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15 Arts and Sciences graduate students awarded Presidential Fellowships
This spring, 15 graduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences received Presidential Fellowships, the most prestigious award given by the Graduate School.
The sociology of online criminal drug markets
Ohio State sociologists Dana Haynie and Scott Duxbury are understanding how darknet drug markets operate on a sociological level, which could help improve law enforcement strategies.
Spring Recognition: A Celebration of Distinguished Teaching and Scholarship
On April 10, the College of Arts and Sciences hosted its annual Spring Recognition Ceremony, honoring faculty and others in the college for their outstanding achievements in the arts and sciences.
Psychology major presents research on heart rate variability and music listening preferences
Fifth-year Havovi Desai combined her passions for music and research to study the relationship between resting heart rate variability and music listening preferences. After months of extensive…
Mershon Center explores future of U.S. military, democracy
The U.S. Armed Forces play a leading role on the world stage. On March 29, the Mershon Center for International Security Studies will host a forum surrounding the future of the all-volunteer force.
Top honors for Arts and Sciences student, alumna
Fourth-year Anna Voelker has been named a Brooke Owens Fellow and alumna Nima Dahir has been named to the inaugural class of Knight-Hennessy Scholars at Stanford University. Voelker will work at The…
Center for Ethics and Human Values explores conscientious objection in medicine
Do doctors and other healthcare professionals have a right to refuse to perform certain medical procedures or to treat certain patients based on their religious or moral beliefs? Should so-called …
#BuckeyeLove in the College of Arts and Sciences
As the academic heart of the university, the College of Arts and Sciences is full of #BuckeyeLove each and every day, thanks to our students, staff and faculty.
Psych professor writes simple science — by writing for kids
This past summer, visiting professor Ashleigh Maxcey challenged students in her cognitive psychology class at Vanderbilt University to write a research paper for the journal Frontiers for Young Minds…