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What's In a Name? Titan Arum or Voo Doo Lily? See and Smell for Yourself
Voo Doo Lilies have invaded the BioSci Greenhouse; see/smell what they have in common with their big Corpse Flower cousins, the Titan Arum.
The Climate, Security, Health and Resilience (CSHR) Initiative
The Mershon Center for International Security Studies and the Byrd Polar Research Center have joined forces on a multiyear initiative on climate, security, health and resilience
COMPAS Public/Private
The Center for Ethics and Human Values' Conversations on Morality, Politics, and Society (COMPAS) will focus its 2013-14 program on the distinction between Public/Private.
ASC Scientists and COSI Bring Science to Life
Arts and sciences researchers and COSI Columbus introduce audiences to current scientific research and its applications
The Science of Language Impact Grant
Shari Speer, professor and chair, linguistics, Laura Wagner, associate professor, psychology; and Kathryn Campbell-Kibler, assistant professor, linguistics, were awarded a 2013 Engagement Impact…
Center for Folklore Studies leads Appalachian Project
The Center for Folklore Studies is leading the Appalachian Project to help young people overcome barriers to higher education.
The Greatest Show on Earth
Expect the unexpected: in the last three years, Ohio State's Biological Sciences Greenhouse has bloomed four Titan Arums-there is nothing usual about this.
Big Blooming News: Titan Maudine Breaks Record
Ohio State's Titan Arum Woody2 bloomed last week; now another Titan Arum, Maudine, is almost ready to go.
Ohio State Students to share Music, Dance, Theatre in China
Twelve Ohio State students from dance, music and theatre will perform throughout China in the upcoming year, representing Ohio State in major cities and lesser-known areas in China.