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Marching Band Honored During U.S. House of Representatives Session
The Ohio State University Marching Band was recognized in February by Marching Band alumnus and Congressman Patrick J. Tiberi during the Second Session of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Remembering Beth Ray
Oregon State University and The Ohio State University remember one of their own.
Five Facts about the Biological Sciences Greenhouse
No matter what the weather is outside, there is one place on campus that is lush, green and teeming with life.
Geographer Named National Distinguished Scholar in Regional Development and Planning
Geography Professor Daniel Sui has been selected by the Association of American Geographers (AAG) for its Distinguished Scholar Award in Regional Development and Planning.
UK’s Royal Shakespeare Company to present ‘The Taming of the Shrew’
Thanks to the unique partnership between The Ohio State University and UK’s Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), the RSC’s production of The Taming of the Shrew geared to younger audiences will be…
Biochemist Awarded Top Research Grant from Japanese Government
The new research award from the Japanese government will help biochemist Kotaro Nakanishi set up his research program at Ohio State.
Ohio State Students to Perform in China
Nearly 30 students from The Ohio State University – including jazz musicians, dancers, and rappers – will travel to China March 7-17 to share their uniquely American art forms with audiences in…
Some Employers Continue to Discriminate Against Pregnant Employees
Sociology Professor Vincent Roscigno is co-author of a new study finding that pregnant employees are more likely to be singled out as poor performers and held strictly accountable for tardiness than…
What's In a Name? Titan Arum or Voo Doo Lily? See and Smell for Yourself
Voo Doo Lilies have invaded the BioSci Greenhouse; see/smell what they have in common with their big Corpse Flower cousins, the Titan Arum.