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2019 High Points

The College of Arts and Sciences houses compelling artists, inquisitive scholars, brilliant scientists and dynamic spaces. We are excited to share some of this year’s high points as we…

John Low at the Great Circle Earthworks

Heritage, legacy drives Newark Earthworks Center director


The east entrance of the Newark Earthwork's Great Circle.

Encompassing over 4 square miles and…

Sonder art

'Sonder' introduces gaming tech to film world

The short film “Sonder” flows between the aesthetics of 2D and 3D animation to share the story of Finn as he tries to move forward when a relationship comes to an end. At times, the characters,…

Rooms

Dance students bring DaNCe2U#MentalHealth to regional campuses

The movements in Anna Sokolow’s choreographed “Rooms” carry the same emotional weight almost 65 years…

English major Rachel Stewart stands next to the display of horror literature in Thompson Library.

English PhD student curates scary selection of literary horror for Halloween season

What frightens you, tingles your spine, gives you that isolating sense of dread?

For some, it’s monsters — grotesque creatures that are unnatural yet unnervingly human. For others, it’s…

jackolanterns

"HalleBOOia!" keeps audiences on the edge of their seats

The School of Music’s HalleBOOia! is an annual ruckus. Music students dress up as mummies, The Beatles, Beanie Babies and bumblebees to surprise the audience with a…

Us Film Poster

Get scared with these Halloween movie picks

Draw the curtains. Dim the lights. Secure the popcorn. And get ready to be scared.

We checked in with some Arts and Sciences experts to hand-pick some choice horror movies for your…

A new cosmic art installation on campus represents our solar system and bridges the arts and sciences in an astronomical way, thanks to a generous donation by Arts and Sciences alumni M. Andrew (Andy) '64 '67 and Sandra (Sandy) L. Ross '70.

To-scale solar system now orbiting around CBEC

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A new cosmic art installation on campus…

Members of Ohio State's Flute Troupe play piccolo

Hello, piccolos! More than 70 piccolos to join TBDBITL on Saturday

When the opportunity arose, professor in the School of Music Katherine Borst Jones didn’t need time to think. How could she say no to this?

After all, it’s not every day piccolos get…