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September 24, 2026

The Beat Goes On: School of Music’s hip hop minor kicks off its first semester

Hip hop began more than 50 years ago in the neighborhoods of New York City and has since spread across America, crossed oceans, connected cultures and even inspired new genres of music. Now, hip…

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Christopher Jaroniec
Jaroniec named Arts and Sciences Associate Dean for Research

Vice Chair for Research and Administration Christopher Jaroniec was recently named Arts and Sciences Dean for Research.

Paul Weller (1935; 1938)
Buckeye Love lasts a lifetime: 84 years later Paul Weller still loves physics

It’s very possible that 106-year-old Paul Weller (born July 1, 1913) may be one of Ohio State’s oldest living alumni.

Claudia Turro
Claudia Turro named chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Claudia Turro, Dow Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, was named chair of the department, effective July 1, 2019.

First Person: Portrait of a young naturalist

Tetrapods and insects and molluscs, oh my! Breanne Lejeune, program coordinator, Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme, joins nephew Edward on a tour of the Museum of Biological Diversity.

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14 Arts and Sciences graduate students named Presidential Fellows

Awarded each semester to graduate students of outstanding scholarship, the Presidential Fellowship grants fellows one year of full-time financial support in their final year of dissertation work.

Gretchen Ritter
Gretchen Ritter is new executive dean and vice provost of Arts and Sciences

Gretchen Ritter, a leading expert in the history of women's constitutional rights and contemporary issues concerning democracy and citizenship in American politics, has been appointed executive dean…

A message from the provost welcoming the new executive dean and vice provost for the Arts and Sciences

We welcome Gretchen Ritter, the new executive dean and vice provost for the College of Arts and Sciences.

Igor Jouline
Microbiology professor awarded $1.9 million NIH grant

Igor Jouline, Rod Sharp Professor of microbiology, has received a five-year, $1.9 million grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences to further his research on cell signaling.

Spring Recognition Ceremony Honorees
Spring Recognition Ceremony honors distinguished teaching, mentorship

The fourth annual Spring Recognition Ceremony honors the recipients of endowed college awards and college-wide awards for teaching and mentoring in the Arts and Sciences.