Chandler Anderson '13 shown in one of his favorite spots on campus, the Oglethorpe University Museum of Art. One of the best things about a small school like Oglethorpe is the potential for students to contribute in a big way to the campus, either through student organizations or
Mon Baroi '15 When I came to Oglethorpe my freshman year, all I wanted to do was “fast-forward” through the next four years. I wasn’t expecting to begin the process of starting a nonprofit called Oglethorpe’s Tiny Homes, and to work at Pegasus Creative, an on-campus student communications
Coming back to the Oglethorpe campus 10 years after graduation was an odd feeling. Much about the university was the same, but I was definitely different. I’d been out in the “real world” for several years and here I was back at the old Petrel’s Nest. I graduated from OU
Last semester, I made one of the best decisions of my undergraduate career: I became a part of Pegasus Creative, Oglethorpe's student communications agency, launched last year by the University Communications department. Thanks to Pegasus, I've gained hands-on experience, internship credit, and the confidence that can only come from a
Through my internship with Pegasus Creative, Oglethorpe's student communications agency, I recently had the opportunity to attend Real World PR, an annual conference held by the Public Relations Society of America (Georgia chapter) for students interested in public relations. As I waited for the conference to begin, I chatted with
