The C.U. Review is a collaboration between The Chimes and WXCU radio, Capital University’s student-run radio station. Each month, our hosts cover the latest campus topics and news articles. The show ...

The Board of Trustees and the Presidential Search Committee have announced the 18th president in the university’s history: Jared R. Tice, Ed.D. Tice has held ...

Across three conferences, two national and one state, the Chimes won two times more awards than Otterbein University’s T&C Media this academic year. In the … ...

The annual Greek Week, a series of competitions for the university’s greek life organizations throughout a one-week period, was hosted last week This year, each … ...

Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s smashing success “Glee” aired its last episode on March 20, 2015. 10 years later, “Glee” is more important than ever in inspiring people to be proud of who they are in ...

On the first leg of her European tour, Berlin concert attendees heard the short and sweet singer Sabrina Carpenter loud and clear when she changed the first line of her “Mamma Mia” cover: “I’ve been ...

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Women’s Sports Federation recognizing and celebrating National Girls & Women in Sports Day. It is also the first year the university hosted a panel to ...

A photograph of Harry C. Moores featured in the dedication pamphlet for the Harry C. Moores Student Union. Photo by Charlie Rinehart,. A photograph of Julius W. Schaaf featured in a news article from ...

Welcome to our new podcast! Chime In will be a brief weekly review of the previous week’s stories. In the future, episodes will be uploaded to streaming services along with the website. Tatiana is a ...

The start of the semester is a jam-packed time, with new classes, campus events and book-buying. The university’s beautiful views are ideal for every student, new or graduating, to enjoy the student ...

Pop culture is drastically changing the digital marketing scene by providing never-before-seen advertising opportunities. Graphic by Emma Wharton Whether noticed or not, pop culture deeply affects ...