Oglethorpe University on Instagram: "Ever wondered what it’s like to work behind the scenes at an art museum? 🖼️🎨 Follow along with Eloa Noir ‘27, a gallery assistant at the Oglethorpe University Museum of Art, as she installs, paints, and shows off her creativity working on real exhibits—all while finding time to grab a treat with friends in Atlanta. Read more about her experience, and Gaby Dumar Jarava's '27, at the link in our bio."

Oglethorpe University on Instagram: "Black history is being made every day—including right here at Oglethorpe. The recent @bx3_ogu Summit brought Black students together for a dialogue on the leadership and narratives that shape their experiences. This #BlackHistoryMonth, hear from a few Black student leaders about how OU empowers them to lead, inspire, and make an impact on campus and beyond. Learn more about the student-organized summit at the link in our bio."

Oglethorpe University on Instagram: "Protect native wildlife? ✅ Snorkel in the Pacific Ocean? ✅ Witness an active volcano? ✅ Over winter break, 10 Oglethorpe students traveled to Hawaii to witness how native Hawaiians have worked to conserve one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet. Hana Sato '25 describes her experience and what she learned. Read more at the link in our bio."

Mike's take on the universe on Instagram: "More than 80 years ago, Oglethorpe University sealed one of the most ambitious time capsules ever created: the Crypt of Civilization. Locked away in 1940 and set to be opened in 8113 CE, it holds 800 books on microfilm, speeches from FDR, recordings of Popeye, everyday objects from Donald Duck dolls to Clarinet tracks, and even a device to teach English. Dr. Thornwell Jacobs called it a modern 'pharaoh’s tomb' for future generations. Imagine what people