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Voices of Excellence celebrates one year

"Voices of Excellence," a podcast showcasing the work of faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences, is celebrating its one-year anniversary by sitting down with host and associate professor of…

Hiroshima after atomic bomb

Storyteller's presentation visualizes Hiroshima's atomic bomb devastation

Michiko Yamaoka shares her family's story about experiencing the death and destruction of Hiroshima's atomic bomb. The speaker's series of talks is presented by the Institute for Japanese Studies and…

Students in African American and African Studies in the 1970s | Photo courtesy of The Ohio State University Archives

African American and African Studies Department at 50

Department celebrates 50 years of excellence this fall with events, reunions and more.

From Left: Team ASC Riders Bradley, Luo, Ritter, Wetzel, Smith, Leber, Biggerstaff).

ASC raises thousands for cancer research in Pelotonia 2019

From Aug. 2-4, more than 7,400 individuals rode in Pelotonia, and for the eighth year, the College of Arts and Sciences took its part in committing to the cause.

Student Involvement Fair 2019

Upperclassmen advice and resources for ASC students

We compiled a quick list of what Arts and Sciences students can take advantage of and asked returning students what they wish they would've known when they were freshmen.

Rehearsal of "If a Tree Falls," a 30-minute patchwork play highlighting the opioid crisis in Ohio as seen through the eyes of local high school students.

Alumna's play exploring opioid epidemic performed by local high school students

Theater alumna Abby Noel's play highlighting the opioid crisis in Ohio was performed by local high school actors, thanks to Whetstone Academy of Performing Arts, Columbus City Schools and the Barbara…

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American Religious Sounds Project breaks new ground in religious studies

A new resource developed by researchers at Ohio State and Michigan State, is breaking new ground in the area of religious studies by offering scholars and the public a new way to think about and…

First Person: Portrait of a young naturalist

Tetrapods and insects and molluscs, oh my! Breanne Lejeune, program coordinator, Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme, joins nephew Edward on a tour of the Museum of Biological Diversity.

Deidre Hamlar

Deidre Hamlar named associate director of Ohio State’s African American and African Studies Community Extension Center

Lawyer, business administrator and independent curator Deidre Hamlar was named associate director of Ohio State’s African American and African Studies Community Extension Center.