On Campus
A Weekend on our Campus: Arts, Academics, Activism, Athletics, Authors and more...
Muskingum University campus weekends are anything but quiet!
A look at some of the wide variety of events and activities Muskies enjoyed on October 24-27 demonstrates our vibrant 24-7 living-learning environment:
Trustee Robert W. Patin ’64 spoke on “The Discipline of Trust: A Critical Skills for Effective People and Organizations” and was available for “check-out” by current students as part of the University’s “Living Library” alumni connections series.
The Theatre Department’s fall play, “Hamlet” was on stage for four performances.
Phi Kappa Psi and M.A.C.E. Club offered their annual Haunted Hollow of s’mores and scares, collecting donations for the Guernsey County Dog Shelter.
Associate Professor of Religion Melissa Conroy presented a talk on “Monsters, Mythology, and Medicine” as part of the Library’s new “Faculty Red Hot Research” series, previewing a paper she will be presenting at a national conference in San Diego later this semester.
The Master of Occupational Therapy program held an open house at their new MOT House Occupational Therapy lab.
Phi Kappa Tau hosted Muskingum’s first Spikeball Tournament.
Sigma Tau Delta sponsored its annual “Poe in the Parlor” poetry evening in the Library, where students competed for prizes in the four categories of readings: original poetry, original prose, best well-read, and best overall.
BSU led a game of Glow in the Dark Capture the Flag on the East Lawn.
The murder mystery party “Who Shot the Sherriff” turned the Bait Shop into an 1869 Wild West town.
Orbit Media, The John & Annie Glenn Public Service Fellows Program, and the Village of New Concord presented “Community Orbit,” a candidate forum for New Concord Mayoral and East Muskingum School Board candidates.
Varsity athletics competitions included volleyball, men’s and women’s soccer, football, and esports.
Muskingum Programming Board offered Halloweentown, complete with a movie, popcorn, and pumpkin painting in the Chess Center, and sponsored a day trip to Cedar Point for the park’s Halloweekends event.
The Muskingum Christian Fellowship hosted a bonfire at the bottom of the Chess Center.
SEOSO – Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra – performed the Opening Concert of its 46th Season in Brown Chapel.
