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Biology major thrives thanks to John D. and Marguerite M. Sullivan Scholarship
A biological science scholar majoring in biology and minoring in biothetics and global public health, senior Katie McGreal has served in many roles in her time as a Buckeye.
She also…
TBDBITL bass drummer juggles school, military, band
Photo courtesy Sarah Wood.
In 2016, Sarah Wood got a call from a wrong number.
It wound up changing her life.
When Wood answered…
See 141 ways to form 'friendship' at University Square
You don’t have to go far from Ohio State’s campus to get a sense of just how global Buckeye Nation really is.
Thanks to the new art exhibit at…
After 2020 hiatus, Earth sciences field experiences return
After the pandemic cancelled the Earth Sciences summer geology Field Camp toUtah in 2020, the School of Earth Sciences was able to make the experience happen
in 2021.
Buckeyes give:…
Service-learning experiences provide profound learning opportunities
Students of Elena Foulis' course "Spanish in Ohio: An Experiential Course" at the Our Lady of Guadalupe Center in Columbus in 2018.
On paper,…
Dean Horn welcomes Arts and Sciences Buckeyes
On Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2021 — the first day of classes of the 2021-22 academic year — Interim Executive Dean David Horn sent the following message to all Arts and Sciences students.
Dear…
Well wishes to our students from Arts and Sciences alumni
Students walk across the Oval during the Ohio State Involvement Fair.
Welcome back, Buckeyes! The College of Arts and Sciences is thrilled to see…
Current, former Arts and Sciences students compete in Tokyo Olympics
An Ohio State-record 26 Buckeyes are headed to Tokyo to compete in the 2020 Olympics, which begin July 23. Fifteen current and former Buckeyes from the College of Arts and…
‘Picturing Black History’ dissects photos portraying Black experience
Kenya Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta, left, laughs with U.S. Federal Judge Thurgood Marshall in Nairobi, Kenya, on July 11,…