlocks incredible opportunities, like interning at Coca-Cola! Join physics-engineering student Neal Nakani '25 as he takes you through a day in the life of a Coca-Cola intern in Atlanta.
MyHub, a convenient online tool, offers Oglethorpe students and alumni lifetime access to their complete academic records, including enrollment history, degrees earned, and verified transcripts.
OU offers new online service for ordering transcripts Verified transcripts and other academic records are now available to OU students and alumni through a convenient online tool called Myhub.
Yesterday, our incredible faculty and staff came together for a fun-filled back-to-school bash! 🎉 The afternoon was spent reconnecting, recharging, and getting ready for a great fall semester. Only 18 days left!
From Dublin to Rome, Oglethorpe students turned the world into their classroom this summer! 🌍✈️ Sydney Dooley-Smith '26 balanced a marketing internship with adventures through Ireland's stunning landscapes, while Kennedy Bell '25 immersed herself in the rich history of Rome and earned credits for her communications minor.
Summer study abroad opportunities in Europe help Oglethorpe students grow - The Source Kennedy Bell '25 and Sydney Dooley-Smith '26 each immersed themselves in history and culture while studying abroad in Europe this summer.
Oglethorpe's diverse student body, generous financial aid, and prime Atlanta location make it stand out as one of the "best and most interesting" universities to attend, according to the Fiske Guide to Colleges.
Oglethorpe again featured in latest edition of Fiske Guide to Colleges - The Source Oglethorpe University was once again included in the Fiske Guide to Colleges, a bestselling compilation of the top 300+ institutions in the U.S., Canada and the U.K. Now in its 41st year, the Fiske Guide highlights the “best and most interesting” colleges and universities. Striving to be “help...
The countdown begins! ⏳ We're less than a month away from the first day of classes, and we can't wait to welcome everyone back to campus! 💛🖤
As the world gears up for the , let's take a moment to relive the '96 Atlanta Olympics, when Oglethorpe was part of the marathon route! Over 200 excited spectators gathered on OU’s campus to witness the event. Read more about Oglethorpe’s six additional Olympic connections here: https://oglethor.pe/46jzj05
BIG congratulations to alumnus Anthony Maccaglia ‘15 for qualifying for his first PGA Tour event!
Be on the lookout Thursday and Friday at TPC Twin Cities for the 3M Open. ⛳🔥
🔗: https://gopetrels.com/news/2024/7/23/mens-golf-oglethorpe-alumnus-qualifies-for-first-pga-tour-event.aspx
Alexa Miranda '26 is 'prospering' at her summer internship with Prospera USA, a nonprofit committed to empowering Hispanic entrepreneurs. Here, she explores the human and social aspects of business, leveraging her sociology minor to build impactful connections with business owners.
Business student builds meaningful relationships at nonprofit internship - The Source Business student Alexa Miranda '26 is interning with Prospera, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping Hispanic entrepreneurs.
From walking the bustling streets of Dublin to exploring the breathtaking architecture of Trinity College, Sydney Dooley-Smith '26 is embracing every moment of her study-abroad and internship experience in Ireland! Follow her week on Instagram @ OglethorpeLife as she shares more details of her summer internship abroad so far. 🇮🇪📚
While it's mostly quiet on campus during the summer, OU faculty and staff still come together to enjoy themed summer breakfasts to build a stronger community. Today's summer breakfast transported faculty and staff to Camp Oglethorpe, complete with s'mores, delicious pastries, and even friendship bracelets! 🏕️ 💛
Living on campus provides students with an invaluable college experience — from building lasting friendships to having built-in academic and wellness support just steps away, there are numerous benefits to living on campus. Thanks to a generous donation from John and Cindy Ethridge, an incoming first-time, full-time student will have the opportunity to enjoy the Oglethorpe residential experience through the new Dr. David M. Cates Housing Scholarship Endowment.
Housing scholarship endowment established to assist new students - The Source A new endowed fund will provide housing scholarships for incoming students who may be struggling with the costs of living on campus.
We hope everyone has a safe and fun Fourth of July! 🇺🇸🎇
Recognized for its commitment to student success and uncomplicated application process, Oglethorpe has once again been named one of the most transfer-friendly schools in the U.S. by the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
Oglethorpe named to Phi Theta Kappa transfer-friendly institutions list - The Source Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society named Oglethorpe University to its Transfer Honor Roll as one of the most transfer-friendly schools in the U.S.
Here's a book to add to your reading list next year -- Associate Professor of English Justin Haynes has published his first full-length novel, “Ibis.” A powerful narrative addressing a global issue, “Ibis” delves into the struggles immigrants face while reflecting on the bonds between mothers and daughters.
Oglethorpe English professor Justin Haynes publishes first full-length novel - The Source The creative writing professor's new novel, "Ibis," is a story of immigration, community and the bond between mothers and daughters.
Oglethorpe students and alumni already know -- ATL is one of the best cities in the country to live and work. 🍑
In a recent report, OU's home city was named the #9 "Best City for New College Graduates." In fact, Atlanta is consistently recognized for its job access, dynamic culture, and affordable living -- an excellent place to kickstart not just a fulfilling career, but also a vibrant life.
Where are the best places for recent college graduates to live? A study ranked 100 U.S. cities on their suitability for post-grads based on economic, social and employment opportunities. Here are the best and worst options. https://nyti.ms/3KZzvHK
But ☝️ first, let's take a selfie!
Smile, Petrels, it's -- and the Class of '28 and their orientation leaders are beaming thinking about the year ahead.
Students can still sign up for the final 'Making a Petrel' orientation on July 19 through their Petrel Portal.
Happy , Petrels! Hope you're taking time to relax and staying cool! 😎 🌞
Honoring the historical significance of , the OU community came together yesterday to celebrate progress by engaging in meaningful conversations and cultural appreciation of Black history, food and performances. https://oglethor.pe/4cj01b6
Juneteenth celebration creates meaningful conversations and cultural appreciation - The Source The Oglethorpe community came together to celebrate Juneteenth with a luncheon that included meaningful dialogue and cultural performances.
Happy to everyone's favorite fearless bird, Petey!
Whether you’re an OU father figure or channeling your inner Oglethorpe dad with a fashion statement, Happy !
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