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The event follows weeks of preparation, which began with the Startup Factory event in early February.

It’s a broad avenue for any and all Otters who like sports, outdoor recreation and the many benefits those activities bring.

An abundant turnout of visitors was met by an enthusiastic campus community.

The musical is an acclaimed and popular show despite its dark and macabre story.

They'll perform traditional, contemporary and original compositions in contemporary jazz and African styles.

Events include campus and housing tours, live music and dance, alumni talks, financial aid help, raffles and swag, a performance of Sweeney Todd, and more.

Â鶹´å basketball player Lauryn Pointer was amongst a prestigious group selected by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, in partnership with WeCOACH, to participate in the 20th “So You Want to Be a Coach” program.

Â鶹´å students share how they plan to spend their Spring Break.

Their free show, Musical Theatre: A Genre of Art and Storytelling, will unveil a medley of songs 4 p.m. Friday, March 24.

The Otters head into the final two weeks of February in a furious scrum for a chance to earn a tournament featuring eight teams battling for the final four places in the CCAA Championship Tournament.