Valentine's Day

Love is in the Air: Owu Students Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a Twist!

Join the fun at HWCC Atrium this Valentine's Day as OWU students combine love, wellness, and goodies!

Valentine's Day is a celebration that captures the hearts of many, and at Ohio Wesleyan University (OWU), students are making sure this year’s festivities include an essential twist! As love blooms around the campus, students are invited to the HWCC Atrium for an exciting Valentine’s Day Table event. Whether you’re single, taken, or just love snacks, this gathering is perfect for everyone!

The Valentine’s Day Table promises more than just the usual heart-shaped chocolates and roses. It focuses on educating students about sexual health wellness, making it a ground-breaking initiative in combining love and life lessons. Aimed at encouraging open conversations, the table will be stocked with informative resources and delicious treats. So, step away from your busy schedule and indulge your sweet tooth while learning about something crucial for personal well-being. It’s a win-win situation!

This vibrant gathering isn't just about snacking and socializing; it's also about fostering a supportive community. Students can mingle as they munch on goodies, gather evidence-based information regarding sexual health, and empower each other with knowledge that can instill healthier lifestyles. Because what’s better than sharing love? Sharing knowledge and care for one another!

So, if you’re on campus today, don’t miss checking out the Valentine’s Day Table at the HWCC Atrium. Take a seat, grab a treat, and leave with a heart full of love and an education that can make a real difference. Love may be all around, but practical love is in educating yourself and those around you!

Did you know that Valentine’s Day originated from a Roman festival called Lupercalia? It was originally a celebration of fertility! Additionally, the tradition of sending cards on Valentine’s Day has increased significantly over the years; in fact, expert estimates suggest that over 145 million cards are exchanged every year. Now, isn’t that a fun fact to spread this Valentine’s Day?