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History, innovation entwine at renovated Pomerene Hall
Pomerene Hall is a storied and iconic feature of campus, and the building’s history and integrity have been revived with its first major updates in nearly a century.
Humanity and the Humanities: A Day with Frederick Luis Aldama
Frederick Luis Aldama is the co-creator of SÕL-CON, a comics expo intended as both a celebration of current creative minds and as a means to open doors for youth of color to learn how to express…
American Religious Sounds Project awarded $750,000 grant
American Religious Sounds Project was recently awarded a $750,000 grant courtesy of the Henry Luce Foundation. The grant enables the project to continue its goal of studying religious diversity by…
Center for Folklore Studies to launch traveling exhibit: “Placemaking in Scioto County, Ohio”
In collaboration between the Center for Folklore Studies, Shawnee State University and community partners throughout Scioto County, the traveling exhibit, "Placemaking in Scioto County, Ohio" opens…
A new podcast: Voices of Excellence from the College of Arts and Sciences
The College of Arts and Sciences at Ohio State has launched a new podcast highlighting the research of its faculty and staff: Voices of Excellence from the College of Arts and Sciences.
Art professor creates installation for NYC subway station destroyed during 9/11
Ann Hamilton, Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Art, designed a $1 million art project for the Cortlandt Street subway station on the No. 1 line in Lower Manhattan, which was…
Area Studies Centers awarded $6.67 million in federal funding
The U.S. Department of Education has provided more than $6.67 million in funding to the Centers for Latin American Studies; Slavic and East European Studies; and East Asian Studies.
History and microbiology professors co-teach course examining HIV
"HIV: From Microbiology to Macrohistory" is a course co-taught by associate professors Jesse Kwiek of microbiology and Thomas McDow of history. The class examines HIV's evolution at a molecular level…
Trekking beyond the classroom
The world was the classroom for Arts and Sciences students studying abroad this summer — here are a few highlights from their adventures.