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Ann Hamilton and SITI Company: 'the theatre is a blank page'
Renowned visual artist Ann Hamilton and New York's SITI Company present the world premiere of the theatre is a blank page April 23-26 at the Wexner Center for the Arts.
Online Bullying: How to Help the Victim
Kelly Dillon, doctoral student in communication, is lead author of a new study showing that most people would probably not intervene directly to stop online bullying; but many more will respond…
Arts and Sciences Faculty Chosen Huber Faculty Fellows
Claudia Buchmann, professor of sociology; Mike Vasey, professor of psychology and Bruce Weinberg, professor of economics, have been selected as Joan N. Huber Faculty Fellows for 2015 in recognition…
Virtual Reality Check for Medical Students
Simulated, virtual patients are built by researchers at the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD) in a collaborative project with the Wexner Medical Center.
Debbie Smith-Shank Named USSEA Fellow
Deborah Smith-Shank has been chosen as one of three inaugural Kenneth Marantz USSEA Fellows by the United States Society for Education through Art (USSEA).
Dance Student’s Senior Project Hosts a “Day of Dance” for Children
Dana Schafer, a senior dance major, invited 70 third graders from Starling STEM School in Franklinton to Sullivant Hall to participate in a “Day of Dance” last December. The day focused on community…
Biochemist Named 2015 Sloan Fellow
Marcos Sotomayor, assistant professor, chemistry and biochemistry, is one of a select group of 126 promising early-career scientists and scholars from the United States and Canada named 2015 Sloan…
Federal Ed Reforms May Backfire, Undermining Public Support
A major overhaul of federal education policy enacted with the goal of improving public education and closing the achievement gap between student subgroups may have backfired, undermining public…
Mathematician/Computer Scientist Granted NSF CAREER Award for “Geometric frontiers in algorithm design”
Mathematician/computer scientist Anastasios (Tasos) Sidiropoulos' CAREER award funds a project that will look at the use of diverse mathematical tools in the setting of geometric data analysis,…