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Otterbein Fast Facts:

Location: Westerville, Ohio
Founded: 1847
Control: Private not-for-profit
Carnegie Classification: Master's Colleges & Universities
Size & Setting: Four-year, small, highly residential
Enrollment: 3,000
President: John Comerford, Ph.D.
Colors: Tan and Cardinal
Mascot: Cardinal

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News Stories:

Otterbein, Central Ohio colleges are partnering with the private sector to solve workforce challenges

News - January 24, 2020

Central Ohio colleges are partnering with the private sector to solve workforce challenges Published Jan. 18, 2020

Oldest known scorpion fossil discovered by Otterbein professor

News - January 24, 2020

The Oldest Scorpion and the Decadence of Evolutionary Science Published Jan. 21, 2020

Otterbein University’s non-degree options to advance leadership

News - January 24, 2020

Otterbein University’s non-degree options to advance leadership Published Jan. 21, 2020

Conductor always up for musical celebration of Mozart’s birthday

News - January 24, 2020

Conductor always up for musical celebration of Mozart’s birthday Published Jan. 23, 2020

Otterbein MBA Collaborates with CCAD on Design Thinking

News - January 17, 2020

“Design Thinking still resonates within businesses today…or, at least it should.” - Eric Lloyd If I’ve learned one thing in my more than five years in higher education it’s that companies continue to push for employees to become better problem solvers, more creative/critical thinkers, and ultimately stronger communicators. Why? Company growth is critical, and the aforementioned skills are how many companies will achieve that growth. At Otterbein, we continue to provide education that addresses the development of these skills. Additionally,…