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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…
Jody Patterson named first Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Chair of Art History
Jody Patterson was recently named the first Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Chair of Art History. The Roy Lichtenstein Foundation established the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Endowed Chair in Art History…
Buckeye Biography: A Q&A with associate professor of history David Staley
As part of Ohio State's sesquicentennial celebration, the university is offering a free, online course, "Buckeye Biography: 150 Years of Ohio State." We sat down with associate professor of history…
Art exhibit explores biological diversity through new lens
Professor Emerita Ardine Nelson explores the Museum of Biological Diversity through photography in an exhibit at Hopkins Hall Gallery, "From the Museum of Biological Diversity | Transitory States."
African American and African Studies Department at 50
Department celebrates 50 years of excellence this fall with events, reunions and more.
Q&A with magician and alum Joshua Jay
Every day is magical for 2005 English alumnus Joshua Jay, a globally known magician and instructional magic author who has performed for the likes of Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Fallon and…
7 things to know about the Modern Head sculpture
A new public sculpture on campus between Smith and McPherson Laboratories was designed by the famous artist and Ohio State alumnus Roy Lichtenstein.
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…
New images offer closer look at Ohio State’s planned Arts District
The Ohio State University Board of Trustees saw an updated vision of the Arts District at a meeting of the Master Planning and Facilities Committee on May 30.